Kilted Girls... Below the Knees?

[Highlander31]

Ugh, I didn't know I wanted hose or old skool knee socks until this thread.

Xmarks;...helping people discover the wonders of kilting,...and then some.

[Kilted Rogue]

House of Cheviot is also now making women's hose called "Lady Craill" with a very feminine open knit design.

Do those come with a nice seam on the back side? that would be verra nice

[frolic]

I'm with the other ladies. I was doing fine with my hosiery options until this thread. Now I have to find some proper socks / hose. Anyone have suggestions that don't involve wool, but are suitable feminine? Sadly, I'm very allergic to the stuff! I'll try to get a pic of my favorite ensemble to date over the weekend to post.

[cruiser348]

Hmm, I have been looking for a jacket to attempt my first kilt conversion. Figure with all that flashiness no one would notice my lack of sewing ability.

[Zardoz]

Back on "topic", some black knee-high stiletto boots are always a good option....

[Highlander31]

Back on "topic", some black knee-high stiletto boots are always a good option....

That's what I like about you, Z. You're always there to steer us back on topic.

[Highlander31]

Do those come with a nice seam on the back side? that would be verra nice

Funny,...my wife said the same thing.

[Dixiecat]

Yes, I've always thought that stiletto boots would be a good touch.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Do those come with a nice seam on the back side? that would be verra nice

Nope, these are seam-free, which means what you see in the front is also what you see in the back. :-)

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Back on "topic", some black knee-high stiletto boots are always a good option....

I just have to say, as the father of two girls, I would never let either of my daughters out of the house dressed like that.

Amend that, I wouldn't even let them dress like that IN the house.