Sorry, I broke the rules....

**flairball** · 20th March 06, 07:42 AM

Sorry, I broke the rules. I wore brown shoes with a black sporran. I think I might have gotten away with it though. The outfit I wore was a SWK Nightstalker, with a black robroy sporran. I wore a white shirt, with a brown herringbone vest, grey hose with brown flashes, and brown shoes. I reasoned that because the black sporran blended with the black and grey tartan, and that because I accessoriesed with the brown vest and brown flashed that the color difference wouldn't be noticed. I don't think it was, but maybe nobody around me knew better. Anyway, I think I looked good. I'll try to post a photo later.

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 20th March 06, 07:57 AM

Central, we have a 10-59 here, non-matching shoes and sporran. Please send a fashion officer and 1 pair of black shoes!

Seriously, that does not sound too bad. What color belt were you wearing? I would think a brown belt would tie in the vest and shoes nicely, but black would probably work as well.

**flairball** · 20th March 06, 08:10 AM

I didn't wear a belt. The vest would have hidden it.

**arrogcow** · 20th March 06, 08:13 AM

Forget the black sporran, I'm trying to get brown shoes with a black kilt.

Adam

**Richland** · 20th March 06, 09:36 AM

www.Mensfashon.com says: Always match your belt with your shoes. Stay with traditional colors such a black, dark brown or a rich tan. Other colors will be difficult to match, and generally speaking, should be avoided.

I cant believe they didnt mention anything about the Sporran.

**Big Dave** · 20th March 06, 09:52 AM

Originally Posted by flairball

Anyway, I think I looked good.

That's all that matters.

**Riverkilt** · 20th March 06, 10:32 AM

George Gobel Lives!!??

I still can't figure out why ALL kilts seem to come with black leather straps. Even the green ones. I just haul away and wear a brown belt over the top two, brown sporran, brown shoes and let the lower black strap be black.

Ron

**Kilted KT** · 21st March 06, 04:55 PM

Who really cares? did you feel like you did something wrong? Did you get thrown into the fashion lock-up? I highly doubt it.

As long as you had a good time, the don't even worry about it.

besides, if someone (other than those of us here who may know you) gives you are hard time about mis-matched leathers, do you really want to deal with them? Obviously they missed the entire fact that you are one of the few kilted amoung a vast sea of the trousered masses...