Crail Jacket and RR Sporran from Matt

**McMurdo** · 1st May 09, 05:28 PM

Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

Basically, most companies call a plain cuff jacket a "craill" jacket, but in the case of House of Edgar, who made that jacket, "Craill" in their in-house name for a charcoal grey jacket with Braemar cuffs. Don't ask me why.

You know it's funny when I bought my jacket I was told it was an Argyll, I did question the salesman about it as the cuffs were a Braemer style. In the end the name matters not, the jacket itself will prove a great addition to your highland wardrobe.

**SFCRick** · 1st May 09, 06:10 PM

looking grand

**Sheep In Wolf's Clothing** · 1st May 09, 06:48 PM

Very sharpe Ken!!!
Wear in good health cousin!!
Sara

:ootd:

**7 miles** · 1st May 09, 07:22 PM

Looks good.

**Standard** · 1st May 09, 07:41 PM

No matter whose name you go by that is one fine looking jacket and waistcoat combination.

**English Bloke** · 1st May 09, 07:53 PM

Nice... Very nice indeed! NOW perhaps you'll stop badgering the poor man in the Brown van. I'll bet he was happier than you when the package finally showed up...

**fluter** · 1st May 09, 09:20 PM

I have the same set: isn't it nice? (thanks again, Matt & STM)

Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

... in the case of House of Edgar, who made that jacket, "Craill" in their in-house name for a charcoal grey jacket with Braemar cuffs. Don't ask me why.

And just to keep it interesting: the tag inside the right-hand, inside breast pocket says "ARG JACKET".

I'll bet they use the same tag for the black Argyll and the charcoal Braemar/Craill...

Whatever we call it, I agree with Glen that it's a very versatile garment. I'll bet we could add a wing collar and silver tie, and call it morning dress.

In a pinch, it might do for black tie, but I'd rather have something black like the black Argyll & 3-button vest. Or the PC, since I already have this for almost all other occasions.

**Highlander31** · 1st May 09, 11:20 PM

Looks nice. Definitely a versatile jacket and waistcoat.

**Rollo** · 2nd May 09, 12:17 AM

Very great !

**KFCarter** · 2nd May 09, 04:33 AM

Originally Posted by puffer

WEAR IT with PRIDE my FRIEND.

Puffer

Thanks, Puffer, I did just that... decided to keep the kit on and wore it to a fund-raiser last night then off to the pub with the Mrs. Have to say, felt like a million bucks.

Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

Basically, most companies call a plain cuff jacket a "craill" jacket, but in the case of House of Edgar, who made that jacket, "Craill" in their in-house name for a charcoal grey jacket with Braemar cuffs. Don't ask me why.

No worries, Matt. It's a great item and I'd recommend it to anyone.

Originally Posted by Sheep In Wolf's Clothing

Very sharpe Ken!!!
Wear in good health cousin!!
Sara

Thanks cuz!

Originally Posted by English Bloke

Nice... Very nice indeed! NOW perhaps you'll stop badgering the poor man in the Brown van. I'll bet he was happier than you when the package finally showed up...

Oh, I'm not done with the poor guy yet.

Originally Posted by fluter

I have the same set: isn't it nice? (thanks again, Matt & STM)
I'll bet we could add a wing collar and silver tie, and call it morning dress.

In a pinch, it might do for black tie, but I'd rather have something black like the black Argyll & 3-button vest. Or the PC, since I already have this for almost all other occasions.

You're right, you could pull off black tie in it if you had to. It's not my only jacket, but if I had to choose just one to keep, it would be this one.