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28th February 07, 01:46 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by pdcorlis
Strap in on snug and look at yourself in a mirror - be sure the bottom of the kilt (the selvedge edge) hits you no lower than mid knee - a more traditional look is the top of the knee.
If you kneel on the floor and straighten your back (so you're "straight up" with your knees on the floor) and the bottom selvedge of the kilt is touching the floor, move the waistband up a bit.
Top of the kneecap is where you want it, or maybe half-an-inch higher than that.
You don't want it completely covering your kneecap. That'd be what J. Charles Thompson (author of "So You're Going to Wear the Kilt") calls the "trollopy" look.
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