Off to Work Kilted

[Wompet]

Certainly no where in Ham's league but not bad for the dusty canyonlands of Arizona.
Ron

Ron, you're comparing ... well, not apples and oranges, but different types of apples. True, Hamish pretty much covers British business formal and non-business casual, but for working/outdoor wear in an UK style I would look at Graham's gallery, not Hamish's. It looks to me like you may end up the reference for American outdoors and American business casual.

And as for the shirt - I'm more of an subdued/earthtones sort of guy, and even I like it! Makes me wish my one Hawaiian shirt went with one of my kilts ...

[arrogcow]

I have a plain white Ecuadorian, just like your red patterened one. It is my dress shirt of choice unless I have to wear a tie.

Adam

[Rigged]

Riverkilt - I like your outfits. They reflect your cultural interests and personal style.

[Hamish]

Ron, you're comparing ... well, not apples and oranges, but different types of apples. True, Hamish pretty much covers British business formal and non-business casual, but for working/outdoor wear in an UK style I would look at Graham's gallery, not Hamish's. It looks to me like you may end up the reference for American outdoors and American business casual.

You certainly have a point there, Wompet.

Ron and I ARE different kinds of guys, in different environments and, indeed, in countries with different standards. Ron is a total free spirit with tattoos and long hair whereas I am much more of a conventional type who comforms (pretty much) to our society's norms. Our dress styles will inevitably reflect this. I greatly admire Ron and his choices of clothing, much of which I could not possibly wear: a) because it would not suit me, and b) because it would not be accepted by the society in which I choose to live! There have been times in later life when I wished I might have had a small tattoo somewhere and, about four years ago, I actually tried to grow my hair rebelliously long - well, it reached my collar! However, I know I could not really be comfortable walking around with 'body art' or modification and I certainly WAS uncomfortable with hair that was just long enough to pull back into a 4" ponytail - as were my friends and neighbours!!