Creepers/ Brothel Creepers with a kilt?

[Jock Scot]

I wasn't sure if they were worn to "creep out to" or to "Creep out of" the brothel. Are they designed to get you quietly passed the bouncer/brothel manager with out paying. I can see this as a bad idea if you intend any repeat visits. Can one of our British members clear up this confusion.

As for the shoes them selves. I have bad feet and my approach is comfort first, style/fashion second. I try to be as close to the appropriate style as possible but if your feet hurt you are in misery.

This British member has absolutely nothing else to say on this matter!

[Raphael]

I would because I have a pair.

[Mr. bone]

Can't speak as a kilted style guru, but they got a way bitchin' tread!

[Galician]

Crusty,

I had never heard of those shoes, so had no idea about their British name. You can just guess what was running through my mind about your life when I saw the title of this thread!

Of course, my second thought was "But he's an Orthodox Christian!"

[James MacMillan]

Sure - just not with the PC...

[Riverkilt]

Looks like a perfect match with the low cost acrylic kilts.

You may want to double check your local kilt ordinances with your local kilt police.

Ron

[Finn]

Why not? I've worn Chuck Taylors and sandals. Usually (98%) I wear Docs.

[Ozman1944]

Again, wear what you wish - there is no such thing as kilt police.

[Monkey@Arms]

Again, wear what you wish - there is no such thing as kilt police.

Now Ozman, don't make me pay you a visit





Cool shoes, never heard about them before, but then again I don't do much creeping . . .

Best regards,

Jake

[Arlen]

I've worn brothel creepers with my kilt a few times. IMO I think they can lok really good with a casual outfit.