Wearing the kilt while driving

[sirdaniel1975]

Like Jock said, take sporran off if it's an issue.

For keeping the pleats straighter, watch my video on how I get in a car whilst kilted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOZt...e_gdata_player

Hope this helps.

[Chas]

Excellent demonstration! I think it should be a sticky, somewhere.

Of course, we here in the UK are lucky having right hand drive vehicles. I just pleatsweep and sit into the driving seat as if I were sitting in a chair. When I swivel round into the driving position my pleats are in the right direction and will stay there.

As to the sporran, if I am sitting, driving, eating, toileting or dancing close, I push my sporran on to my left hip. Far easier to do if you use a sporran strap rather than chains.

Regards

Chas

[Red Stag]

Just drive naked!

[rlloyd]

Excellent demonstration! I think it should be a sticky, somewhere.

Of course, we here in the UK are lucky having right hand drive vehicles. I just pleatsweep and sit into the driving seat as if I were sitting in a chair. When I swivel round into the driving position my pleats are in the right direction and will stay there.

As to the sporran, if I am sitting, driving, eating, toileting or dancing close, I push my sporran on to my left hip. Far easier to do if you use a sporran strap rather than chains.

Regards

Chas

So that's why the UK has right-hand drive!

[OC Richard]

Just now I've returned from a piping gig (kilted of course) and an issue came up: when driving kilted, I use both hands to sweep the pleats as I get into the car, meaning that I can't get into the car while holding things in my hands, which I can do if wearing pants.

Otherwise it's much more convenient and comfortable driving kilted.