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23rd April 08, 06:23 PM
#21
 Originally Posted by Dukeof Kircaldy
Another possibility is to search for tweed argyll jackets on UK ebay . You can find more Scottish clothing on that site than the US site.
There is a tweed argyll up for auction by a hospice thrift store.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEBI:IT&ih=022
In fact, there are some good deals at that thrift store for Scottish gear.
I have actually been watching the UK eBay site. The problem for me is that I'm a 44 tall and they're hard to come by.
Based on the overwhelmingly positive support for both vendors that I mentioned I placed an order with J Higgins and hope to take delivery of a new jacket and waistcoat in the next week or so.
Thanks to all for the advice and assistance!
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26th April 08, 12:46 PM
#22
Well, I was outbid on that tweed jacket. Not that I minded since I have a nice one from USA Kilt. Not sure I want one that light.
Anyway, it was for charity.
I did win the Royal Stewart Kilt though!
Milord Sir Lord Michael the Euphonious of Midhoop St Giggleswich, the Cosmopolitan of Old Yarkhillshire, the Gnomic of Lower Wombleshire, the Somnolent of Oxbridge by Camford, the Sardonic of Dramble Buzzcock, Laird of Glencairn and Lochaber, the Seventh Duke of Kircaldy
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29th April 08, 03:34 PM
#23
USA Kilts for loads of reasons. The major one of which is the selection.
Milord Sir Lord Michael the Euphonious of Midhoop St Giggleswich, the Cosmopolitan of Old Yarkhillshire, the Gnomic of Lower Wombleshire, the Somnolent of Oxbridge by Camford, the Sardonic of Dramble Buzzcock, Laird of Glencairn and Lochaber, the Seventh Duke of Kircaldy
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29th April 08, 03:39 PM
#24
I don't have an Argyle, but I do have a PC which I purchased from Rocky, made by the same folks who make the Argyles that he carries. As for the jacket itself, it's well made (by off-the-rack standards; it wouldn't compare to a bespoke Saville Row jacket by any means), it fits, and I enjoy wearing it.
As for service, I can't say enough about Rocky. I ordered it for an event, gave him short notice, and he had a vacation during the time between when I ordered it and the event, and he still managed to get it to me on time for the event. I highly endorse USA Kilts for all your needs.
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29th April 08, 04:27 PM
#25
Rocky has excellent service as well. I'm glad you added that.
Milord Sir Lord Michael the Euphonious of Midhoop St Giggleswich, the Cosmopolitan of Old Yarkhillshire, the Gnomic of Lower Wombleshire, the Somnolent of Oxbridge by Camford, the Sardonic of Dramble Buzzcock, Laird of Glencairn and Lochaber, the Seventh Duke of Kircaldy
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