OK then - who would WEAR this??

**Jock Scot** · 10th November 10, 11:26 PM

There is only one person in the whole universe that could wear that! It's what's his name? You know! That rather odd fellow with that rubber chicken sporran thing.

**macshorty** · 10th November 10, 11:52 PM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

Make mine a double sir! That thing just looks awful!

**Ancienne Alliance** · 11th November 10, 12:35 AM

**Highlander31** · 11th November 10, 02:41 AM

Part of the description states "...Everything about this jacket says authentic..." (Italics mine.)

My question is,...Authentic what?

**McClef** · 11th November 10, 03:23 AM

I have never seen many of them being worn in Dundee!

**ForresterModern** · 11th November 10, 05:10 AM

I wonder if Royal Troon Golf Club would let me wear that in the member's clubhouse dining room? That might be worth $500 to me.

**Kaw-Liga** · 11th November 10, 06:13 AM

Originally Posted by ForresterModern

I wonder if Royal Troon Golf Club would let me wear that in the member's clubhouse dining room? That might be worth $500 to me.

You should have trews in a similar mismatching style for playing the course.

Kaw-Liga

**BLHS209** · 11th November 10, 06:14 AM

Originally Posted by Highlander31

Part of the description states "...Everything about this jacket says authentic..." (Italics mine.)

My question is,...Authentic what?

You beat me to it!!!

This jacket can only be worn when wearing the Buchanan tartan neck tie (that covers ctbuchanan's complaint!)

Chris Shepherd

**Border-Piper** · 11th November 10, 06:18 AM

Well, I guess this item would go quite nicely at carnival time here in Germany but that's about it. No way - at least by my reckoning - that anybody here would be brave enough to wear it during the rest of the year.

**Tobus** · 11th November 10, 06:57 AM

Originally Posted by Border-Piper

Well, I guess this item would go quite nicely at carnival time here in Germany but that's about it. No way - at least by my reckoning - that anybody here would be brave enough to wear it during the rest of the year.

I'd bet that they could sell these by the truckload if they marketed them just right. They should advertise them as being 'authentic Scottish wear' and sell them with Jacobite shirts, white hose, multi-tartan flatcap, and a tartan sash. We would then start seeing two or three of these at every Highland Games, worn by fellows who are convinced that they spent good money on outfits that put everyone else to shame.

It can't miss!