Kilt to church?

[IanDMorrison]

Go fer it! If the tartan you want to wear during Christmas has red, white, and green, even better.

I used to see a man dressed in a kilt at Christmastime at the church I grew up going to. Never introduced myself to him but he always looked sharp.

[SaintTGM]

I wear mine to church several times a year, namely for St. Andrews Day, as has been mentioned in this thread, and the Sunday closest to April 6, which is Tartan Day here in South Carolina. I also attend a Presbyterian church, a denomination which regularly features "Kirkins o' the Tartan" services, so the kilt itself is not new to most people. I have never received anything but complements and interest.

[Father Bill]

Reading, fellows, through the OP's comments, what happens at Anglican, Roman, United and Presbyterian type churches has no bearing whatever on his situation. I recognize the style of that church and validate his concerns. Not something our examples can moderate.

[Steelkilt]

Merry Christmas Eve! I am Antiochian Orthodox, and I haven’t worn my kilts to Church services for the sake of not wanting to draw attention to myself, but I have worn them to work around the Church property with fellow parishioners. No one seems to mind, just questions about the tartan and am I Scottish (Nope, I just love the kilt! Hey, no one’s perfect!). I did have a friend at Church ask the undergarment question, but I reminded her that her husband wouldn’t appreciate it if I made the same inquiry.