T-Shirts with kilts - to tuck or not to tuck ?

**BThomHie** · 27th October 14, 10:05 AM

I tuck with kilt no matter what shirt ... I got in trouble in the 3rd grade ..'59.. for an untucked shirt. LOL made an impression on me. At this time T & bathing suit are the exception.

**MacEanruig** · 27th October 14, 11:01 AM

I personally prefer tucking all shirts in. I believe it displays the kilt better.

**Macman** · 27th October 14, 12:14 PM

I'm a T-shirt tucker, whether with pants, shorts, or while casual kilting. I just like the look on me better than untucked.

**Theyoungkiltman** · 27th October 14, 02:38 PM

Always tucked.

**Hiburnicus** · 27th October 14, 02:47 PM

After a long career in the military, I have a very tough time feeling comfortable with ANY shirt being untucked...and I pretty much HAVE to wear a belt as well, for the same reason. lol

**Dughlas mor** · 27th October 14, 07:06 PM

Most definitely tucked in, for any and all of the reasons given above. I think that a nice tee can look just fine with a trad kilt in hot weather, but left hanging out it just looks, well, sloppy.

**MacKenzie** · 28th October 14, 08:47 AM

Tucked, always. Regardless of what's on the top half or the bottom half.

**Chaps** · 10th November 14, 10:19 AM

I always tuck since I wear a belt and sporran with even my casual and hiking kilts.

**crsbryan** · 10th November 14, 11:18 AM

For me:
The kilt just doesn't feel right unless the t-shirt, polo, or dress shirt is tucked in.
(How else would you show off your waist plate?)
Sweatshirts and sweaters stay out.