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21st June 10, 12:46 PM
#14
 Originally Posted by xman
I say take your measurements at your healthiest weight and then do what needs to be done, ie. stay active(cardio), eat right(less fat, no fried), and get the most out of your kilt and your heart. What could be better?
That's certainly the best advice...but...
Inchessi, the straps on my kilt are pierced about every inch or so, and I want to say there are four piercings in each strap, for a total adjustable delta about three inches. I did pop one additional hole on the left strap as I've been losing some waist measurement from when I ordered the kilt, and if it gets that bad (if I get that good at staying in shape), I'll send it back to have the straps moved.
Order up a wool 16x8 without fear, and have a chat about your waistline fluctuation with the maker...a 3" spread should be no problem. If I may, I'd like to recommend Robert MacDonald, westcoastkilts.com...he's wickedly competent, with a great sense of humor as well, and I'm sure he'll either be able to sort it out, or have some good advice on the subject...and if you choose to pick up a kilt through him, there's a damn good chance you won't need another one (want is a different story. I already want another kilt from him ).
-Sean
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