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    The cummerbund heightens the waist of the tuxedo trousers especially when worn with an eton style jacket without a waistcoat. This prevents an expance of shirt being seen between the top of the trouser and the bottom of the jacket. A traditional kilt is worn where the top of a cummerbund rises, hence there is no need for a cummerbund while wearing a kilt. Like P1M says, the cummerbund would be up around your armpits if worn kilted.

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    As someone that used to have to wear a cumberbund for work, I hate the wee buggers and would never wear one with a kilt. With a traditional kilt, the waist is higher that pants. The top of the kilt actually comes to about the same level as a cumberbund does with pants. It kind of becomes a moot point if the kilt already comes up quite high. If you don't want to wear a waistcoat, I would suggest just a belt, but not a cumberbund.

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