Men in Kilts

For many women the sight of a man in a kilt increases their pulse rate slightly, and the question of what's underneath? could perhaps be running through their minds.

By the way if you want a definitive answer to that question, have a look at the page titled "Under the Kilt", there you can find photographic evidence.

Young men in kilts are a far more common sight nowadays, than they were when I was growing up in the Highlands of Scotland.

Back then you didn't often see kilts being worn, yes at weddings perhaps, or at Hogmanay (New Years Eve) and the staff who worked in the local kilt makers, but that was about the only times (oh and of course at Highland Games they were always seen).

Talking of which, below you can view a short collection of photos in video format of athletes competing in their kilts.

I do have one childhood memory though of an architect who lived in Inverness, my home town, he was staunchly proud of being Scottish and every time I saw him he was dressed in his kilt. He was a very well known character in the town, and tourists would often stop him in the street to ask about his kilt, and to have their photo taken with him.

But that was thirty to forty years ago, and things have changed, to the point that it is not at all unusual to see men in kilts nowadays.

One reason could be that trousers are more suited to a woman's anatomy than a man's, purely from a health point of view kilts prevent men from overheating in certain areas.

So wearing a kilt as regularly as possible can help ensure that your man remains fertile, not to mention comfortable.

Seriously there is no more comfortable garment to be found than a kilt, it allows for freedom of movement and is suitable for almost any occasion occasion formal or casual.

The popularity of the kilt has grown enormously over the last fifteen to twenty years, as people just like you and I celebrate our cultural heritage.

Although I wore the kilt occasionally as a young man, hiring the Highland Dress outfit for weddings, the occasional Dinner Dance and that sort of thing, it wasn't until the age of forty that I actually owned my own kilt.

The kilt itself was actually a wedding present from my wife's parents, and I bought all the accessories to complete my Highland Dress.

If you would like any more information regarding men in kilts, or would like your man to become one, then drop me a line using the Contact Us page, and I will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

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