Quote Originally Posted by Whidbey78 View Post

Last year in Las Vegas I was told I couldn't enter a restaurant kilted as they had a strict dress code. It wasn't my usual casual boots and t-shirt either...it was after my wedding, so I was dressed up. While I was negotiating with the manager they let a guy in who was wearing a turban. Head-wear was forbidden in their dress code as well. I pointed it out and he said that it's "cultural clothing" and is an exception.
This actually is another thing I've run into. The traditional garb of cultures that are not white is considered cultural, while the kilt is looked at as a costume. So be prepared for that. How it makes any sense at all, I don't know- but to some people, it does.