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    Quote Originally Posted by McCracken140 View Post
    that definitely is a doublet?
    Doublets were the most common jacket worn in Highland Dress in the Victorian period. Next would be the Argyll (with versions for Day and Evening) and simple ordinary sack coats such as would be worn with trousers.

    Shell jackets were extremely popular with soldiers but are very rarely seen in civilian Highland Dress.

    Here's a great photo showing a Victorian civilian doublet. There was an amazing variety of "cuts" but they shared the "Inverness skirts" or "tashes" that define the Doublet



    The Argyll jacket



    Ordinary sack coat






    (PS McMurdo you might want to resize that photo, it's making my screen all cattywumpus.)
    Last edited by OC Richard; 18th May 19 at 05:20 PM.
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