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    Too tight or too loose?

    Hey folks,As I said in my newby post, I just got my first kilt. Actually, I have a couple.
    I am at this point primarily interested in utility kilts.

    I just received two identical kilts black sport kilts made by DNKE.
    One is sm/med (35-36) and the other is medium, (37-38) The smaller feels quite snug, the larger feels like it will slide down if I make myself skinny.

    The smaller causes my belly to hang over just a bit.
    On the larger, If I tighten the hip straps, it seems to sit at my hips, but the waist feels just a bit loose.

    If you had a choice, would you keep the tighter one or the looser one?

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    It would depend where you think your weight is going in the future...
    "Good judgement comes from experience, and experience
    well, that comes from poor judgement."
    A. A. Milne

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    Do you have to let one go? I'd rather just keep them both to be covered for some weight fluctuation up or down. If I could only keep one, I'd keep the larger one and wear a belt. You can cinch down a loose kilt (within reason) using a belt, but there's no easy way to make a tight kilt fit better.

    Of course, I don't know anything about that style of kilt, so I could be wrong. They don't have any adjustment?

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