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    Re: How important is a belt?

    Thanks to all for the pros/cons of to thread or not to thread, the belt through the loops...I for one have found all my custom fitted kilts keep sliding south without one. I like the visual break too.

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    Re: How important is a belt?

    Quote Originally Posted by Seanmadra View Post
    Thanks to all for the pros/cons of to thread or not to thread, the belt through the loops...I for one have found all my custom fitted kilts keep sliding south without one. I like the visual break too.
    Is your kilt being worn tight enough?

    I like to wear a belt just so I have a break between kilt and well what ever's up top, the exception being a waistcoat. But you shouldn't need one to keep your kilt up especially if it's made for you.

    I don't have a photo to hand to show but I don't wear one of those big waist plates either they always look a little tacky to me.
    The hielan' man he wears the kilt, even when it's snowin';
    He kens na where the wind comes frae,
    But he kens fine where its goin'.

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    Re: How important is a belt?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jordan View Post
    Is your kilt being worn tight enough?

    I like to wear a belt just so I have a break between kilt and well what ever's up top, the exception being a waistcoat. But you shouldn't need one to keep your kilt up especially if it's made for you.
    Seems to me the only reason it should be sliding down -- if properly made to measure AND properly fastened -- is if one's waist circumference is greater than the hips. Should that be the case, though, a belt wouldn't help to support the kilt, and that isn't its purpose anyway.
    "It's all the same to me, war or peace,
    I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."

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