Jackets, looking for reccomendations

[Graham]

I'd like a sleeveless, black jacket/vest. Something quality without being too showy. Any suggestions for suppliers?
thanks lads

[Alaskan]

Maybe something here will strike your fancy?

http://www.kiltstore.net/range.html?...=0&id=D5kZFidq

I've never purchased from this company, but I remembered them having a wide selection of jackets.

[phil h]

try this, I like this a lot, good price too!

http://www.armsofvalour.com/miva/mer...tegory_Code=HC

[Graham]

Sorry Phil and Alaskan, forgot to thank you for the links, there's some nice stuff there.

[Blu (Ontario)]

Sorry Phil and Alaskan, forgot to thank you for the links, there's some nice stuff there.

If you're going to spend a few $hekle$, why not just invest in an Argyle. Next to my kilts, its one of the best purchases I've made.

[bubba]

Scottishkilts.net has a nice looking Argyl at not too bad a price

[al' Sporrano]

I thought long and hard over a jacket. I went for a black argyle from Hector Russell when I was in Inverness last year. I've worn it twice.

Most of my kilt wearing is casual and that means usually a fleece or a short black corded jacket. I have a swordsmans leather waistcoat which looks great but I would only wear it at Highland games or a ceilidh.

Al

[Blu (Ontario)]

I thought long and hard over a jacket. I went for a black argyle from Hector Russell when I was in Inverness last year. I've worn it twice.

Most of my kilt wearing is casual and that means usually a fleece or a short black corded jacket. I have a swordsmans leather waistcoat which looks great but I would only wear it at Highland games or a ceilidh.

Al

I guess it all depends on the individuals needs and the occasion. I'll bet there are times when you're glad you've got both. Whatever gets you into the spirit of things, I says.

[al' Sporrano]

I thought long and hard over a jacket. I went for a black argyle from Hector Russell when I was in Inverness last year. I've worn it twice.

Most of my kilt wearing is casual and that means usually a fleece or a short black corded jacket. I have a swordsmans leather waistcoat which looks great but I would only wear it at Highland games or a ceilidh.

Al

I guess it all depends on the individuals needs and the occasion. I'll bet there are times when you're glad you've got both. Whatever gets you into the spirit of things, I says.

I pretty well have every situation covered one way or another. It's cost me an arm and a leg to do it though!!

Al

[The Kilted Chef]

Great post Graham, I too have thought about which I should buy first. I think it's going to be an argyle, for practicality sake...

Larry