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31st March 19, 12:35 PM
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 Originally Posted by jthk
Your shoes seem to have some nice tread to them. Like the jacket and esp. the vest. I have the same black sporran.
Thanks! The shoes are about 30 years old now and still have great tread, vibram sole. The jacket is a old Backhouse waxed cotton coat, still waterproof (better than the Barbour I got to replace it...) the vest is one of my favorites.
Last edited by Archxpat; 31st March 19 at 06:13 PM.
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31st March 19, 12:55 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by Archxpat
Thanks! The shoes are about 30 years old now and still have great tread, vibrate sole. The jacket is a old Backhouse waxed cotton coat, still waterproof (better than the Barbour I got to replace it...) the vest is one of my favorites.
I too like the vest. With it on, you need not wear the dirk belt with that huge buckle. Gives a cleaner look without it.
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31st March 19, 06:20 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by Father Bill
I too like the vest. With it on, you need not wear the dirk belt with that huge buckle. Gives a cleaner look without it. 
FB, thank you re the vest and thoughts on the belt. It was early in my kilt wearing experience. I’ve been experimenting with belt and beltless. I have a nice brown Sporran and Belt with a regular buckle that usually goes with the vest now. Perhpas still a bit of overkill, but fore some unknown reason I feel a bit incomplete without a belt. It’s pretty much hisden here so could easily do without it.....
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6th April 19, 07:23 AM
#4
 Originally Posted by Archxpat
FB, thank you re the vest and thoughts on the belt. It was early in my kilt wearing experience. I’ve been experimenting with belt and beltless. I have a nice brown Sporran and Belt with a regular buckle that usually goes with the vest now. Perhpas still a bit of overkill, but fore some unknown reason I feel a bit incomplete without a belt. It’s pretty much hisden here so could easily do without it..... 
Great overall look, very comfortable and at ease. I love that waistcoat, where did you get it?
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7th April 19, 10:48 AM
#5
 Originally Posted by Standard
Great overall look, very comfortable and at ease. I love that waistcoat, where did you get it?
Thank you. The waistcoat is about 28 years old. It is from Hackett in London. It’s part of a shooting suit, very traditionally cut with a high waist on the Plus Fours, so the waistcoat is a bit shorter than usual, which works well for the kilt, being similarly high. Hackett still makes great suits, another good source is Cordings of Piccadilly.
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7th April 19, 02:49 PM
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The Kilted lads perform The Hamish at last Friday's Pre- Tartan Day Kilt Night. It was a blast!
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