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6th December 05, 04:36 PM
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Ordering a Traditional Kilt
Ok so I am just about set to order my first traditional kilt. I am still deciding on tartan and vendor, Watson Ancient is the front runner 
So my question to you guys is in the sizing. I have meaured myself according to the specs on a few sites and have recorded it. Now the buckles on the kilt will allow for any future growth, but what about any decrease in girth? Would I be wise to subtract 2" from the waist and seat so that the kilt fits mid strap right now and still allows for weight loss and gain? I assume the strap allows for 4 inches of movement. For example, my waist measurememt is 46 and seat is 49. If I were to order the kilt at 44 and 47 the kilt would still fit, but would add room to tighten when I get back into walking each day.
I have already heard that the length mesurement is mostly without the rise.
Any thoughts, I have never ordered a kilt that sits up high or has buckles and straps. The velcro always allowed for manouvering.
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