Sweaters: In or out?

[James MacMillan]

Down here in the "lower 48" we call those things turtle-neck sweaters.

Like I said, some people have different definitions for sweaters than I do. -And I stick by my rules - thin in, thick out.

[Colin]

Down here in the "lower 48" we call those things turtle-neck sweaters.

Like I said, some people have different definitions for sweaters than I do. -And I stick by my rules - thin in, thick out.

Sorry, I am thinking of a light shirt turtle neck not a sweater. Either way, it's a moot point. That picture is how old? Jamie what is that 2 years ago maybe. My point was that opinions and knowledge change with experience and time.

But I agree, heavy= out. Light= It would depend on the sweater and the style. I'm not a big fan of tucked in anything and usually only do so with dress shirts.

[Panache]

James,

If you want to see pictures of me in less than stellar kilted attire they can be found on XMTS, here let me post the worst one for you:



I think I came up with 6 major Kilt Don'ts in this outfit (by the way that is the same turtleneck and I don't count it).

As Colin said:

That picture is how old? Jamie what is that 2 years ago maybe. My point was that opinions and knowledge change with experience and time.

I have learned a lot on this forum and some pretty big mistakes were corrected by the good advice offered here on line and in person at our kilt nights.

So now I do a little better:



Cheers

Jamie