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    kilt comfort

    My kilts are all lightwieght pv or cotton drill material,so chafing not really a problem. Also many of my shirts are longer length,which when combined with boxers provids comfort without loss of 'ventilation'. Maybe hairy legs help too!
    Hi to Barry,Tim also from Dorsetshire.

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    I wear a traditional 16oz kilt, I have found that I have got used to the feeling of the wool, however I would say auld argonian has a point, wear boxers or something if you need to. When I wear my kilt to work now I always go with something on underneath, just in case I have also found that if I dont, I get nervous about what my coworkers might be seeing.

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