Man Should Not Wear Pants!

A friend at work is hating his pants and missing shorts.  I can empathize because my 2-year-old son will currently only wear shorts and t-shirts despite the fact that summer is long gone in Minneapolis and the thermometer is struggling to reach 22°.

So I did a little research into the man skirt known as the kilt.

There is a website that looks at first quite traditional, tweedy and woolly and black watchy, but then the modern
world and the kilt do a little tango that demands blog action.

I came across this leather kilt, which seems like an oxymoron, or maybe the buyer is hokey moron? (Sorry.)

But Really?  A leather kilt?

                                                           
I guess if you wear a Whitesnake t-shirt, maybe you won’t get beat up. 

You could hang tough (yes, a New Kids on the Block shout-out and kilt-wearing pun) with a hunting theme, like
the camouflage kilt:

                         
I know, the fanny pack looks awesome – it caught my eye right away, probably because kilts have me thinking
about certain *clear throat* strategic areas.

Now, the shirt that “goes with it” might make you feel a bit like a pirate, but after tying the leather lace at
the collar, I’m sure you’ll feel at least as tough as a boy band member (yes, pun).

And the options keep coming…there are really high-fashion options like this kilt that even looks cool when you
are riding your mini-motorcycle (socks optional):
                                                                                                                
I don’t know for sure, but maybe the mini-bike has, built into the seat, a divot for your ding-dong.

(When you are not wearing your kilt, the divot could store lunch, which you could keep warm while riding.)

Enough of mini-motorcycles! Buy your kilt today, and don’t get your panties in a bunch hemming and hawing
about the old traditional kilt. Today’s man skirts are the answer! Free your legs! It’s always summer when you
slip on a kilt.

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