Younger "kilters" wearing tweed

[MacAngus]

Congrats on the amazing jacket.
I've been wearing tweed jackets since I was about 13 and still do they look great nho matter how old the person is wearing them.

[dfmacliam]

You look very dapper.... I echo the sentiments about the hose and the tie.... But do what you feel is right.

[kiltedinUSMC]

To me tweed repersents county Gentlemen. The kind of thing you would see from the Royal Family when they are in Balmoral for the summer. I think you can make tweed look younger by what you pair with it. I want to start my tweed collection when the wallet gets fatter again.

[jordanjm]

I would match the pocket square to the tie, and match hose to the kilt. Otherwise you look great!

[Highland Logan]

I would either use a green hose to blend with the tie and handkerchief.

I would say stay away from the matching tie-and-square route, it can be seen as very tacky.

Frank

[BoldHighlander]

oo BoldHighlander... I dont think he wore those hose at The Gathering but I'm pretty sure he wore a tweed of that colour. Also - thanks for posting a picture of his son's Christening. I sort of forget he had an heir!

Actually he has 3 children now (2 lads & a 1 lass http://www.ccsna.org/mcm.htm - scroll to bottom for info)

And if I didn't say so before Paul, you wear that tweed well!

[Heming]

In my humble opinion, the pocket square should be white silk. But I do love the jacket and waistcoat. Tweed is such a lovely fabric. I have a tweed suit, wore it a lot in my teens but sadly it is now a tad tight around the chip kettle.

[Tattoo Bradley]

I'm still in my twenties (barely.. but still...) and I adore tweed. I wear my tweed argyll far more than I ever wear my black argyll...

[Paul]

Actually he has 3 children now (2 lads & a 1 lass http://www.ccsna.org/mcm.htm - scroll to bottom for info)

And if I didn't say so before Paul, you wear that tweed well!

Why thank you
I never knew at all... I heard he had one son who was born in 03 or 04 who is his heir.

About the hose - I think lovat green may ruin the outfit but bottle green may subtly bring some colour in very well. I'll order a pair of each to try them out as they're only £6 each... it ends up cheaper than going into a shop and trying/looking at both pairs and then buying one for £15 or so.

[ziggy]

I'm 25 and I have in the past associated tweed with older folk.... but honestly, with a kilt it just sort of...makes sense.... and I'm going to wear it!