Both of my Edinburgh made woollen kilts have belt loops, one is almost 60 years old and the other over 30. There is no need to use them for the sporran straps, it is usually easier to slide the sporran round on top of them otherwise they catch the buckle if it is a chain style sporran belt.
As a formal kilt belt is not required for keeping the kilt up it does not need to be done up too tight and the loops prevent it from riding up above the top of the kilt, especially at the back.
Last edited by tpa; 14th April 15 at 04:19 PM.
If you are going to do it, do it in a kilt!
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