Interesting that the vest/waist coat has 6 buttons rather than the usual 5. My mistake - upon closer inspection what I perceived as a 6th button is the sporran clasp.
I like the look of the jacket.
Cheers....
Last edited by Liam; 4th February 16 at 12:38 PM.
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Well, you must have done your research, but why blue? What attire spectrum(day? evening? dress?etc?) is the jacket intended to cover? Do your clients ask for blue, or is is it going to be a matter of, "you can have any colour you like as long as its blue"? To my eye, black is altogether more elegant.
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Well, you must have done your research, but why blue? What attire spectrum(day? evening? dress?etc?) is the jacket intended to cover? Do your clients ask for blue, or is is it going to be a matter of, "you can have any colour you like as long as its blue"? To my eye, black is altogether more elegant.
Navy is a colour we are asked for fairly often which is why we chose to go with this colour and our tweed jackets are most popular which is why we went for a navy tweed. Looking at the jacket closely, it is a mix of navy and black tweed which we think looks great. We've already had a good number of Groom's decide to go for this for their wedding.
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