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Shirts?
Happy 4th kilted crew! I'm sitting here at work (tech support for a cell company) phones are dead and I wanted to pop a few questions by. I'm just starting to wear kilts on a regular basis. I have a Sport kilt in the St. Patricks day tartan and a Still Water Black Watch and Weathered Mackenzie. I have a tendancy to wear t-shirts with the kilts and I'm looking for other ideas. I'm thinking a few casual button up shirts (like maybe the safari type with the roll up sleeves) would work well. I work in a casual environment so I'm looking for business casual. Just kind of shopping for ideas.
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I like to wear the piper (safari) shirts. But an alternative is the "tech" shirt - drip-dry polyester shirts made by Ex-Officio, Ovis, REI, and Columbia. They are sold by Academy, REI, Ovis, and any other out-of-door clothing store.
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I wear polo or golf shirts quite a bit with my kilts, it seems to work for me.
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I wear any shirt that I would wear with Jeans or dress slacks. The kilt is a garment that is quite versatile.
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I generally wear a polo, or button type sport shirt with the kilt. This is out and about business casual with me, along with decent hose, day sporran, and leave the sgian dubh at home.
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I, like Glen, usually wear golf or polo shirts. But I have been seen in long and short sleeve casual shirts on occasion.
As Splash_4 stated, the kilt is quite versatile. One of the things I love about the kilt is it looks just as good with a dress shirt and tie as it does with a t-shirt.
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Welcome to the Rabble!
I'm also at work (Sr. Programmer/Analyst), on my lunch hour.
I agree with the comments already made, with the addition of recommending solid color shirts with tartan kilts, not patterned shirts. I wear kilts daily to work, which has a business casual dress code, that means guys have to wear a collared shirt (no tie, thankfully). For me that typically means one of the several cotton/hemp blend button-down casual shirts I got at REI or polo shirts, or if I'm wearing one of my solid colored UKs, a cotton button-down plaid shirt.
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I typically wear t-shirts or fishing-type long sleeve sun shirts with my kilts (all UK's). Button-down short sleeve shirts can look good too. Pretty much anything you can wear with jeans will work, I think.
Don
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Polo style or short sleeved broadcloth casuals in solid colors are great for summer if you want more than a t-shirt. And some lighter weight hose like W.Brewin sells,
http://stores.channeladvisor.com/wbsocks/Kilt%20Hose/
I personally like to match the hose and shirt, so when getting a new kilt or hose combo, I'll take the socks to the mall and match them up..
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4th July 08, 02:13 PM
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*** on the plain polos for tartan kilts. I prefer just a t-shirt, but since you're looking at business casual...that's the way for me.
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