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3rd March 06, 12:27 PM
#1
"If you're wearing your hose up to the knee..." then you're wearing them too high. Just above the swell of the calf is high enough. A few inches below the knee. And if people can't tell if you're wearing a kilt, then flashes aren't going to make the difference. To me they're one of those unnecessary bits that are fine for dress up, but a bit much for daily wear. I tend to limit the amount of ribbon I wear normally. But the garter's a good investment. A strip of elastic and almost no sewing ability and you're all set.
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3rd March 06, 02:58 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by Bob C.
If you're wearing your hose up to the knee, wear flashes. They're one of the little things that identify you as a kilted gent and not a cross-dresser. Same with the sporran.
Jeepers Bob... if my lack of flashes and sporran identifies me a cross dresser, I'm in serious trouble! ... I only wear either about half the time. I would think that if a man looks effeminate after strapping on a kilt, flashes and sporrans aren't going to be much help!
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