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17th June 09, 08:56 PM
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Argyll Jackets
The Argyll day/evening jacket is versatile, altering its formality with accessories.
Suitable for all occasions, from dinners and Burns Suppers, balls and ceilidhs, to weddings, graduations,
Highland games or simply as general day wear.

Braemar Jackets
Similar to the Argyll jacket, but with more formal Prince Charlie style cuffs,
the versatile Braemar can alter its formality by changing accessories.
Suitable for all occasions, from dinners and dances, to graduations and weddings,
or simply as smart day wear.

I hope that helps, I find the Braemar jacket is the most versatile in my wardrobe. I do not think one in more formal than the other because of the sleeve detail, formality goes up or down due to the material used, a Black Barathea would be formal, whereas Tweed would be more suited to daywear or Semi-Formal. I hope this helps.
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