Do you wear your kilt at work? Show your pics!!

**scotswelshrunner** · 12th April 13, 05:18 PM

Originally Posted by Stoo

I will be wearing mine to work on a daily basis from May 14 2013
www.facebook.com/51DaysInAKilt
I pretty much wear what I like (shorts. tees etc.) and as it is to raise awareness for a charity he is all for it. What visiting clients will think I will have to wait and see but will keep everyone updated through my blog and FB page

I've been following your activities there Stoo!! Fun to watch the daily changes!!

**Nighthawk** · 12th April 13, 06:18 PM

For some reason, I can't pull my picture from our website, so I'll just link to the About Us page of out company website. Guess which one is me... You got it! The only one in a kilt!

http://renleather.com/index.php?main_page=about_us

**rmccool** · 23rd April 13, 01:26 PM

My primary workplace is pretty relaxed on the dress code (which is, I suppose, one benefit of academia). I tend to favor my 5.11 TDKs over my more traditional kilt for day-to-day work wear, for much the same reason that I prefer 5.11 Tactical Pants when I wear trousers -- convenience and a casual look -- but I do manage a rather more traditional style for more important occasions.

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5.11 TDK, black nylon rigger belt, Stillwater Kilts Nightstalker sporran attached with S-biners, 5.11 ATAC boots with heavy, gray boot socks, gray polo shirt. Comfy and stylish.

**kiltedrennie** · 25th April 13, 05:41 AM

We have a very strict "branded" dress code - when guests are in the office. Otherwise, it's "Professional Jeans", whatever that means. I dress up a bit more with my kilt.

**Wil** · 25th April 13, 08:05 AM

Originally Posted by neloon

How's this for wearing the kilt at work all day every day - our well-known Aberdeenshire Kilted Signaller, John McFarlane, at work in his Insch signalbox

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bennach...in/photostream

(You can also see him on Benachie in the "Snow - for some of the British Isles" thread post #40)

Alan

My cousin John, he is famous around the world now. He has a lovely collection of McFarlane kilts

**cessna152towser** · 25th April 13, 08:24 AM

When I worked in the legal profession I often wore a black kilt to the office or to court.
Since I took retirement I do some part time driving work. If I am driving tourists I would wear a kilt.

**Madadh** · 26th April 13, 11:26 AM

Although I can't take pictures at work, here is what I wore today:

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I am wearing the US Army tartan from USAKilts.

**Elf** · 2nd May 13, 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by Elf

Apologies for not having a pic. I did want to bring up one curious point however. In the summer I work at an historic site in period dress. Despite the management historically being mostly Scots, kilts are not in the historic record. But when I work in the gift shop, the park standard is a blue shirt. I have therefore many times worn my Highland Granite x-kilt. Many visitors are appreciative. I think being in the same room as the life size copy of a historic photograph including a kilt (we think special occasion, possibly from the photographer's clothes chest) gives me a lot of support. I will have to work on a getting a pic this summer.

Well, maybe a bit late by modern standard curing my deficiency. I had a co-worker take a pic yesterday. (Happy May Day to all, by the way)

**scotswelshrunner** · 7th May 13, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by cessna152towser

When I worked in the legal profession I often wore a black kilt to the office or to court.
Since I took retirement I do some part time driving work. If I am driving tourists I would wear a kilt.

Love that look!!!