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    I also agree with the guys, under the belly really does look gross & a bit slobbish. At traditional level cetainly gives a much better line and look - regardless of girth. Check Mikey's two posted pics for comparison and you'll see what I mean.

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    I must echo the thoughts of my sizable brethren! Please don't wear it below you belly.. I'm 6'2" & 300#... It is much more slimming to wear it traditionally.

    Another hint is to get a set of sporran hangers!!! That way you sporran & strap won't slide under your belly and pucker your kilt.
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    Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ozman1944 View Post
    I also agree with the guys, under the belly really does look gross & a bit slobbish. At traditional level cetainly gives a much better line and look - regardless of girth. Check Mikey's two posted pics for comparison and you'll see what I mean.
    GROSS AND SLOBBISH?!? (sheds a tear) Perhaps a little unkempt and non-debonaire but still loveable and cuddly!!
    Gentleman of Substance

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