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    Quote Originally Posted by mudd
    And, that's one of the things bugs me about tucking in your shirt. (Another thread, I know).
    Straighten out the Kilt and you feel like you're constantly turning left the rest of the day. :rolleyes:
    Hey Mudd, there is an easy solution to that. After getting the kilt aligned, reach up under the apron in the front and grab the bottom of the shirt and pull it straight. Then do the same in the back, and if you really want a crisp look, blouse the extra material in the shirt around to the back, as done when wearing a uniform. Just make sure the pleats fall out when you are done. A quick turn to the left then back right will usually flare the kilt and shake out any problems.
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    Quote Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
    Hey Mudd, there is an easy solution to that. After getting the kilt aligned, reach up under the apron in the front and grab the bottom of the shirt and pull it straight. Then do the same in the back, and if you really want a crisp look, blouse the extra material in the shirt around to the back, as done when wearing a uniform. Just make sure the pleats fall out when you are done. A quick turn to the left then back right will usually flare the kilt and shake out any problems.
    Yeah, but how do you do that and still look cool.

    “Hey, I was just straightening out my shirt! Really!!”

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