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6th April 14, 06:03 AM
#22
Originally Posted by tpa
Orionson and Father Bill have all the necessary moves covered. I usually only need the final arched back sweep when wearing one of my cheap acrylic kilts, the wool seems to manage much better. I can only agree that traveling in a kilt is definitely the way to go, the occasional extra sweep is a small price to pay for not having to continually extricate trousers from where they are least comfortable, particularly if, like me, you have a protuberant bum.
While I don't think of mine as protuberant , the differential between waist and seat is enough (8-9 inches) to have Rocky call
me to double check before cutting fabric _ "Is there some reason you have such a big a$$?". No, just, for a guy, a small waist.
As a result, kilts seem to hang differently. Similar to Chas, and on advice garnered here, I keep a towel in the car. Standing facing away from the seat, I stretch the towel across behind me, sit and swivel. I typically do not attempt to extricate the towel,as it
sits flat beneath, and would disturb pleats on the way out. Feels a bit silly, but functions well.
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