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    Is this suitable?

    My mothers husband is turning 50 soon and I am going to wear argyll jacket to the party. (Others are wearing black suit) I was thinking about wearing it with bottle green cravat and waistcoat or kilt belt (I understood no waistcoat and belt together, right?). Because of my economical situation I currently cant afford buying a dress sporran or ghillie brogues. Can I use Argyll with normal dark shoes and day sporran? (Rob Roy sporran with thistle on the flap)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ackwell
    Can I use Argyll with normal dark shoes and day sporran? (Rob Roy sporran with thistle on the flap)
    I'm sure that would be fine. Most people won't know the difference anyway..

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    As Paul said, most people won't know the difference. That being said, the shoes and sporran should both be black, as that is the dressier color. Any good pair of dress shoes would be fine. Many people don't even wear the ghillies for formal wear.
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    I think if you wore a regular (straight length) tie as opposed to a bow tie, you'll be fine.

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    My inclination is to wear respectful attire without being flashy. Thus I would wear a clean (brushed up) day or semi-dress, clean dress shoes, dark hose and flashes, off white or grey shirt with a suitable color plain tie.
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    I was talking about this type of cravat:

    http://scottishkilts.net/products/ti...ts/cravat.html

    http://scottishkilts.net/products/sc...waistcoat.html

    in bottle green. And the Argyll and waistcoat in the pcture is also same type i was going to wear. And I ordered MacLean Hunting Ancient tartan kilt from this shop so I think it fits with green tie and green flashes.

    I know that nobody knows the difference but I will and it will drive me crazy!
    Last edited by AckZel; 6th November 05 at 06:47 AM.
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