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

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    i haven't been at this for very long, so what i say may not hold much weight. i think that if you are wearing a trad. kilt, you should definitely tuck in. if you are wearing a UK or some other casual type kilt that rides lower on your waist or hips, i think untucked would look fine.

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    I always wear mine tucked in, even tshirts. I believe you can still be neat, even when dressed casually.

    If I wear a sweater or sweatshirt, I will leave it untucked. Be careful with this though. If the tail is too long, the look is just wrong.
    We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb

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    Always tucked in (unless a sweatshirt). Mind you, this is coming from someone who doesn't tuck shirts in unless its absolutely necessary!

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    Perhaps it’s in part an age thing.

    I guess there’s a wide range of what “casual” means. I don’t know if it’s my age but I make a significant distinction between casual and “business casual.” A lot of the pictures I’ve seen here are for lack of a better term, “not formal” ie. not something you’d wear a dark suit (or tux) to but not what I’d call “casual.”

    For example, what I’d wear to a non formal dinner party and what I’d wear to a concert are too different things but I’ve seen many people (late 30’s and up) wearing what I’d call business casual to the same show. Perhaps it’s the same with kilts?

    Any thoughts?

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    I always tuck my shirts in. I think some people can get away with having their shirt untucked, like in the picture that was posted of the guy wearing the rugby shirt. With my build having my shirt untucked just doesn't look right.
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    When you wear a kilt you always seem to dress neater and pay attention to your appearence. Just one of the many powers of the kilt.

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    Under most circumstances I have to say, tuck.

    If you are just lounging around the house or doing the sweater / sweat shirt thing then untucked is fine too. As you get more comfortable in the kilt you'll find what works best for you.

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