None.

I can't find any long enough.

Thought about wearing one to keep the gnats out of my eyes.

I think you're a little late for shopping for what to wear for Burns supper. It's not going to be there in time.

I was somewhat active in clan (not klan) stuff so I've one fine wool one in clan tartan and a couple not so fine. Not so active any more so not worn so much any more either. . Though now that you remind me I was supposed to get an invite to this year's supper and wasn't. I need to go be indignant at someone.

OK, none and never

I have three. One is an 8 yarder that I got for the pipe band I'm a member of. Another is a 5 yard PV kilt from USA kilts and the last is a utilikilt.


I wear them quasi-reguarly in the warmer weather. It's a great conversation starter. Especially in bars.

For those looking I highly recommend USA Kilts. They're based in PA, make everything in house (Except the tartan material which comes from Scotland or England). Their great to work with and have excellent prices.

Pass....

I own one complete kilt outfit. Tartan of Clan Sturrock-my dear departed Father-in_law.

He taught me how to play golf when I was 70; got me to score in the mid90s before he passed at 90.

I wore it for a “wooden shaft” Tourny using persimmon drivers and woods as well as wood shaft irons. Even the putter had a wood head.

He passed six months later.

I’m Scottish, Irish, and English. I don’t own any. I have never worn one. I don’t want to get beat up in this little redneck town.

I own a 5.11 camo one. I don't think it counts as a real kilt though. It makes its way out into public a few times during the summer, mostly at BBQs.

I have one I only wear it at home alone .... Oh wait ..never mind :/

A Scotsman was asked what was worn under his kilt, his reply was “Nothing, everything is in perfect working order”.

Scotch/Irish but no kilt, but I do have a beautiful pink tu-tu.

I attend my "Clan gathering" every three years in Ireland. Many people wear the Irish national kilt to the banquet that is held at the end of the gathering.I have admired the outfit but as this is the only place I would wear it the cost has left me without one so far.

none for me either.... Even though there's Irish in my bloodlines....

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Originally posted by ArtieS:
There's the "where and when would I wear it" problem.

Well if you need a reason, time and location there's a local celebration every January....

Highland Games

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I lived in Alaska when the 5.11 kilt came out. Thought of buying one, but decided against it as it's winter 9 months a year and mosquito season the other 3 months of the year.

If you know how many you have, then it is probably not enough.

None; Quite a bit of Scottish and Irish ancestry also.

I've never seen one on a man outside TV or the movies. I simply can't imagine me ever wearing one regardless of price.

There's a lot of things I could better spend several hundred dollars on.

Bob

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None. I do own a pair of Hakama pants, but those date back to my days in Aikido.

None as I'm Polish.

But I DID visit a famous kilt store in Edinburgh and the young girl in the store said I should try one on as, "You have a good kilt bum for an old guy". A quote my wife and I often joke about.

Saw Sir Sean Connery's photo on the wall there as a customer too.