Dundee courier sensationalised a YOUGOV survey showing that 62% of Scots wore something under the kilt (55% for underwear). This high figure probably reflects the fact that many are one or two time wearers who probably would not have the confidence to do otherwise.
I suspect that if you came across a Scots kilt wearer he would more likely than not be a True Scotsman.
The statistics for whether females think Scots should wear anything do not suffer such bias and are more finely balanced and in the case of younger age range and SNP supporters heavily in favour of True Scots.
If you are into statistics, The full details are on
Malizz, A woman recently asked me if I'd take part in a survey of the same. Her questions were more about life style.
Like, when did I start wearing kilts, how many do I have; what do I wear with a kilt for a formal, informal or casual; which tartans; do I belong to a clan; how often; where and when. And finally do I wear anything under a kilt and if so what? I told her that I never answer that question. When I asked her what she would expect or prefer to find under a kilt she went bright red. She did tell me what the survey was for, but I can't remember.
