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20th January 09, 07:35 PM
#33
 Originally Posted by DWFII
Well, before I saw Macmillan's post, I put buttons on my kilt...just as I described in my previous remarks. And guess what? It works! And it looks fantastic! It even looks kind of good without the waistcoat over it.
Funny, the first time I ever put on a kilt...and before I had added the belt and sporran and the hose... I kind of recoiled at what I saw in the mirror, 'cuz all by itself it looks like a skirt. But add the braces and even without all that other stuff it looks less like a skirt and more like a man's garment.
I may try the button arrangement that MacMillan described later, if only because it is a bit tricky to button up although I wear button-on braces 24 hours a day anyway...kilt or no kilt...so it's no big deal buttoning them for me.
And the bonus is that I can wear my Scotland's National with my waistcoat for Burns Night!
How about pictures of the button placement and wearing the braces with the kilt?
I may still make a waistcoat, short with straight hem to try out my theory, with some inexpensive fabric. If I do I will post pics for you good folks to comment on.
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