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7th December 07, 07:53 AM
#1
 Originally Posted by Galician
Your photo and that of Splash have given me second thoughts about a larger man being able to wear one.
As many have said on this forum, a kilt is very slimming. A well-made and well-fitting kilt on a gentleman of substance looks, I think, much better than a suit.
Cheers!
Barb
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7th December 07, 09:13 AM
#2
Originally Posted by Barb T.
As many have said on this forum, a kilt is very slimming. A well-made and well-fitting kilt on a gentleman of substance looks, I think, much better than a suit.
Cheers!
Barb
Speaking as a person "of substance" - read that bigger & fatter than I should be, I know that Barb is right. My wife, the ultimate authority for me in this area for me, says the same thing.
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7th December 07, 02:41 PM
#3
Originally Posted by Barb T.
As many have said on this forum, a kilt is very slimming. A well-made and well-fitting kilt on a gentleman of substance looks, I think, much better than a suit.
Cheers!
Barb
A kilt is very slimming on those of us who are slim to begin with, too... Epecially with a military rise. I love my new Black Watch, but it makes me look like a twig wrapped in tartan!
Last edited by Clockwork John; 7th December 07 at 02:42 PM.
Reason: spelling
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