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    I think that the style of the garment needs to be taken into account as to how it is worn.

    When wearing a military 'wullipulli' - then I just have to find my old webbing belt and polish the brass - they are military surplus and come with the knowing of how these things should be done.

    With a lightweight knitted the kilt goes over the top. I think that looks best, particularly if it is made with very little ease and with the ribbing at the waist.

    With a textured Arran type knitted, definitely over the top with the welt pulled up to the waist - bloused is the term - if the ribbing is strained or would interfere with the sporran. A moment before the mirror should assist in the decision about a belt or not.

    The long hot summer has allowed wee beasties to wreak absolute havoc amongst my knitted garments, so I have a lot of darning or remaking to do and I have bought a load of linen yarn to make things anew - they can try eating that and see how they like it.

    Anne the Pleater
    I presume to dictate to no man what he shall eat or drink or wherewithal he shall be clothed."
    -- The Hon. Stuart Ruaidri Erskine, The Kilt & How to Wear It, 1901.

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