SWK sizing

**csbdr** · 28th September 09, 05:07 PM

Well, I'll buck the trend and say that I measure out at a 44, but in SWK a 42 always fitsd better. I'd say order a size, and try it on WITH THE BASTING STITCHES STILL IN PLACE. jerry will exchange with no problems if it doesn't fit and the stitches are still there.

**RB51** · 28th September 09, 07:21 PM

FWIW, I'm a 34" waist and ordered the SWK heavyweight in size 34, and it fits comfortably in the middle hole on the straps. (Mine also is the Black Stewart and I'm VERY happy with it).

Laurie

**fudgeman** · 29th September 09, 05:15 PM

Originally Posted by csbdr

Well, I'll buck the trend and say that I measure out at a 44, but in SWK a 42 always fitsd better. I'd say order a size, and try it on WITH THE BASTING STITCHES STILL IN PLACE. jerry will exchange with no problems if it doesn't fit and the stitches are still there.

Me too. When I was a 43", the 44" was too big. I sold it and went with a 42". MUCH better!!

**fudgeman** · 29th September 09, 05:25 PM

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**Tiny** · 3rd October 09, 10:31 PM

Well I just received my Black Stewart Heavyweight I went with the 48" just to be safe. I'm glad I did it fits wonderfully. not on the last notch so it seems a bit more snug then my other 48. I have to say I love the wool for the kilt I may have a hard time with ordering another non-wool kilt again. Kilt arrived with the belt, belt buckle, and sporran hangers I ordered as well as some flashes.

I'll try and get some pics tomorrow. Gonna wear my best and try make it to church for evening service after work.

I know there are nicer kilts out there but I say SWK is providing a needed service, quality product and great price. I have never come across another company where I can get quality, service, and price together. Now if they just offered a few more of the Stewart tartans I would have it made, I will say they have a customer for life!