No, nothing is worn under a kilt, unless dancing, when swimming trunks or jockey shorts are permissible to prevent embarrassment (of the onlooker not the dancer, why should he be embarrassed?)
There is a joke about this. Posh lady: Tell me Mr McDonald is anything worn under the kilt? McDonald: No Ma'am it is all in perfect working order.
It is an old wives tale that nothing is worn under the kilt and only practised by over-zealous and ignorant jocks.
Anything can be worn under the kilt but the wearer is not supposed to answer questions as to what is being worn.
True Scots men don't.... Most don't. some do
no because men are soposed to wear them in irland
A Kilt - and you don't have to be Scottish to wear one. A sarong. A towel (after showering).
A kilt is not a skirt, it's a kilt. The kilt is worn only at special occasions, like weddings.
Wearing pants is entirely optional. It is traditional that Scottish military regiments wore no underwear beneath the kilt and were routinely inspected by walking over a glass panel under which an officer looked to see that each man complied. Other regiments used a mirror on the end of a stick to obtain the same result. These days, probably the majority of men, especially young men would wear pants but more traditional men, myself included "go commando". As a kilt, made of 16 or 18 oz woolen cloth is quite heavy, in winter the upper legs are quite warm, so no underwear is really necessary, while in summer, being well ventilated, likewise there is no need. Occasionally, there is a danger of exposing oneself, if poor posture is observed when sitting, or crouching, but most kilt wearers are well aware of the dangers and are safely covered at all times. Lachsloon
The Hopi Indians, having lived for thousands of years, did not originally wear very much clothing. The men would wear a breechclout or a short kilt. The women would wear a dress fastened on the right shoulder. Eventually, missionaries thought they did not wear enough clothing, so the women started wearing blouses under their mantas. The Hopi women still wear that today.
It's traditional for a man to wear a kilt and men are really the only one's who should/are supposed to wear a kilt.
no because men are soposed to wear them in irland
A Kilt - and you don't have to be Scottish to wear one. A sarong. A towel (after showering).
So they could scratch their sacks without having to unbutton their girl pants.
Men of the working classes wore a loincloth or short kilt and sometimes a type of shirt.
Kilts are the traditional dress of the Scotland. They wear kilt to show their culture and history, but it is not restricted to wear a kilt only in Scotland. So anyone can wear it, thats why people from many other countries wear a kilt and shows their interest in wearing a kilt.
If it's a kilt, it's for culture. Otherwise, they might be cross-dressers.
If it's a kilt, it's for culture. Otherwise, they might be cross-dressers.
Tartan Skirt (Kilt)A Tartan Skirt which is also called a Kilt is what Scottish men wear in Scotland. Of course, they only wear it on speacial occasions, it is their tradition. The kilt is mostly made of wool. Each famiy (clan) has a different design with different colors on the kilt. The Scottish do not buy a tartan just because they like the color or design, they have to wear the kilt with the pattern of their family or thy will not be able to participate in the Highland Games. The patterns are often hundreds of years old!!The Scottish also play the bagpipes. The bagpipes is the typical and traditional instrument in Scotland. In every Highland Games the men participating play the bagpipes before beginning the games.
In some cultures men do wear skirts, such as the kilt in Scotland, the lungi in India, the kikepa in Hawaii, the sulu in Fiji, and many more. Whether men in a particular society wear skirts or not has to do with culture and climate, not with any physical or objective moral reason.
The men wear a kind of skirt called a KILT and all the women walk about stark naked. Any men that come form the USA must LOVE the woman and how they dress!
A kilt is not a skirt, it's a kilt. The kilt is worn only at special occasions, like weddings.