Quote Originally Posted by Nathan View Post
... "The lower edge of the kilt should break somewhere between the middle and top of the kneecap. Above the knee, and it's not a kilt, but a Catholic school-girl skirt. Below the knee, and it becomes a tea-length dress." http://www.en8848.com.cn/e/DoPrint/?...d=254&id=19520 ...
The referenced "article" is both prescriptive and authoritative in style, and perhaps it applies universally to the regiments. I have no idea. But, beyond the author's opinion, and perhaps the boundaries of the regiments, it has little, or no applicability.

As you have seen/read, folks wear their kilts and accoutrements in many different ways. No one way is sacrosanct. You are free to follow the "rules/guidelines" in the article if you choose, but other folks may choose differently. To me you seem to have a good sense of Scottish attire already. Just keep on kilting on.