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    Hey Everybody...

    I really want to attend the Tartan Day Parade and other events but have a big reluctance to attend. I enjoy wearing my kilt. I know I can even though I am not Scottish. Here is my but...

    I am more of a casual kind of kilt wearer. I don't want to wear the hose or other items. LOL I just want the kilt dressed down with boots and I don't want to be insulted OR offend anyone for my dressed down attitude.

    What's the opinion? Skip the festivities because everyone is dressed up?

    Also read on another thread (happened to be the Alice movie thread) how people are outraged at the Hot Topic kilts. So there...see what I mean? Why not let the young people start with something non-traditional? When they get older and have the acceptance of their peers they can transition with the budget to get something more traditional.

    I on the other hand...just like wearing the kilt with boots in an informal way...

    Thanks,
    Brian

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    Brian,

    I really don't see an issue about that. We are an open group. In fact, if you look at the pics from last year's gathering, there was a pretty eclectic assortment of kilts.

    I'm in now way Scottish either, and just enjoy being kilted, though it does have a Celtic connection for me too.

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    Thumbs up COME As ye AR

    Dude, My Kilt Maker Howie Nicholsby from Edinburgh,UK owner of "21st Century Kilts" is a REBEL! He wears chunky socks, and boots, Doc martins etc. here is a link to his web site. Now strap ye Kilt on, and get your Sporan Swerve On!!!
    http://www.21stcenturykilts.com/



    Quote Originally Posted by Brian07663NJ View Post
    Hey Everybody...

    I really want to attend the Tartan Day Parade and other events but have a big reluctance to attend. I enjoy wearing my kilt. I know I can even though I am not Scottish. Here is my but...

    I am more of a casual kind of kilt wearer. I don't want to wear the hose or other items. LOL I just want the kilt dressed down with boots and I don't want to be insulted OR offend anyone for my dressed down attitude.

    What's the opinion? Skip the festivities because everyone is dressed up?

    Also read on another thread (happened to be the Alice movie thread) how people are outraged at the Hot Topic kilts. So there...see what I mean? Why not let the young people start with something non-traditional? When they get older and have the acceptance of their peers they can transition with the budget to get something more traditional.

    I on the other hand...just like wearing the kilt with boots in an informal way...

    Thanks,
    Brian

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