Question about going casual

**ccga3359** · 6th July 08, 09:49 AM

Originally Posted by MacTavishOfJapan

To add my 2c I'd wear boots with hose scrunched down and tuck the tee in!

Would that not be 2p or even 1p?

But hey, t-shirt in (or out, your choice), boots w/ hose scrunched down and no flashes. Reggie is your choice but a heavyweight (16oz) wool kilt will not fly up like a lighterweight PV kilt. But trust us you'll not be the only one there dressed thusly. Big thing is to have a blast.

**Howard Clark** · 6th July 08, 10:12 AM

I wear ankle length socks with short lace up boots in warm weather. Tee shirts, tucked in most times. So long as my wife and kids aren't too concerned, I don't much care about other people's opinions.

**Edward Teach** · 6th July 08, 10:18 AM

A rugby shirt looks better out IMO, but T-shirts look better tucked in.

**Larry124** · 6th July 08, 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by McMurdo

I'd say T-shirt tucked in, boots with scrunced down hose no flashes, going regimental or not is completely up to you.

My advice also.

**sharpdressedscot** · 6th July 08, 10:45 AM

I tuck the t-shirt in, I don't wear hose if it's hot out, tennis shoes (or something comfortable), but I keep the belt and sporran on. but that's me.

**sgtinvincible** · 6th July 08, 10:52 AM

You guys ROCK!!!

I'll be wearing my acrylic SWK blackwatch to the Celtic Jam I think, and yeah, I will probably be shedding the tee eventually anyway. I really appreciate all the advice guys, I look forward to being a part of the community.

Thanks again!!! (anyone else planning on attending Grandfather Games this coming weekend?)

-J

**Galb** · 6th July 08, 11:01 AM

For me the shirt is always tucked in. Often times I wear boots with socks pushed down.

**Nick the DSM** · 6th July 08, 11:15 AM

go ahead and wear a t shirt! but do tuck it in!

**zeeew** · 6th July 08, 01:35 PM

As above, my few times with a tee/boots is tuck and scrunch. Or tuck and sandals lately.

**fluter** · 6th July 08, 03:20 PM

My T-shirts go tucked in; your mileage may vary.

I do find that in summer, the shirt helps wick moisture out so that my waistband is drier and cleaner. If possible, leave off the belt & you'll stay cooler.

If you wear boots, socks may be up, scroonched down, or regular crew socks. You can wear sandals, if you prefer! although in a crowd that may be dangerous to the toes.