It's a strange one, isn't it? Being a military kilt it would originally have had a very high rise, and a total length of 27".
Seems that at some point somebody radically shortened it by chopping several inches off the top.
Then, later, somebody lengthened it again by adding a strip of tartan around the top. Crazy!
Not only is there no 2nd buckle on the top apron, there's no strap/buckle on the under apron, it being held with tie-tapes.
Yes if the bad pressing was the only issue it would be a relatively easy fix.
As Tobus says, there's still a large amount of extra-heavyweight MOD tartan there which could be used to make waistcoats or summat.
Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte
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