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28th December 09, 06:08 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by MacLowlife
My vote is for a Barbour type jacket. It is made of waxed cotton and comes in various lengths. It gives you a country-traditional look, not to overthink it, but it is still casual and, depending on which one you buy, maybe even lightweight. The "BEDALE" model has short snap-shut vents ( designed for riding horses) that make it good looking with kilts, but slightly longer ones also work just fine. If you aren't up to spending $400 for a genuine Barbour, you might check out offerings by Oxford Blue, Kakadu, et al., as offered at Sierra Trading Post. At least one forum member wears a Barbour in his avatar. LLBean offers assorted Field Coats and Barn Coats and Hunting Jackets, all of which look great with kilts. I also think a fleece pullover is a good kilt disarming device, if you want to look "normal".
I also agree with Jock Scot- if you will just wear the tweed all of the time, it will become less formal to you.
The Bedale is just a wee bit short for my tastes -- I prefer the Beaufort or the Border model (see my avatar for my Beaufort!).
Woolrich, Orvis and Filson are also good sources for field/barn coats.
T.
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