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7th October 04, 01:48 AM
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Greetings,
OK...Bear with me, here.... I'll explain this as *I* understand it..
A Scottish kilt has no hem (of course) and the selvedge of the fabric *is* the "bottom edge".
Some Welsh mills (the one I bought *my* tartan from included) do NOT put such a selvedge on their fabric...Therefore requiring a hem, of sorts.
Perhaps a kiltmaker, experienced in dealing with such fabrics, could assist you? On inspection, my kilt has (sort of) a hem, and I'm quite pleased with the hang, and swing...
Just a thought!
Hal
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