Still getting used to it.

[GMan]

This is why I haven't worn mine to a baseball game yet. I KNOW that I put one foot up on the chair in front of me for the last two or three innings!
Like my neighbors too much to subject them to THAT.
David

I have been kilted many times at baseball games. Just make sure that you are sitting between two people and behind some tall person.

[arycogre]

After it had been noted that my attempt to push down the front was not sufficient, I did cross my legs at the ankles. For the rest of the day I straddled the bench seat which allowed for good coverage.

I've been looking into getting a sporran soon. I want to get one of the plain styles so I can decorate it myself.

Yep, it's a camo kilt. I'm holding off on getting a semi-traditional USAKilt until I've reached my holding weight. I've been dropping pounds for a while now and don't want to buy something that won't fit me in 6 months.

[GMan]

As one who has dropped a few pounds, I want to wish you luck. It is darn well worth it!!!

[arycogre]

As one who has dropped a few pounds, I want to wish you luck. It is darn well worth it!!!

Thanks! My doctor and I figure that another 75 off should be a good place to be at. Yay for fitting into old jeans that are probably back in style by now! Wait... no, that's not right. Forget jeans! Better looking kilts on a better looking physique!

[Riverkilt]

I sit for a living at work, with clients looking at me. That's why I usually wear Utilikilts to the office. The narrow UK apron and all the folds of the underapron cause the apron to drop into place automatically when I sit, don't think about it anymore.

Don't know that a sporran would be comfortable in my lap for an hour at a time.

I do have to remember not to cross my legs like a guy with one ankle on the other knee....

Ron

[Alan H]

[QUOTE=Riverkilt}

I do have to remember not to cross my legs like a guy with one ankle on the other knee....

Ron[/QUOTE]


YES!! Dang it, I have to remind myself this about nineteen times a day. it's one of the very few things I don't like about wearing kilt. I sit like this all the time!

[David Thornton]

GMan, what shoes to the game? I normally wear shorts & tshirt, sandels & no socks. Can one pull off the kilt, t, tennies or sandels & no socks look?
David

[GMan]

GMan, what shoes to the game? I normally wear shorts & tshirt, sandels & no socks. Can one pull off the kilt, t, tennies or sandels & no socks look?
David

David,

I usually wear a collared shirt, mostly polo style, sometimes button down. In case I forget the sunscreen I can always turn up the collar. However I do sometimes wear a t-shirt, and that usually has some sort of Celtic saying on it.

Footwear depends on the type of shirt I am wearing. If it is a buttondown shirt I wear dress shoes and socks. Polo shirts have the advantage of virsatility, I wear either combat boots, Doc Martens, hiking boots or shoes, high end tennies (usually my Z-coils).

As far as sandles and no socks, I personally do not go that way as I think that I look like a gladiator wannabe, but I have seen guys that can pull it off.

Hope this helps.

[millar]

Thanks! My doctor and I figure that another 75 off should be a good place to be at. Yay for fitting into old jeans that are probably back in style by now! Wait... no, that's not right. Forget jeans! Better looking kilts on a better looking physique!

I know what you mean I have just dropped 40 and have 20 more to go. A kilt is my big payoff for losing all the weight. I too am holding off until I get to that goal. It is so worth it. For the first time in years my Dr. actually congratulated me. Looking good man. Keep up the good work!!

[Andrew Breecher]

GMan, what shoes to the game? I normally wear shorts & tshirt, sandels & no socks. Can one pull off the kilt, t, tennies or sandels & no socks look?

That's how I wear my kilts 98% of the time in the summer. I love my Chacos. The look works with both tartan and solid kilts.

Andrew.