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    Here's a style where formal attire is called for....




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    Quote Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
    Here's a style where formal attire is called for....




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    Wow!!! Those are interesting!!!

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    black hikin boots fur me!




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    day wear... black hikin' boots!

    formal wear... black ghillie brogues!



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    Quote Originally Posted by BonnieT100
    I'm trying to figure out what to wear under my kilts in a casual-dress setting. For hanging out at the pub, I would wear a t-shirt, my ebay black watch, a pair of black army socks, and a pair of Doc Martens. I've found that I have some sweaters (jumpers for the Queen's English speakers) that would go nice with a solid OD kilt, but I'm not sure about the foot wear. It would make a nice outfit for Sunday wear. What about just running around town. The pub setup might come across a bit intimidating - too much of a bad boy look. Hmm..it boggles the mind. It was much simpler in my jeans and T-shrt days.
    Dress shoes for Formal, black lace up boots for most else, hiking boots for hiking.

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    Brown hiking boots, Black laceup motorcycle boots, Black or white New Balance sneakers, or Brown Bass lug sole lace up shoe depending on my mood and or the event.

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    It depends on where I am going. In the summer, I usually go with Sandals. In the winter or evening, I usually wear casual shoes or boots. I rarely wear sneakers with my kilt.

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    Catskill Mountain Moccasins

    try looking at Catskill Mountain Mocassins..
    i don't know how to do tags on this magic box..
    i love wearing my Doc Martens with my kilts, 2 pair, one high almost knee..1940's 1942..
    whatever..
    and a just over the ankle pair, for dress, i have some side buckled shoes, they look a little retro, almost pirate, and just odd enough, yet dressy enough to jazz a kilt.
    but summer sandles are comfy..
    and converse high tops, look a little "martian", but for some reason, work..
    i just don't care for ghillies..
    that's why i like this place, everybody is different.
    but really, look up the Catskill Mountain Mocassin site...save your pennys..

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    Doesn't matter much as long as the pair match one another. Don't want to walk around in a wingtip one foot and jogger on other foot!

    OMG ! ! I just saw a banded crow!!! Red band on right leg/ White band on left leg ! ! !
    Go, have fun, don't work at, make it fun! Kilt them, for they know not, what they wear. Where am I now?

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    Black brogue style shoes (but not ghillie brogues) for work or other more formal occasion when kilt is worn with shirt and tie, or trainers with a kilt worn casually.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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