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22nd July 05, 12:28 AM
#13
 Originally Posted by Hamish
I have worn the traditional kilt for over fifty years and have ALWAYS threaded my kilt belt through the loops at the back, as have most kilt wearers I have ever known. This was how I was taught to wear it by the maker of my first kilt and I am sure the majority of present day Scottish kiltmakers would advise the same. (The hanging loops are attached inside the waistband on the left and right-hand sides).
Additionally, I have NEVER worn my sporran strap through the belt loops, as I have explained many times both on this Forum and elsewhere. There is no need for this to be done since the sporran strap sits perfectly well and comfortably, loose and just below the kilt belt.
Hamish is absolutely right.
BELT loops ARE for BELTS! Also stops belt ride up.
Do not make the mistake I made once and put my sporran straps through aswell.It doesn't look right and is impractical to move the sporan to the side.(buckle get caught up).
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