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    Karla,
    You might want to consider eliminating the hip belt an buckle, they do nothing but pull the apron when you sit down.

    Also, the belt buckle over the button hole, allows for easier doning of the kilt.

    Wallace

    p.s. what is a double float?
    Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker

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    Karla, don't you dare eliminate any buckles. Move them, but don't REmove them!

    Wallace, you could do anything you wanted with this if I had given it to you! But that definitely is not a happening NOW!

    Sorry!

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