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2nd August 07, 05:04 AM
#1
Morph,
If you plan on wearing the Prince Charlie jacket, which I assume came with a vest, then there is no need to wear a kilt belt.
However, for occasions when you are not wearing a vest, a nice kilt belt would help complete the outfit.
About the fit of the shirt, it's hard to tell without pictures, but if it feels baggy to you it's probably too large. Dress shirts should not look baggy.
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2nd August 07, 05:18 AM
#2
Im guessing vest and waistcoat are the same thing?
So, yes, I have a waistcoat/vest.
Think I will go and get a new shirt for the occasion(s).
Thanks.
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2nd August 07, 05:28 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by Morph
Im guessing vest and waistcoat are the same thing?
So, yes, I have a waistcoat/vest.
Think I will go and get a new shirt for the occasion(s).
Thanks.
I,m guessing you're British, yes vest and waistcoat are the same thing.
Welcome to xmarks from a fellow Brit.
One other point, if you dance at the weddings, slide your sporran round to your hip for the duration of the dance, so it doesn't get in the way and you don't snag the ladies dress.
Peter
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