I am a Scott-Irish mutt that loves my heritage and red headed womens...The kilt is far more appreciated when the wearer is also wearing his claymore. Anyone poking fun has to mind the sword...But even if the wearer doesn't have his sword he can always remove the doubt of anyone claiming him sissy by lifting the kilt:whistle:

Not Scottish and have no desire to ever wear one.

my friend wore 1 and his 2 groomsman at the wedding in Vegas we went too. i almost rented one, but wasn't directly asked to wear one, and at $150 i wasn't volunteering.

i thought it looked cool, i think if your by yourself it;s kinda silly, but w/3 of them it looked cool.

The former manager of our local Cycle Gear used to wear them. He wore them with the CG polo shirt, and combat boots, and always had phones and shit hanging from it. Personally I didn't think it looked too bad. He wore it well I guess. :shrug: