Little help here...

**unkilted!** · 9th February 12, 01:45 PM

Hi folks!

Firstly don't even lecture me about how UNKILTED! isn't a great name for someone who likes wearing Kilts (6 in my small collection) - there's actually a good reason.

Long story short, i used to be 1 half of a company called KILTED CHAOS, we split up, and i logically became UNKILTED!

Anyway, as a company name, and also lifestyle blog, I like the name and am writing up a description of what I think it means to be UNKILTED. So far i have this spin on it:

"Being UNKILTED means its all on show, nothings hidden, its upfront and out in the open" - good start right?

Anyone out there got any more good ideas on adding to the whole concept of putting a positive spin on the UN part of it.

Oh, if it helps any -I do branding design/consulting - i'm Scottish, and don't take no nonsense, that's kind of why i feel the UN thing works so well. I was always taught to "keep it real" and while it loses me the more corporate clients, it wins me the more down to earth genuine ones - its all good!

Looking forward to posting more on here and hearing your ideas too.

**ForresterModern** · 9th February 12, 03:16 PM

Won't deal with the whole "unkilted" kilted thing, but sincerely hope you are still chaotic. Either way I can tell I like your attitude already.

Welcome to the rabble, from the "occasionally" kilted member from the highlands of northern Kentucky.

jeff

**Bugbear** · 9th February 12, 03:32 PM

I'm sorry, I'm confused,

, but Welcome to the forum.

**gary meakin** · 9th February 12, 03:35 PM

Welcome from New Hampshire.
You've totally lost me but welcome anyway.

**piperdbh** · 9th February 12, 03:39 PM

Isn't it a bit chilly in Scotland to go around unkilted?

Welcome aboard.

**Burly Brute** · 9th February 12, 03:56 PM

**CameronCat** · 9th February 12, 05:19 PM

First, welcome to the rabble. I'm also a bit lost here but I'll wade in with one point...

"Being UNKILTED means its all on show, nothings hidden, its upfront and out in the open" - good start right?

Umm, not so much. There's a plain double meaning in that text and it may prove off-putting to some, particularly the corporate types you mention already losing. Humor is only funny when everybody gets the joke; in this case, just because "it's all on show" doesn't necessarily mean anybody wants to see it.

Perhaps playing up your Scottish heritage ("Hey, a Scot without a kilt...is that even legal?") might do you better for promoting the company. Even tho' it's cool to have down-to-earth clients, the more staid ones often have the larger amounts of cash.

Just sayin', ya' know?

Welcome again.

**flyingshamrock** · 9th February 12, 05:29 PM

Well, if your kilted or "unkilted" A Hundred Thousand Welcomes from Massachusetts.

**kscowboy1866** · 9th February 12, 05:31 PM

Welcome from Kansas. You totally lost me as well with your post but if i am right your its your way of saying hi and telling a lil about yourself, lol.