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28th November 07, 06:19 PM
#25
Originally Posted by freddie
hence it's more comfortable to wear it much higher, even as high as the lower ribs. I'll let you into a wee secret. I decided after about a week that my kilt was just too short and have managed to sell it and am awaiting the replacement any day now, in a longer length.
My Grandfather always wore his higher, what he called "Army style" and I have always worn mine the same. Like you I think its more comfortable and if I wear an Argyle or PC I don't have to worry about my shirt peaking through below the waist coat or buttons if I have it buttoned.
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