Shirt in or out?

[Raphael]

depends on the shirt and kilt combination, I will leave the shirt untucked sometimes!!

[Robin]

Shirts tucked in...

Sweaters not tucked in....I don't use very long sweaters...will look odd.


Me wearing a sweater

[O'Neille]

I agree w/ Robin. Shirts in Sweaters out. For the two days a year we wear sweaters in Arizona. O'Neille

[Blu (Ontario)]

Always in. Of course I always have my shirt tucked in with trousers as well. To do otherwise just looks sloppy.

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[tjpillow]

Whichever makes you comfortable in a casual situation. I wear mine out fairly often, just mind the shirt length.

[switchblade5984]

depends on the situation!

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

I always wear mine tucked in. I think it looks wrong to be out, but I would agree with Robin that a sweater looks better out, but with the waist at the top of the kilt and bloused out.

[Retro Red]

Welcome, cbiegel!

I know what you mean, before I started wearing a kilt I hardly ever tucked my shirt in. Here in the desert, loose fitting clothing (like an untucked shirt) isn't just a matter of comfort or fashion, it helps keep you cooler. So, the first time I wore a kilt, I wore my shirt out & that was the last time I wore my shirt untucked with a kilt - I thought it looks too much like a dress with the shirt-tail hanging out.

As for a sweater, I'll have to take Robin's word on that. I can't remember the last time it got cold enough in Phoenix to need a sweater.

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[cbiegel]

I sometimes wear my shirt tails out when going casual, as long as the shirt's not too long. I think this look (from a commonly seen ad) is OK:

This is the sort of look I was thinking about.

I guess everyone has a different idea of what casual means to them.

[Bob C]

Tuck in your shirt. Don't be a slob. ;)

BTW - Welcome!