okay who knows.....

**switchblade5984** · 7th November 06, 10:33 AM

PC, BB, ARG buttons....

are they all the same size?

doing eton conversion

i found, guess what 3feathers buttons at Joanns...

somethings not right here

anyway the buttons i want only come in one size large!

**RockyR** · 7th November 06, 11:16 AM

Yes and no to all of your questions...

Brian Boru buttons tend to be round (with little harps on them), although I have seen them with square buttons.

Prince Charlie and Argyl jacket buttons tend to be square and come in 3 different sizes (small, med and large). Some jacket makers use both med and large buttons for different parts of the jacket.

Also, they can come in Chrome and Antique...

Hope the info helps...

**switchblade5984** · 7th November 06, 11:17 AM

lol do the BB jackets use one size?

or would it be acceptable?

mix and match probably not a good idea?

what if only the 2 front buttons for chain closure were different!

**Alan H** · 7th November 06, 01:00 PM

My recommendation.....don't stress over having slightly mix-and match buttons. Buy buttons, affix them and proceed in comfort and style!

**RockyR** · 7th November 06, 01:07 PM

I'm not a fan of the mix and match thing myself... MAYBE if it was a "daywear" jacket, but not on a Brian Boru (for those that are reading this and don't know, a Brian Boru is like a Prince Charlie, but Irish and slightly different in cut... very formal)

I think that if I couldn't get the buttons that are already on the jacket (get matching ones), I'd buy enough to re-do the whole jacket so they all matched. I just think it's a more "polished" look.

**cajunscot** · 7th November 06, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

I'm not a fan of the mix and match thing myself... MAYBE if it was a "daywear" jacket, but not on a Brian Boru (for those that are reading this and don't know, a Brian Boru is like a Prince Charlie, but Irish and slightly different in cut... very formal)

I think that if I couldn't get the buttons that are already on the jacket (get matching ones), I'd buy enough to re-do the whole jacket so they all matched. I just think it's a more "polished" look.

Amen, Rocky. With formal attire, one should attempt to be as "polished" as possible, rather than a hap-hazzard look.

T.