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1st April 04, 09:04 PM
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Rufus, here's strictly from massive experience.
Whether it's an 8 yarder or a 4 yarder... it doesn't matter. The material has nothing to do with anything.
If you're meaning a "traditional" kilt with the hidden-stitch and the low hip sewing ~VERSUS~ the "casual" kilt with the beltline and loose pleats... then we have a discussion.
It's easier to make a "beer gut" kilt in a casual, but not impossible in a traditional. Your hips are pretty normal really... but MAKE SURE to let your kiltmaker know that there's a "Molson Muscle" involved in the fitting. When done right, it's really NOT a problem to overcome. Trust me... we know this one all too well!!!
Arise. Kill. Eat.
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