Of waistcoats and ties

[Detroitpete]

A recent thread had me thinking a bit more about waistcoats and ties, and I'm forwarding this link for those interested. Moderators, please place this in a more proper forum heading if this is not the correct place.

Tartan waistcoats: http://www.bensilver.com/Waistcoats.html

Regimental ties: http://www.bensilver.com/Authentic-Regimental.html

[Tobus]

Wow, they have a great selection of ties! Being entitled to wear none of them, though, I would just have to stick to their striped tie selection. I see a couple of them that I really like.

[sydnie7]

I was admiring their thistle blazer buttons too -- but at that price, I'll have to stick to Three Feathers' offerings. . .

[Nick the DSM]

I really love the harris tweed waistcoat.

Alas, as usual, way too big for me.

[MacMillans son]

Thanks Pete, those are good lookin'.

I need to go to a fabric store and feel some moleskin, I'm having trouble putting my mind to if and where I might have seen it used before.

Another super place for ties of all kinds, at really good prices, is The Tie Bar here:

http://www.thetiebar.com/

They have a ridiculously large selection of all things tie related, and super prices as well.

Regards,

Brooke

[xman]

Being entitled to wear none of them, though, I would just have to stick to their striped tie selection.

There's always the official X-Marks the Scot club tie for you. http://www.bows-n-ties.com/silk-tie-...w-p-16523.html

[Thomas H]

Is that tie really the X marks the Scot tie ?

[xman]

Is that tie really the X marks the Scot tie ?

Yes indeed it is. After much discussion it was adopted earlier this year.

[Tobus]

Was it an existing pattern that was adopted by XMTS, or was it created specifically for XMTS?

[SlackerDrummer]

Was it an existing pattern that was adopted by XMTS, or was it created specifically for XMTS?

The former.