casual kilted

[swampfox]

didnt think about using my old work boots for this but how about it?

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[Zardoz]

Looks OK to me, why not?

I'd tuck the shirt in though. I know it's casual, and I wear a t-shirt with the kilt a lot, but maybe it's just me, I feel like t-shirts hanging out make the kilt look a little "skirt-y" if you will. Then again, I'll almost never have a shirt-tail out, I tuck t-shirts into jeans as well.

[biblemonkey]

In my opinion quite acceptable as casual wear. I have a pair of boots that are very similar for such use.

[GG]

I cannot object to this. That's the way I often wear my kilts, too.

Greg

[swampfox]

i do like the tucked in look but!...
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thoughts of a bloated whale come to mind lol

[kc8ufv]

Looks fine to me. Those boots look really similar to the ones I usually wear with everything. (Bates tactical boots, with the zip up sides)

[llyd]

Scored myself a pair of spanky new jungle boots the other day...six bucks...that is what i am wearinf with mine...

[swampfox]

Looks fine to me. Those boots look really similar to the ones I usually wear with everything. (Bates tactical boots, with the zip up sides)

redwing shoes worx boots ... there very much like the bates combat boots just with a different name is all.

[Tobus]

thoughts of a bloated whale come to mind lol

I think you're being way too critical of yourself! You're built fairly stocky and powerful... like the proverbial brick s**t-house. There's no hiding that, and it's actually a better 'look' for a kilted man than being a skinny stick (my opinion). What you want to do is accentuate your shape to look strong. And between your pics of the shirt tucked and untucked, my personal opinion is that tucked accentuates it better. When it's untucked, you look softer and sort of "formless" around the middle.

I hope none of that sounds critical. It wasn't meant to be. You look good either way. I just think you look better with it tucked in.

[Antonio]

Looks good brother!