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    Everything's looking good to me. I wouldn't agree that the jacket is too long, the sporran is in exactly the right place in relation to it. If anything you may be wearing your kilt too high on the waist which gives this effect - might look better with a waist coat. Also your sporran strap shouldn't really be through the belt loops (although I did wear mine in that fashion at one time because I don't have hips to hang it on). All in all you're looking good and doing the kilt proud.
    The Kilt is my delight !

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    Quote Originally Posted by freddie View Post
    Everything's looking good to me. I wouldn't agree that the jacket is too long, the sporran is in exactly the right place in relation to it. If anything you may be wearing your kilt too high on the waist which gives this effect - might look better with a waist coat. Also your sporran strap shouldn't really be through the belt loops (although I did wear mine in that fashion at one time because I don't have hips to hang it on). All in all you're looking good and doing the kilt proud.
    I don't agree. The kilt height looks great to me. The jacket is a bit long. I do agree that a waistcoat/vest would look spectacular. Other than the other things already mentioned I think you look awesome. It's funny how many people start with sport kilts. (myself included)
    Just wait till you get your first wool kilt if you like wearing a sport kilt your going to go bonkers wearing a heavy weight wool kilt.

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