Aloha Shirts and Solid Color Kilts, Blending Cultures

**Riverkilt** · 11th February 06, 03:56 PM

Aye, sandal weather means dropping the kilt hose and the t-shirt too, letting my chest tattoos be the t-shirt...except for work of course.

One nice thing about living in a small town in the canyonlands...I can get away with wearing white kilt hose now and then... :-)

Ron

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 11th February 06, 03:57 PM

Ron, hands down the best pic was the saffron Rkilt with aloha shirt. Very good look!

**Riverkilt** · 11th February 06, 04:06 PM

Thanks, just added it.

Wish I'd known about the un-tucked in look with a t-shirt then though...even up in the mountains it got kinda toasty at the dance.

Ron

**djweso** · 11th February 06, 04:30 PM

Ron I agree with KiltedCodeWarrior. I like the leather Rkilt outfit.

I also wear "aloha" shirt with my black UK workmans. I really preffer the look of them tucked in even though mine aren't meant to be. But I didn't have alot of choice since "aloha" shirts make up about 1/2 my shirt selection ;)

I've met Seamus Kennedy. He definitely has his own look. But like alot of other things, it looks good on him because he is so comfortable in it.

There is a strong possiblity that my taste shoudn't be counted as a positive, however, since I've been known to wear urban camo bdus and an "aloha" shirt.

**NewKilt** · 11th February 06, 04:48 PM

Ron,

I think it's an outstanding look. My favorite was the Navy blue Mocker with the blue t-shirt and the blue and white aloha shirt - I'm partial to blue. That's the nice thing about Utilikilts - you can dress them up, down, or mix it up. They seem to go well with any look.

Darrell