Quote Originally Posted by CMcG View Post
What I've come to realize is that, when it comes to work, school, errands, and social events, I prefer to reserve the kilt for special occasions. I like how the kilt marks weddings, Burns Night, St. Pat's, etc as different from the everyday grind. Not to take anything away from people who choose to wear the kilt as part of their everyday wardrobe; good for them and I think it's great! At this point though, it's not for me.
So, for me, the kilt is special. Or very mundane (Sportkilt around the house). But not so much an everyday piece of clothing.
Well put, this has been and always will be my opinion on the matter. Having said that I do like seeing the kilt out and about on a normal day, knowing there's lots of people out there that choose to do otherwise. This also is what makes it special.