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30th June 09, 09:16 AM
#8
 Originally Posted by psyopper
One last question. I understand a box pleat and a knife edge pleat, but can someone describe a reverse Kingusse pleat?
It's what Utilikilts, and a number of other contemporary kilts are. A traditional kilt has knife pleats, all opening towards the right hip. A reverse Kingussie pleated kilt has knife pleats going towards the back; they meet in the center back, in a box pleat. It's got some advantages over traditional pleating; it's easier to sit in, for one.
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