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    KCW,

    You could just put your kilt belt over the belt loops. My tank doesn't even have belt loops and the ones on my casual kilt have never been used. If the kilt fits you properly then the belt is just there for decoration anyways.

    Shane

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    One beautiful tartan. I know that you will enjoy wearing it, CONGRATULATIONS
    Glen McGuire

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    Hey KCW,

    Glad you like it!

    I second Shane's comments... the "belt loops" on a kilt are actually "sporran loops"... most guys just end up putting their belt through them b/c they fit a kit belt. You can actually wear a kilt belt OVER the loops and it should stay put pretty well.

    You are correct about the reason we make them 1.5". This is a generalization, but holds pretty true... customers that only want to spend $110 (as opposed to a $500 wool kilt) on a kilt are generally not going to want to drop $75 on a kilt belt and buckle. They're more likely to want to wear what they already own or want a CHEAP belt ($8 for a 1.5" belt anyone?), so that's how we designed the loops. We built our different models with customer attributes and desires in mind.

    If you'd like us to change out the loops and make them bigger to fit a 2.25 belt, send me the kilt and a $5 (for the return shipping) and I'll put bigger loops on it for you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shane
    KCW,

    You could just put your kilt belt over the belt loops. My tank doesn't even have belt loops and the ones on my casual kilt have never been used. If the kilt fits you properly then the belt is just there for decoration anyways.

    Shane
    Shane, thanks for the tip. I will try it both ways. Since it is a casual kilt, it rides lower and the regular belt may be all right, although I have become accustomed to a wider belt with my kilts. The other problem is that I am not sure any of my pants belts will go around me and the fabric in a kilt!

    Rocky, I replied to your PM, but I will wear it a few times first and see what I think. It is still an awesome kilt, and here is a story from the ladies at work that I related to Rocky:

    Funny story, I had you ship it to my work, and when it got here yesterday, I immediately opened it up and was in awe. I then showed it to 3 of my female co-workers, who were equally as impressed (you might get a kilt skirt order from one). One of them was asking what I would wear with it, to the office, and I said I was planning on black hose, belt, and possibly a shirt that matched the yellow/gold. She agreed, then I mentioned that I could see this as a drinking kilt, and a black Guiness t-shirt with Doc martens and rolled down hose would be great. She just looked at the kilt and smiled and said "That would look awesome, too". We then had some more discussion on the kilt, different color shirts and hose that would match, etc.. Overall just a good conversation.
    Last edited by KiltedCodeWarrior; 16th February 06 at 08:26 PM.
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    Cool. I like it. I’ve got one coming too.
    It’s interesting that, after half a century, I just recently discovered that I have Irish ancestors. I had no idea.
    And, what does any upstanding member of this board do after such a discovery? Get an Irish Kilt! :mrgreen:

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudd
    Cool. I like it. I’ve got one coming too.
    It’s interesting that, after half a century, I just recently discovered that I have Irish ancestors. I had no idea.
    And, what does any upstanding member of this board do after such a discovery? Get an Irish Kilt! :mrgreen:
    And I did just find out I have some Irish ancestors! Part of my on-going genealogy research.
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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