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    Quote Originally Posted by jthk View Post
    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.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Archxpat View Post
    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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    Quote Originally Posted by Father Bill View Post
    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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    Quote Originally Posted by Archxpat View Post
    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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    Quote Originally Posted by Standard View Post
    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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    The Kilted lads perform The Hamish at last Friday's Pre- Tartan Day Kilt Night. It was a blast!


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    Last Friday, on our way to visit a friend in Pawtucket R.I. we stopped to visit Rocky. We drove from New Holland PA. to Pawtucket Friday night. We spent 10 days on a US history vacation. first stop, 3 days in Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown next we drove to Gettysburg PA for a couple of days. Then went to visit High School friend who lives in Pawtucket then finished with a couple of nights in Boston MA.


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