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5th June 08, 04:05 AM
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Duke of Kircaldy as in the Beatles Song "Cry, Baby, Cry". Fantasy title, fantasy place. It sounds Scottish. Besides, if I ever get enough money to buy loads of land in the Adirondacks, Maine, wherever to build my Eilean Donan copy, I will call it "Kircaldy".
I do have the barrister's shirts, but they all have french cuffs which doesn't work with the matching cuffs. I also have a shirt with attached jabot and cuffs. The other option is a cotton t-neck shirt.
But, it is rather warm to have worn all that.
 Originally Posted by Phil
Very sharp your Grace (you are a Duke aren't you?). I know there has been a lot of discussion about what hose to wear but I go back to the days before anyone wore white hose and I think you made the right decision. Anything else would have taken away from the overall appearance. You said you were in the legal profession once I, believe so you should know where to get collarless shirts as they are about the only ones who still wear them. It is just I notice some bare flesh around your jabot. If you have a problem I know Stuart Christie here in Edinburgh stock them and I am sure they would post to you. Finally, seeing I am in a picky mood, Kirkcaldy has a K in it, a common mistake even here in Scotland is to spell it without.
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