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    Tie???

    ALL my ties are either tartan or aloha shirt patterns. Don't think I've worn ties, other than for weddings and funerals, since 1992. Guess I gotta get some.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    Tie???

    ALL my ties are either tartan or aloha shirt patterns. Don't think I've worn ties, other than for weddings and funerals, since 1992. Guess I gotta get some.

    Ron
    That jacket is super, Ron. As for ties, you should talk to Kathy or some other kilt shop owner about the wool ties Locharron makes. I'm not sure, but I think Matt Newsome sells them in the museum shop.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob C. View Post
    I'm not sure, but I think Matt Newsome sells them in the museum shop.
    Yep, I ordered one from the folks at the museum a few months back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dreadbelly View Post
    Bah, ties.

    Ron, go with the culture where you live. Bolo tie.
    Quote Originally Posted by SnakeEyes View Post
    You know I actually think it looks good without a tie. A tie might actually make you look kind of... stuffy. Unless you're going dressy, I suppose.
    It really depends on the occasion; for those pictures, then the jacket, sans tie, is fine -- but for other occasions, a tie is very appropriate and would not be considered "stuffy". Remember that the tweed day jacket is techically "country wear" for shooting, stalking, etc. and would not be worn to events that might have an air of "stuffiness" about it. The tie itself is not "stuffy", but only the person wearing it.

    I love ties. A well-tied and good-looking tie is the finishing touch on an outfit, INMHO.

    A bolo tie? Could be interesting -- have to see it first before I make up my mind about it.

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    Outstanding Jacket, Ron! It looks great

    I have to agree with Dreadbelly...I think a bolo tie would look great especially if it's SW in it's origins.

    With the color of the jacket and your beard a silver bolo (like your T-bird or bear pin) maybe with or without turquoise with black thread would look great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by efer View Post
    Outstanding Jacket, Ron! It looks great

    I have to agree with Dreadbelly...I think a bolo tie would look great especially if it's SW in it's origins.

    With the color of the jacket and your beard a silver bolo (like your T-bird or bear pin) maybe with or without turquoise with black thread would look great.

    Now with Retro Red's Arizona state tartan -- I can see this, and I like it!

    T.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunscot View Post
    I love ties. A well-tied and good-looking tie is the finishing touch on an outfit, INMHO.
    I would agree with you there, I wear a tie any opportunity I get. I actually taught myself how to tie one, turns out I tie like a soldier. But like most accessories, sometimes they just don't... they don't jive, as my dad would say.

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