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    Firstly check out this excellent thread.
    Secondly make sure you actually need to hem it. My first kilt was a an SWK with a 24" length. After discussing on this forum, if i wear this traditional styled kilt at the traditional height (2" above the navel) the length fell to mid knee. No alteration needed and the kilt looks super.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    Firstly check out this excellent thread.
    Secondly make sure you actually need to hem it. My first kilt was a an SWK with a 24" length. After discussing on this forum, if i wear this traditional styled kilt at the traditional height (2" above the navel) the length fell to mid knee. No alteration needed and the kilt looks super.
    Ah, yes, that is an excellent thread.

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