What to wear with black UK Survival?

[Kilted_John]

I think I'd leave the flashes off, since a UK isn't Scottish, so it doesn't need to have the flashes. I'd also be more tempted to team a black survival with black kilt hose (or just black knee socks - don't even have to have a turnover or be as thick as kilt hose - the important thing is that they come to the knee, that's all). Off-white is a bit too much of a contrast for the black survival. Maybe a gray or brown shirt to go along with it. Talk it over with your wife, with respect to the shirt combination.
-J

[Panache]

Hamish gave me the following advice:

"If you must wear flashes with a Utilikilt (!) try matching the kilt colour"

I would go with the off white kilt hose, black flashes, black shoes (but not dress shoes), and a light colored shirt to tie in the hose with the black UK.

That's my advice

Cheers

[cessna152towser]

When I got my all black heavyweight, the kilt supplier included a pair of black flashes to match, although I only ever wear the flashes on a formal occasion.

[efer]

If you have one, I sugeest wearing a fisherman sweater with your kilt. I have a black Mocker and wear my fisherman...it's one of my wife's favorite outfits for me to wear

Another option is to wear a Jacobite shirt
http://www.kiltstore.net/browse.html...ferrer=google6

[A Hay]

I like the looks of grey hose with black flashes with a black or grey kilt. Just my preferences. I found two plain grey ties at Wal-Mart that go well with my black Argyll jacket, too.

[JackK]

I'm with Rigged, that kilt hose look a bit odd with a UK (unless the temp. is in the single figures). That said, I think I would wear the off white pair folded neatly down to the boot tops, as Ham does.

Jack

[Rex_Tremende]

I have a black UK Survival that my wife likes more than the tan Mocker. [...] I have black kilt hose, or off white. I have black flashes. Would the black flashes really show up on the black hose? [...] I even have a black shirt, but that might be too much black.

My wife has a choral group she is singing in on Saturday night and I was wondering what to wear? It is not a real dress up affair, but I just want to look nice.

As an occasional choral singer who enjoys being on either side of the proscenium, my opinion is that you can never wear too much black to a concert.

Regards,
Rex in Cincinnati.

[Iolaus]

I would also consider removing the outside pockets. I think the cargo pockets lower the look to "casual;" without them, it moves up to "casual dress."

[Sir Robert]

First of all I want to say that I have no taste. That being said:

What you want is contrast black kilt, white or patterned shirt.

Now try this black shoes, flash, kilt, four-in-hand tie, belt, & sporran with white kilt hose and shirt.

Or try white shoes, flash, & shirt with black hose, kilt and tie.

[sorcererdale]

Oh I forgot to mention that. I always remove the pockets when I want to look more dressed up. I really like that feature!

DALE.

I would also consider removing the outside pockets. I think the cargo pockets lower the look to "casual;" without them, it moves up to "casual dress."