What about the vests? Kilt jackets are signifigantly shorter, so you cant just use any jacket, but are the vests on this site short enough for a waistcoat? I got a good deal on an ex hire argyle (at least a good deal compared to new) but I want a waist coat to go with it.
you don't think you could do this in a light morning colored outfit...with an ascot and vest? I think it'd could be sharp if done right.
if done right that coudl be very sharp - was thinking about doing something similar for the ultra dressy occasions - just a matter of finding the right fabric to go with an existing tux jacket as i aint making one of those again!!!
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if done right that coudl be very sharp - was thinking about doing something similar for the ultra dressy occasions - just a matter of finding the right fabric to go with an existing tux jacket as i aint making one of those again!!!
you don't think you could do this in a light morning colored outfit...with an ascot and vest? I think it'd could be sharp if done right.
Interesting idea, Cloves...Hmmm.
Personally I'd opt for a really dark tartan kilt. Check out the Dark Isle tartan, for example. That's nearly black. Or for a gray and black tartan, Highland Granite is just stunning. Still, you'll pay $250 or more for even a 5-yard in either of those tartans.
If you're on a tight budget, I bet a 2006 Nightstalker from Stillwater, teamed up with my Polyester single button Eton jacket and black tie woul make a prretty sharp-looking outfit.
Of you could get a Freedom Kilts new "Traditional" in black twill. Those are flippin' nice from everything I've seen, and worth the $$.
Originally Posted by Tiran
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