Kilt experiences

**Iain Robb** · 5th May 11, 05:09 AM

Originally Posted by Mike M.

Actually, I had one from USA Kilts in mind. They do the larger sizes. And their Casual and even Semi-Traditional are not terribly expensive.

Those would be excellent choices.

**cessna152towser** · 5th May 11, 05:20 AM

Here in Scotland, most Scots lassies already know at least one man who owns a kilt, even if he only wears it rarely, so the Scots lassies pay little or no attention when they see a guy in a kilt.
What I have found is that the kilt is a big hit with the women while I've worn it in USA or Canada, and within Scotland it certainly attracts ladies who are here from overseas, from Canada, from USA, from South Africa, from Eastern Europe, from the Arab Nations etc...

**londonpiper** · 6th May 11, 02:28 AM

Slightly less expensive than a child and eqally effective is a puppy. As a friend of mine once said " Kilted, with a puppy, isn't really fair. It's like shooting fish in a barrel!

**GoodGirlGonePlaid** · 9th May 11, 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by londonpiper

Slightly less expensive than a child and eqally effective is a puppy. As a friend of mine once said " Kilted, with a puppy, isn't really fair. It's like shooting fish in a barrel!

LOL! That's so TRUE!
Especially if it's a Jack Russell Terrrier who does tricks.