
Originally Posted by
Planopiper
I can't imagine how a kilt could fall down. I suppose if the waist were bigger than the hips. In which case you'd probably need suspenders to hold it up when you're just standing there. And if you're wearing suspenders, then you've solved the falling-down problem.
I'm 62, and have a bit of a "beer gut or middle age spread" as they say, so my hips are the same or even slightly smaller than my kilt waist. On top of that, I've dropped 6 pounds since I started going to the gym.I was already wearing my kilts with the straps set at their tightest. I never have to loosen or unbuckle the straps tp put my kilts on, just step into the kilt and pull it up and tuck in my shirt. They stay up fine when I'm just standing or walking slowly. and so far, I haven't actually felt like one was going to fall off, but they do all feel loose. I take care of the problem by keeping my kilt belt tighter than most might consider. I need to find someone locally who can move the straps and buckles for me, especially if I lose a few more pounds.
"A day spent in the fields and woods, or on the water should not count as a day off our allotted number upon this earth."
Jerry, Kilted Old Fart.
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