The Kilt Hose Quandary

[Ialtog]

I've been thinking about exactly this issue as I spend a lot of time birding and I live at 7,000 feet. It can be fairly nippy in August. I don't have much experience with this, being new to kiltdom, but it seemed to me that the color of the hose would really affect this, wouldn't it? Off-white hose might look a bit more odd pulled up with hiking boots than say, brown?

[Riverkilt]

I agree...function before fashion when out in the weather.

With the cold weather I've started wearing my heavy kilts and with that, indoors in the office, have worn my kilt hose up.

The flashes are a bit over the top for the casual atmosphere of my office, but I do wear the matching tartan flashes with my heavy kilts. I paid for them....and I think it does add a bit more of a traditional/ethnic look.

I sometimes wore flashes with my solid contemporary kilts last year but when I look back at the pics now I wonder why.

Ya just gotta play with it.

And, I have it on good authority that time spent in front of a mirror working on getting your kilted look "just right" is added to your life span.

Ron

[Macman]

And, I have it on good authority that time spent in front of a mirror working on getting your kilted look "just right" is added to your life span.

I sure hope so, Ron. My wife pokes fun at me because it sometimes takes me longer to get my rig right than her.

[Panache]

...And, I have it on good authority that time spent in front of a mirror working on getting your kilted look "just right" is added to your life span.

Ron

Yipppeeee I'm going to live forever!

Cheers

[Hamish]

................. I have it on good authority that time spent in front of a mirror working on getting your kilted look "just right" is added to your life span.

Ron

Now, I wonder who could have given you that bit of advice, Ron?!!!!!!