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    Quote Originally Posted by Ayin McFye View Post
    I had a kilt a long time ago that I had to resize. It had 15 knife pleats in it, and they were each two inch deep pleats. All I did was take a seam ripper and remove one of the pleats to give one of the aprons some extra length.
    Ayin, Was it a pleat adjacent to the apron that you performed that "operation" on, or something like a Stillwater?

    I'd be worried that a back pleat on the OP's kilt might have had the excess material cut out above the fell (assuming it's a properly constructed full weight wool kilt), in which case opening such a pleat might be a problem, no?

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