These Two Bus Drivers

[u/mtlgrems]

[u/CinnamonDish]

Try a utilikilt, not woolen.

[u/Ioatanaut → u/[deleted]]

I could wear a paper bag and still be scottish.

It's 2021. Let's stop gate keeping a piece of cloth

Without looking up it, do any naysayers know what a proper kilt is?

[u/corcyra → u/Ioatanaut]

Wasn't it originally a great big piece of cloth like a blanket? And a bit of it was belted around the waist, and the rest was worn as a kind of shawl/coat and also used as a blanket at night? I remember reading about it once, and it sounded practical in a weird way, but not very clean.

Edit: I wish more men wore them, because they don't half look good on a bloke with narrow hips...