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

**t_challa** · 27th December 14, 06:34 PM

I think it depends on the type of t-shirt. As an avid gym enthusiast I do tend to buy a lot of tight fitting t-shirts that come up short on the waist and look much better untucked, as you can hopefully tell from this picture of me out in town on Christmas Eve.

**KiltedChief** · 28th December 14, 06:53 AM

Hello again Xmark family it's been a long time since I've been on good to be back looks like I missed out on a lot of good conversions. Here is what I prefer tartan kilt I tuck. Utility kilt I go untucked like I would when wearing jeans.

**jetstar63** · 28th December 14, 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by t_challa

I think it depends on the type of t-shirt. As an avid gym enthusiast I do tend to buy a lot of tight fitting t-shirts that come up short on the waist and look much better untucked, as you can hopefully tell from this picture of me out in town on Christmas Eve.

Yea t challa, We should all keep in shape and work out once in a while at least. I don't belong to a gym, but I do have free weights at home that I sometimes use. I don't have any short shirts, and I would not know where to buy them as I want a loose fit. Who anyway wants to see a 57 year old trying to show off his six pack?

**kiltedtom** · 28th December 14, 12:01 PM

Jet,

I know a lot of 58yo women who would love to see your sixpack instead of the beer barrell belies of their 59yo husbands. LOL So, strut your stuff and enjoy.

Tom

**Machaggisnz** · 28th December 14, 03:15 PM

Maybe it's the formative years of school and military uniforms, plus the regular "tuck your shirt in" from mum but I don't feel right with my shirt out. So it's tuck it in for me, but for those who can rock the look go for it.

**t_challa** · 28th December 14, 04:06 PM

Originally Posted by jetstar63

Who anyway wants to see a 57 year old trying to show off his six pack?

I'm sure there are plenty of people that would like to see a 57 year old in shape showing off a six pack. If you've got it, flaunt it. And, as you use free weights (like I do) I suspect you are probably in good shape.

**jetstar63** · 28th December 14, 07:06 PM

Right now, I don't want to show anything off because of a layer of tummy fat. I usually tuck my shirts in, but now that you mentioned t-shirts that come up short on the waist t challa, looking good btw, in your kilt.
I think I want to get a few short shirts for the warmer months ahead. The football jerseys look good to me, but I'm searching for other types of short but loose shirts either dress or casual, that might look good with a kilt.