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5th November 20, 04:29 AM
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Vintage Regulation Doublet
I've had a PC for a while but it's always been on the small side and I wanted to replace it. However, I was hoping to find a regulation doublet for a bit different look than the PC. I hadn't had luck over the past couple years of keeping an eye out but recently I saw a vintage one appear on eBay with almost perfect measurements. No maker label but based on what the pictures showed, it looked to be well made and I figured I'd take a chance. It arrived this week and I'm very impressed; well made and some nice details.
Although the listing just said wool, so I was expecting barathea, it is actually doeskin which would have been my choice of buying a new one. I also found a monogrammed handkerchief in one of the pockets as an added bonus.
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Now just to wait for events to start happening again so I can wear it!
Shane
Last edited by gsmacleod; 5th November 20 at 05:12 AM.
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5th November 20, 11:19 AM
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New doublet
 Originally Posted by gsmacleod
I've had a PC for a while but it's always been on the small side and I wanted to replace it. However, I was hoping to find a regulation doublet for a bit different look than the PC. I hadn't had luck over the past couple years of keeping an eye out but recently I saw a vintage one appear on eBay with almost perfect measurements. No maker label but based on what the pictures showed, it looked to be well made and I figured I'd take a chance. It arrived this week and I'm very impressed; well made and some nice details.
Although the listing just said wool, so I was expecting barathea, it is actually doeskin which would have been my choice of buying a new one. I also found a monogrammed handkerchief in one of the pockets as an added bonus.
Now just to wait for events to start happening again so I can wear it!
Shane
That is a stunning addition to your wardrobe Shane. It looks great on you. Congrats!
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5th November 20, 11:52 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by Shinenotburn
That is a stunning addition to your wardrobe Shane. It looks great on you. Congrats!
Thanks! I'm very pleased with it 
Shane
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5th November 20, 12:47 PM
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The Regulation Dublet is my preferred style for evening wear.
Have you checked the inside of the inner jacket pockets? Makers sometimes put their label there.
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5th November 20, 01:03 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by figheadair
The Regulation Dublet is my preferred style for evening wear.
Have you checked the inside of the inner jacket pockets? Makers sometimes put their label there.
I did and there's nothing; would be nice to know more but that seems unlikely at this point.
Shane
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5th November 20, 06:46 PM
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I really like the details of this jacket, really well done I really like it and I'm sure you will get years of wear from it. It looks wonderful on you.
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6th November 20, 11:03 PM
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I'd only ever seen them in red - I like this better than a PC. Well done, sir!
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7th November 20, 01:20 AM
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 Originally Posted by KennethSime
I'd only ever seen them in red - I like this better than a PC. Well done, sir!
A red Regulation Doublet 
I have a similar on to the OP. This one was made by Meyer & Mortimer in 1942.
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7th November 20, 07:34 AM
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 Originally Posted by figheadair
A red Regulation Doublet
I have a similar on to the OP. This one was made by Meyer & Mortimer in 1942.
USA Kilts advertises them in Red, apparently it's become quite popular. I notice now thought that they do sell in black as well.
That vintage piece is very nice. You can't beat quality.
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8th November 20, 03:22 PM
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Well done, and it looks smashing on you. I particularly like the flourish between the two tashes on the back. A couple of years ago I bid on an argyll that turned out to be doeskin - a welcome bonus.
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