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3rd April 04, 03:52 AM
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Re: Traditional 8-Yard Kilting With a Gut
 Originally Posted by Rufus
Hi fellas.
I'm new to the forum, and have a question. I'm considering buying a traditional 8-yard kilt, but I have a bit of a gut. Okay, quite a bit of a gut.  I got measured, and have a 45" waist (at the navel), and 50" hips. I'm wondering if anyone else has this problem, and how this affects the fit/hang of a traditional kilt. I'm worried about the kilt staying up, and not always sliding down on me, like my trousers do. I know that the "casual" kilt would fit better, because I'd wear it on my hips, and thus under my gut, but I really want a traditional one.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Rufus
My advice for what it's worth rufus, is to avoid a kilt that sits on your hips, this will accentuate any gut you have and the kilt will not hang properly.
I measured around the largest part of my waist (40") and ordered a kilt to suit. I find the kilt fits perfectly, stays put with the help of a belt and helps to disguise a larger waistline. I look slimmer in a kilt than in trousers.
Another plus for this wonderful garment!
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