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    All dressed up

    Just got home from my Dads birthday party. I wore my modified jacket for the first time and it went over very well.



    Had a good time all around. The tartan is Hamilton Red, a semitraditional from Rocky at USA Kilts.

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    Looking good, Bubba!
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    Very nicely co-ordinated ensemble there Bubba, and the jacket looks very neat indeed. However, is it a little tight on you? You look as though you'd be more comfortable with it left undone. Just a thought!

    I am a little confused by the tartan, which is beautiful by the way. The Scottish Tartans Authority shows Hamilton Red as being mainly red and gold, not red and blue. Your Hamilton is indicated simply as "Hamilton (VS)" the VS standing for Vestiarium Scoticum.
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    Anytime I have seen a single button kilt jacket (or jacket modified for the kilt) it always looks tight when it's buttoned. My new jacket looks the same way when it's buttoned, even though it is not tight at all. Probably because the cloth of the jacket forms a point at the button, it always looks like it's pulling. I'm with Hamish, wear it unbuttoned and it will look better.
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    Add a few extra buttons, including 2 with chains for closure (much looser), satin or silk facings on the lapels and you'd have an excellent formal jacket.

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