Major Downsizing of kilt

**Mikilt** · 17th July 13, 10:34 AM

From Illinois

I too have lost a lot of weight in a year and I found that adjusting my kilts by a few inches was fairly quick and easy. No major rebuild was necessary. However, depending on how much you need to alter it, you might want to contact a kiltmaker.

**NorseCelt** · 19th July 13, 07:42 PM

Greetings, and another welcome from Illinois. Congratulations on the weight loss.

**Barb T** · 20th July 13, 08:13 AM

If you want to PM me with your old measurements and your current measurements, I'd be happy to offer advice on whether just moving the buckles will work.

**bonnie heather** · 21st July 13, 01:06 PM

Just last week, a gentleman brought 3 of his kilts for me to make smaller. He had lost 80 pounds! As I work on them, I'll take some photos of the alteration process and post them.

Actually I recently did the opposite for another man. He needed his kilt made 11" bigger. I did take photos of that process, so at some point I'll post those, too.