How does your kilted wasitline work?

**PiobBear** · 16th April 07, 04:56 AM

As for myself, shirt in, sweater out. Always.

**RockyR** · 16th April 07, 06:14 AM

T Shirts and Dress Shirts tucked in.

Rugby Shirts and "sports jerseys" untucked.

**MacWage** · 16th April 07, 06:25 AM

It is general considered "proper" by most to not have anything hang much below fell in the rear.
Jackets that are either "waist" length or cut off look better than long ones:

NOTE: ALL of the kilts I wear now are "traditional" high waisted. For "hip huggers," I would probably tuck in more things fully or not at all.

(was cut off in first post)

**Dreadbelly** · 16th April 07, 06:28 AM

Note to self.

Offer services to forum members to be their personal photographer.

**Tattoo Bradley** · 16th April 07, 06:54 AM

I'm one of the "shirts in; sweaters out" crowd. My rule of thumb: if it has a waist band (ie. sweaters, hoodies) it stays out, if not; it's tucked in.

**pdcorlis** · 16th April 07, 07:01 AM

Yup - shirts in sweaters out.

**Nick** · 16th April 07, 07:24 AM

I'm shirts in-sweaters out 100% of the time, whether I'm kilted or trousered.

**BEEDEE** · 16th April 07, 08:11 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Dress shirts, polos, t-shirts inside. Sweaters, sweatshirts, hoodies over the kilt.

Aloha shirts over the kilt worn open with the t-shirt tucked in.

Culture bending for sure...

Ron

And match the shoes to the shirt!!!

Brian