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25th April 06, 04:28 AM
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Though lady's kilted skirts typically have 3 or 4 yards of cloth, there is no rule that says they cannot have more.
However, one odd thing that I do notice is that this kilt seems to close on the right hip, as a man's kilt, and not the left hip, which is more typical of a lady's kilt skirt.
With 6 yards of cloth, and a closure at the right, this is effectively a man's kilt! Not saying that your wife shouldn't wear it -- I'm sure it looks stunning on her. But if you want to wear it, as well, why not! :-)
Too bad it no longer fits. It looks like a good item, and one worth altering if she still wants to wear it.
If you decide to sell it, though, my advice would be to sell it as a kilt, not a skirt -- you'll get a higher price!
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