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12th March 07, 02:52 PM
#1
A waistcoat alone is not ideal, but if that's what you have on hand, than wear it proudly. It's a not a full PC, but it will sure look a heck of a lot nicer that the guys in dress shirt and dockers. Please make sure that you are wearing good kilt hose and nice shoes as it will finish up the outfit. I have seen picks of people that are dressed up top, but wearing pushed down hose and boots below or black runners.
There is a Simplicity pattern that has an argyle type jacket on it, but I can't remember the number right now
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12th March 07, 03:28 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by Colin
It's a not a full PC, but it will sure look a heck of a lot nicer that the guys in dress shirt and dockers. Please make sure that you are wearing good kilt hose and nice shoes as it will finish up the outfit.
Amen, Brotha Colin! I wore a plain sweater and a Gordon Kilt to the St. Pat's Parade yesterday and got a whole lot of wise-*** comments from all of the "Irish" guys that were there...dressed in their DOCKERS and - big concession to their Celtic Heritage - Arran Sweaters (most of which looked like they were bought many, many beers ago...if ya know what I mean).
No matter what, you'll definitely out-class the commoners if you show up kilted...vest or jacket or whatever...
Best
AA
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