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27th October 08, 11:08 AM
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Ted, you've put that together very well! And the corderouy adds texture which I think makes the ensemble quite sharp and interesting.
Moosedog
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27th October 08, 11:40 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by Moosedog
Ted, you've put that together very well! And the corderouy adds texture which I think makes the ensemble quite sharp and interesting.
Moosedog
Thanks, Moosedog!
I like fine wale corduroy jackets. They are more stable and rugged than velvet, but also have that rumpled, dog's ear hang to them.
I do have notes on this conversion that have been posted for quite a while now. At some point I will have pictures with the waistcoat and Lewis hose included. I think I will post the notes and links with those pictures.
I'll also write up the history of that jacket; it's almost as old as I am and was tailored in korea for my step father in the seventies.
Thanks to all!
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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27th October 08, 06:16 PM
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Ted,
That is an excellent outfit! Good on ye for putting it together. I have to say I really like the flat cap with it. Nice job.
(apologies to Jock Scot) I like the flat cap with tweedy outdoor outfits. There is a pic (or several) floating around of me on a Dumfries pub crawl wearing a kilt and a flat cap on some Burns Weekend or other. I wear that here often but I'll have to rethink that one for the upcoming Burns Weekend in January.
BTW, what is the tartan you are wearing? It looks familiar but I can't place it.
Dee
Ferret ad astra virtus
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1st November 08, 02:56 PM
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 Originally Posted by starbkjrus
... I have to say I really like the flat cap with it. Nice job.
(apologies to Jock Scot) I like the flat cap with tweedy outdoor outfits. There is a pic (or several) floating around of me on a Dumfries pub crawl wearing a kilt and a flat cap on some Burns Weekend or other. I wear that here often but I'll have to rethink  that one for the upcoming Burns Weekend in January. ...
* Sigh * That is whi I titled this thread "American: Smart Casual Style" because I understand that it does not look right to Scottish eyes. I'm not even sure if the use of corduroy looks alright to the folks of Scotland.
I will be getting pictures of the whole outfit including the waistcoat before long. I will leave the flat cap out of those pictures. There is nothing I can do about the corduroy because that is all I have to work with at this point.
I rarely wear the kilt, so going without a hat for a few pictures is no big deal. In the future I will try to find a better option than the flat cap.
Last edited by Bugbear; 1st November 08 at 03:02 PM.
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Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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1st November 08, 08:53 PM
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 Originally Posted by Ted Crocker
* Sigh * That is why I titled this thread "American: Smart Casual Style" ...
I'm wi' you. American casual styles to me equals more USA converts, a good thing.
And I wear flat caps of all types, weights, and materials (try leather).
I'd show a little more knee though.
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