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30th August 09, 08:02 PM
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When is a dirk appropriate?
Someone had mentioned in another thread that a dirk ruined an otherwise good casual kilt ensemble that he had seen. From the description of the outfit (traditional kilt with button-down shirt, etc) I agree the dirk would be a little out of place.
However, I don't know when a dirk would be considered appropriate- formal wear? For specific occasions? I'm just not familiar with the conventions of wearing a dirk with a kilt. Any insight or opinions would be much appreciated.
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