Size Guide
Measure once, get your size, find the perfect kilt.
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Don't use your jeans size. Trousers sit low and under-read your waist — a 34" in jeans is often a 36–39" kilt. Use a soft cloth tape (never metal), and grab a friend to help.
Waist
Hip
Fell
Length
1
Waist
Wrap the tape at your natural waist — just above the belly button, higher than your jeans. Snug, not tight. No sucking in.
2
Hip
Loosely around the widest part of your seat. Back to a wall, lean back — the spot that touches first is the widest.
3
Waist to hip (the fell)
The vertical drop from waist line to hip line. Sets where the pleats stitch down — the source of a kilt's swing.
4
Length
Straight down the side, waist to mid-knee. Traditional sits at the top of the knee; lower rides more casual.