Original new regimental kilts for sale

[Woodsheal]

The largest size standard issue is for 6'2" and 96cm waist (that's 38-39") measured NOT at the stomach. Army kiltmakers can (and do) alternations but if you need over 41-42" "waist" (as measured under the ribs) and more than 48" in breech then I would suggest that the pattern is less than ideally suited to your physique. Remember this pattern is not intended to hang on the hips but to be right up under the rib-cage, strapped on tight and firm--- notice the double holed buckles and reinforcements!

Hmmm...actually the 96cm is my waist measurement of 38" (somebody posted incorrectly that 96cm = 32in. which is what threw me off), and my "breech" is 42". However, I'm only 5'9", so the kilt would probably be way too long for me....

[Nervous Jock]

However, I'm only 5'9", so the kilt would probably be way too long for me....

way too long, I'm 188 and have a 188 kilt and I "feel" its too long. Remember these are designed to be worn with Mil Jackets etc so have that extra length so there is no gap between the two.

[Woodsheal]

way too long, I'm 188 and have a 188 kilt and I "feel" its too long. Remember these are designed to be worn with Mil Jackets etc so have that extra length so there is no gap between the two.

Thanks, Jock! Watched your YouTube link. Hilarious! Especially the porta-john bit ....

[Nervous Jock]

Thanks, Jock! Watched your YouTube link. Hilarious! Especially the porta-john bit ....

without kilt !!

[Monkey@Arms]

Army kilts are not fringed. Since there are no corners to the garment there is no imperative for ציצת . Plaids (such as drummer's, piper's and fly) do have corners and thus have "twisted threads".

Good one, Nanook.

Best regards,

Jake