Looking for a Jacket like this...

[michaelbeeman]

Merci, mon ami!

[michaelbeeman]

I am in awe of how incredibly helpful everyone is at this forum, you folks certainly raise the bar. Thank you all for the wonderful suggestions and links. Before the year is out, I WILL have a proper jacket! Thanks tons!
Michael

[JSFMACLJR]

Dear Michael,

The doublet in which you are interested is awfully similar to one once made by Tartanweb:

Kind regards,
Sandford MacLean

[michaelbeeman]

Sanford, that is indeed the type of jacket I am after. However, after searching tartanweb.com I couldn't find that particular jacket from the image. Have I got the spelling of the web address wrong, perhaps?

[JSFMACLJR]

Sanford, that is indeed the type of jacket I am after. However, after searching tartanweb.com I couldn't find that particular jacket from the image. Have I got the spelling of the web address wrong, perhaps?

They made that jacket several years ago. I haven't seen it on their website for some time, but I would certainly enquire.

Sandford MacLean

[michaelbeeman]

Ah, I see. Thanks!

[michaelbeeman]

Hamish, my apologies! I was referring to the number of kilts you have. (I know, I know, it's not a race!)

[michaelbeeman]

Brian, thanks for the link, her stuff looks very well made. Lots and lots to consider now, thanks all.

[Malcolm MacWilliam]

Aye, as Brian stated, Missy Clark does an excellent job. Many of the Jacobite reenactors use her and she knows her historical garments. slainte' Malcolm

[Dukeof Kircaldy]

Yeah, but I like Ancienne Alliance's offer of a trip to France! Nicer than my pad near Camster (and probably in better condition). I'd bring some very good single malt old as the hills and smooth as velvet if I take them up on it!