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View Poll Results: How do you use your belt loops on your kilt?
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For my belt and sporran strap
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Only for my belt
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Only for my sporran strap
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I don't use 'em at all
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My Feileadh Mor doesn't have any belt loops
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28th September 10, 05:14 PM
#10
 Originally Posted by Jordan
Hold your horses here one second, As far as I can see no one said either way was wrong this is a poll to see what people do
Jordan
It appears that there are some that are saying it is wrong to use loops for a belt...
 Originally Posted by azwildcat96
In my opinion, loops are for the sporran strap/chain, not the belt. We are, after all, talking about a kilt...not p@nts! Had these two loops on the back been intended for a belt, would there not be more of them around the entire circumference?
 Originally Posted by Ancienne Alliance
Quoting The Art of Kiltmaking, page 104.
"It's very common today to see kilts made with large loops in the back and to see kilt belts put through these loops. Traditionally, however, men's kilts were made without loops, and the firts loops put on a kilt in the mid 20th century were, in fact, for a sporran strap, not a belt...
Ideally, then, loops should be small enough that a belt can't be put through them and should be reserved for a sporran strap, "
Robert
The second quote, I believe, was from his wife's book but since he included it, I assume he mirrors the sentiment. I will still use the "belt loops" for my belt and I am glad to see I am in the majority. Danwell, you wrote what I was thinking; well put.
Last edited by manfrozeninaglacier; 28th September 10 at 05:43 PM.
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