Lost in the sauce...

**Kilted KT** · 22nd June 06, 07:30 AM

Originally Posted by Scott Gilmore

A picture is worth a thousand words.

or

Thank you,
Scott Gilmore

there were kilts in those pics? I obviously didn't look hard enough...

**Iolaus** · 22nd June 06, 08:41 AM

Hey, is that Ritchie Ryan, from the Highlander series?

**MacWage** · 22nd June 06, 04:19 PM

Hem, no kilt belt, but a kilt pin. (After I looked at the companion first)

Odd combo.

**Riverkilt** · 7th June 06, 10:29 PM

Semper Fi Morath,

Its already over 100 up here in the canyonlands of Arizona. For work I like the SportKilt soccer sock like "kilt hose." with tennis shoes with the hose pushed down.

Any other time sandals, no hose.

Them SportKilt hose are cheap, like $6.00 and they seem to be some kind of cotton with elastic in them so they're not too hot.

They don't offer oatmeal, but the black or dark green might work. Easy wash and hang dry too.

www.sportkilt.com

Ron

**Morath** · 7th June 06, 11:42 PM

Thanks everyone for the advice. I'll definetly look into those SportKilt soccer socks, but I think I'll spend the greatest amount of time in sandals. Hopefully, I'll be able to get a nice pair tomorrow out in town. Its nice to know I wasn't too off the mark in thinking about sandals and kilts.
--John

**Riverkilt** · 8th June 06, 07:06 AM

The root word in "sandal" is "sand."

Here's a summer look on sandstone.

I think it works. That's a Pittsburgh Kilt Desert MARPAT for you historians.

Ron

**Kilted KT** · 22nd June 06, 07:28 AM

Originally Posted by Morath

As you can see, I am still fairly new to the forums, but I can't seem to find any threads that extensively talk about tropical weather and kilt apparel. I'm currently in Hawaii and I still haven't quite gotten use to this eternal summer thing (originally from Indiana).
I have a Black Watch semi-trad from USAK, and I have finally decided to take the easy route out and go with oatmeal color hose (figured it would go well with my other three kilts). My problem now is what type of material I should start looking into for the hose (I want to get something that I can actually wear without my feet soaking in sweat).
Also, while I am on the subject of footwear, I was going to buy a pair of black all-leather oxfords but I also want a more "comfortable" pair of shoes to wear around on a regular basis. Any suggestions?

*Sorry if I butchered any spellings or sentences. Its 0300 and I'm currently on duty guarding a potted plant....

potted plant duty is very important...it might save your life someday!

welcome!