St. David's Day Ensemble

**starbkjrus** · 2nd March 06, 12:15 PM

Very very nice. I think that after the next kilt or two (or three) I need to concentrate on jacket, waist coat etc. I can do casual very well but not so much dresing up.

Good picture!

**Graham** · 2nd March 06, 03:03 PM

Very good, you look fantastic, what sort of response did you get from your fellow workers?

**davedove** · 2nd March 06, 05:12 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

Very good, you look fantastic, what sort of response did you get from your fellow workers?

Even though I'm not a full time kilt wearer, I do wear it to the office from time to time. I guess I'm the guy that wears a kilt sometimes.:rolleyes: Some have thought it pretty strange, but they got over it. It helped when a coworker set them straight. He is retiring and basically doesn't take anything from anybody.

Many just didn't say anything, and those that did wanted to know what the occasion was. I of course explained it was St. David's Day.

I think more of them were impressed that I had a tie on. My normal office attire is best described as office casual.

**way2fractious** · 2nd March 06, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by davedove

Even though I'm not a full time kilt wearer, I do wear it to the office from time to time... I think more of them were impressed that I had a tie on. My normal office attire is best described as office casual.

Great-looking business attire!

On my few forays of kilt-wearing in the office, some of my co-workers jokingly complained that my wearing a tie was setting a bad precedent, presaging the demise of casual dress. (Backhanded acceptance of the kilt's versatility from casual to business to formal?)