Huniting attire jacket

[fortcollinsjerry]

While back I recall seeing a kilted gentleman wearing what could only be described as a hunting jacket. As I recall it had leather elbow's and a shoulder pad sewn onto the jacket which was a green color and cut away as a normal kilt jacket would be cut.

Anyone remember seeing this - and - is it a common kind of garment for walking the hills and perhaps chasing a bird or other critter?

[raibeart_dubh]

I don't know how common it is, but I think The Scottish Tartans Museum has you covered:

http://giftshop.scottishtartans.org/...g_jackets.html

[dfmacliam]

They are refered to shooting Jackets... Matt had a picture of a blue one on, in a previous post

[McMurdo]

If it was the shooting jacket from Empire Canvas Works they are available at The Scottish Tartan Museum. I have one and love it for cooler weather.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Folks have already posted the link to our web site where you can purchase a kilt-cut shooting jacet (thanks!), so I thought I'd add my own pics. This jacket gets lots of wear in the winter!

[ForresterModern]

If it was the shooting jacket from Empire Canvas Works they are available at The Scottish Tartan Museum. I have one and love it for cooler weather.

Only a Canadian could describe calf deep snow as "cooler weather". Notice how when Matt says winter he has bare trees and fallen leaves but no snow in his background.