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Kilted Rogue
Ok now i am going the other way. if your kilt belt is riding up on your back and your kilt is traveling south. Can you add loops to help keep you kilt in a neutral location. Who can do such a bit off doctoring? just for record i am talking about a WPG kilt.
You can certainly add them by hand. I'd try to find some fabric that matches the waistband or one of the tartan colors.
Belt loops help more with off-the-rack kilts which may have a "standard" waist/hip ratio. I sometimes use them with my Stillwaters, for example.
It happens most frequently when exiting the car, so one might get by with just adjusting the kilt after alighting---or in the case of my wife's car, climbing back up to ground level. 
Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
gainfully unemployed systems programmer
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