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    Re: A fell question.

    If you make your kilt out of a heavyweight tartan, you'll notice a great deal of heaviness in the kilt at your waist. Hence the need to remove the "thickness".

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    Re: A fell question.

    In times past women wore bustles. That style appeared more than once through the years.

    Perhaps you can revive it, only for men this time.

    One good thing is that your kilt can actually be tried on before you make that daunting cut. If it feels as thick and uncomfortable as mine did, it makes it easier to make that cut.

    Then, after it is too late, try it on again and hopefully you too will agree it fits better and doesn't feel as bulky.
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