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7th March 07, 05:33 PM
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 Originally Posted by Chef
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I think less expensive and easier to wear models in non-traditional fabrics. By fabrics I mean not in tartan but also probably not in camo either. You wouldn't wear camo to an office casual environment. Jackets need to continue to be simplified. ...
Actually, camo *can* be worn to office casual. It just depends on the office. :-)
One reason I chose a Snow Camo as my first kilt was because it didn't have the 'formality' of tartan. Then, too, I wore camo cargo pants to work for a while, partly to see if there was any reaction to camo print. There was none. Even today - first day at work in my camo kilt, comments are either absent or curiousity or puzzlement.
Wade.
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