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11th December 07, 11:45 AM
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 Originally Posted by Chef
I wear my belt outside. The loops provide no support for the kilt; the original design of the loops was for the sporran anyway. If you are trying to use the belt to keep your kilt up it doesn't fit right. Now, if you put the belt through I wouldn't say you were wrong but since it serves no purpose (other than to possibly pull the kilt badly) why would you.
I never use the loops for a more practical reason though. I don't find a stiff leather belt comfortable if I am driving any distance. Not having the belt through the loops helps since it is easier to slip the belt on and off.
It is academic to me. I don't have any belt loops on my kilt. Guess I need to prepare myself for that day. I'm no expert, but if you are talking about the two loops on the back side of a kilt, I guess I thought they were there as a guide for the Sporan belt.
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