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14th November 11, 12:12 PM
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Re: Do kilts have a "break-in" period?
Well, I do find that a kilt can 'settle' a bit, but a few hours wear seems to do the job and the difference isn't anywhere near what you're describing.
Who made the kilt? If you're missing a stabiliser then the pleats could be giving way at the waist line or something.
I would certainly advise against 'adjusting' your actual measurements. that's only likely to mess up your kiltmaker.
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