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    Yes, mid to bottom of the knee is not the current modern tradition. It should be mid to top of the knee for the modern look.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChattanCat View Post
    Yes, mid to bottom of the knee is not the current modern tradition. It should be mid to top of the knee for the modern look.
    Sorry to be so late in replying, but can there be such a thing as a "current modern tradition"?
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