Casual shirts with kilts

**ardchoille** · 13th April 08, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by fjordhammer

How about a solid color polo shirt? My thought here is that the presence of a collar would make it more acceptable. Or would that look lame?

Solid polo's are what I wear for those occasions and feel they are a great choice.

**fjordhammer** · 13th April 08, 08:42 PM

Thanks for the replies!
I've been secure enough in myself to wear my kilt out and about; now I'll be confident that I'm not detracting from its spirit!

**Rogerson785** · 13th April 08, 08:51 PM

Wear what makes you feel comfortable with what is appropriate to your surroundings. Just look at this picture, we have an eclectic assortment of shirt styles.

I am wearing a dark blue Boston University Polo but I am also wearing low-cut boots, so what I choose to wear may be OK for my taste, but others may find the boots lacking taste.

**JS Sanders** · 7th May 08, 07:21 PM

Just can't abide a T-shirt and kilt.

I don't expect others to live by my personal beliefs, but it somehow just doesn't seem right.

Slainte yall,
steve

**Ancienne Alliance** · 8th May 08, 09:36 AM

Originally Posted by Rogerson785

Wear what makes you feel comfortable with what is appropriate to your surroundings. Just look at this picture, we have an eclectic assortment of shirt styles.

I am wearing a dark blue Boston University Polo but I am also wearing low-cut boots, so what I choose to wear may be OK for my taste, but others may find the boots lacking taste.

Those are great pictures !

**Nighthawk** · 25th November 08, 12:09 PM

I currently am wearing a MacKenzie weathered kilt, white socks pulled up (it's cold today- they keep my legs warm) and an Iron Maiden hockey jersey with the Killers album cover on the front.

Normall, however, when it's not a holiday week and the company wants a more dressed up look in the office, I will forgo the Maiden jersey and wear a shirt with a color-like a polo. I have a few and I think they look great with the kilt.