Tartan VS. Solid?

**MacWage** · 6th May 07, 06:20 AM

What kilt coloring?
Why?
(Pros and Cons)

**MacWage** · 6th May 07, 06:26 AM

ANYONE who answers the last 2:
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**solstice** · 6th May 07, 06:39 AM

I chose both, although I don't have a tartan kilt yet. I do have a steady source of income again (which of course translates as kilt fund) though so maybe I'll be able to remedy my lack of tartan kilts soon.

**Mumbles** · 6th May 07, 06:59 AM

I only have two kilts right now, and they are both tartan but I think that both are good for different "outfits".

**mcvarmit** · 6th May 07, 07:12 AM

mr. wage,
its a mood kinda thing, sometimes you feel like a stripe sometimes you don't.

semper fi

slick

**ccga3359** · 6th May 07, 07:16 AM

I'm so confused I have an SWK shadow tartan black. Is it a solid or is it a tartan? Is it both is it neither?

**MrLion** · 6th May 07, 07:27 AM

Originally Posted by mcvarmit

mr. wage,
its a mood kinda thing, sometimes you feel like a stripe sometimes you don't.

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I couldn't have said it better myself. Thanks.

**Kid Cossack** · 6th May 07, 07:41 AM

There's no much more Scots than tweed, and tartan might be neck-and-neck with it. Tartan or solid, tis no problem for me.

**Arlen** · 6th May 07, 07:41 AM

I like a good mix for different moods.

**Riverkilt** · 6th May 07, 07:49 AM

Solid color kilts allow me to wear all those beautiful patterned shirts and vests I have left over from my days of wearing solid color pants.

Solid color kilts (Like Freedom Kilts dress model, Utilikilts Mocker, USA Kilts solids, solid Amerikilts et.al.) allow me to put together a more business kilt look for work - as opposed to a traditional tartan look.

I think if kilts are gonna make it to the office they're gonna have to stray from the traditional tartan look. Men who are concerned about wearing a tartan because they have no Scottish blood should have the same comfort option on the job.

Ron