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  1. 28th August 08, 03:26 PM #1
    Clockwork John
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    Looks fine. I might wear mine just a bit higher, or a bit lower, depending on which kilt it is, what the weather is like, etc. For example, I wear my 13 oz. Black Watch a good 1 1/2 inches higher than I wear my 22 oz. Black Watch. One is a shorter, lighter summer kilt, the other is a longer, heavier winter kilt.
    The length of that kilt looks just fine.
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    Looks good to me too.
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    I measured for mine to fit mid-knee but this looks fine to me. Is that a 2.5 width belt Brian?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy Hunt View Post
    I measured for mine to fit mid-knee but this looks fine to me. Is that a 2.5 width belt Brian?
    Nope, it's only 1.75" wide - one of my reenactment belts with an 18th c. style "Double-D" buckle....
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