When a Argyle Jacket is just too dressy.

[Highland Logan]

It does look like a fine jacket. However there are a few places that have been offering this type of "modren" (no fancy cuffs or epaulets) jacket for some time.

Frank

[Spartan]

Very nice look.

[Bugbear]

Looks like you've built the jacket I've been looking for.

Regards,
Rex.

Go for it, Rex! You know you want one!
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And on the other topic, I always leave the bottom button of my waistcoat undone... Just in case.

[Livingston]

Thanks a lot, Steve. My list of needed kilt items has just gotten longer with no possibility of getting anything on the list in sight.

[sydnie7]

That's a beautiful jacket and vest and I love the color. Oddly enough I am just starting a brown jacket conversion (with hopes of Bob wearing it in Palm Springs April 4) and, for expediency, was considering more "modern" flap and cuff treatment. . . thanks for legitimizing my extemporizing!

Would you see this jacket worn, without the vest, with an open-collar shirt? Or is that just too casual?

[Nick]

Would you see this jacket worn, without the vest, with an open-collar shirt? Or is that just too casual?

In my opinion, any time the top button is unbuttoned the outfit is casual. However, it sounds like a great 'smart casual' look.

[raibeart_dubh]

Excellent jacket! I will have to save up for one of those.

[pdcorlis]

Beautiful jacket and vest Steve. I think its wonderful when all things kilted can take an evolutionary step forward.

Respect the past, imagine the future, and live in the present.

[Friday]

Steve a very nice jacket. What I would call casual dress up as compared to formal. Like a very nice business suit as compared to a Tux for formal wear.

And my budget wish list just got longer.

[MrLion]

I especially like the vest. I'm thinking I can afford a vest far sooner than the jacket or combo, and dress up the kilt significantly! I can't think of the last time I needed to wear a "suit" to anything either.
Thanks for the new choice!