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24th June 11, 01:29 PM
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 Originally Posted by knotty
Its not just USAKilts, many kilts seem to be catagorized this way or something similar.
Maybe I should have used the word fashion instead of casual. Any kilt I have should have a classic style, but I can see getting a high & low waisted kilt. I have no desire to own a kilt suited for a scene of "Spartucus".
I have no idea what you're on about.
 Originally Posted by knotty
I assume the difference between a 5 & 8 yrs is the "under plait" or the material you dont see. Isnt that what makes the kilt lay down & provide the "swoosh"?
The difference between 5 yards and 8 yards is 3 yards. In reference to the kilt, it means how much square yardage the kilt is made from. A higher yardage kilt will (generally) have more (smaller) pleats as more material is being used in the (rear) pleated portion of the kilt.
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