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25th August 09, 06:47 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by McFarkus
You can avoid this problem by wearing sporran hangers instead of a sporran strap.
I have some of those. Tell you what, if you don't have some of your own, you pay for shipping and they are yours. PM me if you're interrested.
I was going to trade them for something else, but your need is greater than mine.
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29th August 09, 03:13 PM
#2
I'm a larger guy, too.
I personally don't wear sporran chains because they cut into the apron right underneath my beer gut and make it look bigger. Instead, I got a pair of hangers that hook into my kilt belt and hang straight down, avoiding the "double bubble".
Dark colored shirts always have a slimming effect as well.
Above all, strut. Confidence makes all the difference in the world.
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29th August 09, 03:42 PM
#3
A couple of things others haven't mentioned...
Last edited by Cavebear58; 13th December 09 at 05:10 PM.
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26th August 09, 12:41 PM
#4
Well Tony, I sounds like you're most the way there already! - you're preparing to don the kilt with bravado and a stylish yet defiant thumb to the nose of convention! I wholeheartedly agree with Big Mikey and McMurdo (both of whom I hold in high regard); despite the physiological framework with which we are all involuntarily graced, confidence and a slight tweak of strap-work will overcome just about any kilted reservation! Go for it, and good on ya Man!
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26th August 09, 01:05 PM
#5
Be bold and Be comfortable. These 2 factors alone make a huge difference . I was at a wedding in London last week so obviously the only one in a kilt. I have like a 44 inch waist and a 56 inch chest (yes I do far to many weights and eat far to much to boot)
I always find you get attention outside Scotland in a kilt but I spent most of the time posing for pictures with strangers and seriously had my drinking time curtailed. So watch yer don't over do the brass.
Wear a dark jacket and hose black is very slimming wear a sedate tartan with long vertical stripes works a charm. Avoid loud brash tartans as this draws the eye to much where you do not really need it.
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26th August 09, 02:37 PM
#6
Hey hey hey! I knew you guys would come through for me! You're the best!
My wife already recommended a dark/ black shirt, so I will do that. The advise on teh hose is well taken too.
Big Mikey and McMurdo -- you look great. Ah -- inspiration!
I agree that confidence and self-assurance will do the trick. I shan't let you gents down!
Tony
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26th August 09, 02:48 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by 2176agp
Big Mikey and McMurdo -- you look great. Ah -- inspiration!
Tony
Thanks, though I did not put a photo in at all.
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27th August 09, 02:19 AM
#8
 Originally Posted by McMurdo
Thanks, though I did not put a photo in at all. 
Oops. I meant to say Nighthawk. Thanks yous in order nonetehless
Tony
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27th August 09, 06:20 AM
#9
I am a very ah..... slender guy... and I have to say I personally think kilts are one of those things that the bigger you are the better you look.... dunno for some reason I have never really seen a big man look bad in a kilt if its worn right.... matter of fact I feel its easier to look good in a kilt for a big guy then it is for us skinny folk!
I guess I am trying to say a big fellow in a kilt just screams MAN..
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27th August 09, 11:17 AM
#10
 Originally Posted by 2176agp
Oops. I meant to say Nighthawk. Thanks yous in order nonetehless
Tony
I'm a sexy beast- what else is there to be said?
"Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.
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