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Kilt | How To Measure Kilt And Why People Choose the Wrong Size

blog created by Kilt Experts.

What Is Kilt?

The kilt is a knee-length skirt that is fully pleated tartan cloth. Men's consistently used by men and women as part of Scottish traditional highlander dress and now people want to wear it on special events.

 

Why People Choose the Wrong Size?

Mostly First-time buyers choose the wrong size because they don't know about the size. They mostly buy according to their pant size and kilt size always different from pant size. Kilt experts company always sends the email about reconfirm size. 

 

How to measure The Kilt?

What do you need to measure your kilt waist size? 

The Answer is Just Fabric measurement tape.

Measure From your Bellybutton. 

 

  1. Waist: This measurement taken around the waist navel height and measured.
  2. Hip: Please Put your feet together and stand straight and then measure the broadest part of your hip.
  3. Kilt Length: Please Kneel on the ground, Place the tape on the floor then measure up to the belly button. Please don't look down | This will alter the measurement.

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8 comments on Kilt | How To Measure Kilt And Why People Choose the Wrong Size
  • Chip

    I have much more belly than butt. Measurement at navel is (sigh) 52”. Waist is 38. What size do I need. Will it stay up?

  • Kerry Crawford
    Kerry Crawford July 29, 2023

    Do people ever embroider their family Crest on their kilt?

  • Kerry Crawford
    Kerry Crawford July 29, 2023

    Do people ever embroider their family Crest on their kilt?

  • Jeanne Johnston
    Jeanne JohnstonJuly 17, 2022

    Looking for both sides of family……Johnston. And Maclachlan. Are these tartans available?

  • Anthony E. Denham
    Anthony E. DenhamApril 02, 2022

    I’m looking to have a Kilt made in my Family tartan. it is Roxburgh Red

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