Argyll-, Braemar- and Crail jackets

**starbkjrus** · 21st November 07, 10:16 AM

Well, Panache's comment in this thread about my jacket is right on the money. My "Argyll" jacket from Hector-Russel is really a Braemar. Not that I mind er..mind you.

I still like the jacket and it's not for work wear. I bought it for events we attend so a little more formal is good and it's not up to the point of a PC which I wouldn't need more than once a year if that.

Man, I still look hideous in that picture in the other thread but what the hey. It was a long day for everyone involved.

**The Wizard of BC** · 21st November 07, 10:35 AM

This drawing is from Burnetts & Struth's catalog. Probably the best explanation there is.

This is our Jacket.

There is already an
Argyll, Braemar, and Crail, how about I call this one the Donegal.

**James MacMillan** · 21st November 07, 03:27 PM

A and B and C then D!
Makes perfectly good sense to me....

The Donegal it should be!

**Chef** · 21st November 07, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by The Wizard of BC

There is already an
Argyll, Braemar, and Crail, how about I call this one the Donegal.

Wouldn't the Dundee or Dumfries follow better in the above pattern?

**The Wizard of BC** · 21st November 07, 04:36 PM

Yea, it probably would, but the fabric is Donegal Tweed.
And I figure as bad as most people are with Geography they won't know that it's not even on the same island.