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28th August 13, 09:48 PM
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Possibly useful measuring "trick"
Being new to kilt wearing, and needing to measure, I grabbed the
measuring tape and "had at it". But, while measuring with a normal
tailor's tape measure works for waist and hips -- there is no easy
way for a single person to measure himself for the "fall" measurement.
Now, given the number of clever people here, I suspect that someone
has suggested this, but a quick search did not show it.
As an easier way to measure the fall, use a carpenter's rule instead
of a cloth tape measure. Kneel on the floor, make sure that you
are as vertical as possible and read the length at the desired top
of the kilt.
The reasons for a need to "self measure" will be explained in another post.
-Don
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