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    In my opinion anyway, a belt should never be worn with a waistcoat, if your kilt does not fit properly I'd suggest a better fitting kilt.

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    Oh, the kilt fits quite well. Rocky does fine work. Unfortunately, my shape is the problem, specifically the lack of hips/posterior and the excess of abdomen. I have the same difficulty with trousers. Wear a stout 1 3/4 inch belt with them, and still find myself hiking them up from time to time. Perhaps if I lose another 50 lbs it would solve it.

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    I would still go with the braces (suspenders). There is a type that fastens on the side only.

    I agree that the clips could damage the kilt, so I would suggest sewing a tab on the inside (catching the hair canvas interlining) and clip the braces to them.

    I have used them for years with work clothing, and find them much more comfortable than the usual "fore and aft" type.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carolina Kiltman View Post
    I would still go with the braces (suspenders). There is a type that fastens on the side only.

    I agree that the clips could damage the kilt, so I would suggest sewing a tab on the inside (catching the hair canvas interlining) and clip the braces to them.

    I have used them for years with work clothing, and find them much more comfortable than the usual "fore and aft" type.

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    Those sideclips are interesting. I will look into them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by McMurdo View Post
    In my opinion anyway, a belt should never be worn with a waistcoat, if your kilt does not fit properly I'd suggest a better fitting kilt.
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