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    I'd say that 180 euros was good Hamish - I looked at some Argyll Jackets in Inverness and they were £225.00!
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    Quote Originally Posted by McClef
    I'd say that 180 euros was good Hamish - I looked at some Argyll Jackets in Inverness and they were £225.00!
    True, McClef, but don't forget that the corduroy can never be worn as formally/semi-formally as the same jacket in tweed or barathea. I still think it represents very good value - and is nicely 'different'!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hamish
    True, McClef, but don't forget that the corduroy can never be worn as formally/semi-formally as the same jacket in tweed or barathea. I still think it represents very good value - and is nicely 'different'!
    But that's why it is so great. It's a kilt sport coat, for days you need a little jacket, but don't need to be really dressed up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arrogcow
    But that's why it is so great. It's a kilt sport coat, for days you need a little jacket, but don't need to be really dressed up.

    Adam
    Precisely Adam, and that's why I believe it to be particularly good value!
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    Hamish, you look outstanding in that outfit! I love the jacket, waistcoat and kilt. Beautiful earthy tones.

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    As for the beard: I'm still undecided, although my hairdresser told me this morning that he thought it fabulous and well worth keeping!
    I also vote for keeping it. It looks good on ya

    Thanks for the info about the jacket et al.
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