Traditional Civilian Highland SHIRTS

**JSFMACLJR** · 20th July 11, 04:52 AM

Originally Posted by Cowher

I agree with the no breast pocket "rule". I can't remember the last time I saw a collared shirt without breast pockets.

None of my shirts have breast pockets--except my Brooks Brothers button-downs, which I reserve for the most casual of events. Most of my shirts come from my shirtmaker Harvie & Hudson and are pocketless. All of my tattersal shirts, which come from various makers, are the same.

**English Bloke** · 20th July 11, 05:08 AM

Sorry to backtrack a bit... Your eyes do not deceive you Jock. The tie IS Black Watch (Regimental Stripe), as is the Sporran Badge (I magnified it up as suggested, for I am a "spotter".).

"Wee Jimmy"

**creagdhubh** · 20th July 11, 06:27 AM

Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR

None of my shirts have breast pockets--except my Brooks Brothers button-downs, which I reserve for the most casual of events. Most of my shirts come from my shirtmaker Harvie & Hudson and are pocketless. All of my tattersal shirts, which come from various makers, are the same.

I can relate with the Brooks Brothers shirts, however, they do offer bespoke shirtings, which of course, one could decide to have a breast pocket, or no breast pocket - among other pertinent details. My House of Bruar tattersal shirts all come with no breast pocket and have a 3 button cuff - very simplistic, stylish, and perfect with Highland hill attire.