Looking for a Jacket like this...

[michaelbeeman]

Is there anyone making this style of jacket currently? Failing that, is there anyone who could recommend a tailor perhaps?


Thanks for your help in advance!
Michael

[JerseyLawyer]

I knew I had seen something like this somewhere.

If money is absolutely no object: http://www.highlandclans.co.uk/Speci..._Doublets.html

[northernsky]

Wow! Now that's a beautiful article. Wonder where I would wear it though...500 pounds...that's a lot of money...

[JerseyLawyer]

Wow! Now that's a beautiful article. Wonder where I would wear it though...500 pounds...that's a lot of money...

Yes, it is a bit dear, isn't it? If I had unlimited money? I'd find a place to wear it. But finances being as they are, I'm afraid something like that is several other kilts, accessories, and jackets down on the list!

[michaelbeeman]

Holy..... Yeah, I like that a lot, but dang, that's a couple of "Newsome" kilts, Argyle Jacket and a bunch of other stuff. But, oh, is it Cool!

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Ah yes... buy it? Does it look a bit like a costume? Think I'd give it a pass unless you are into the whole 18th century look, and if that's the case I'd opt for something more authentic looking. And a powdered wig...

[JerseyLawyer]

Does it look any "funnier" than any other Scottish evening wear to someone who doesn't know any better? I think it's quite handsome, and would make a very dressy evening wear outfit, especially with a breacan fheilidh.

Of course, once you buy that, then you need the proper accessories - shoes (http://kiltstore.net/sr_strut_1239?theme=highlandwear or http://kiltstore.net/sr_macfr_glenfi...e=highlandwear), castellated hose, garter ties, and the like. All that will add up to almost as much as the jacket and waistcoat.

Of course, it's all a matter of taste, so I'll shush now.

[michaelbeeman]

It appears this may belong to our own Ancienne Alliance. I've sent him a PM, but with the time difference, would not expect to hear back until tomorrow. Thanks for the responses Gentlemen.
Michael

[beloitpiper]

Sheriffmuir doublet:

http://www.scotweb.co.uk/sr_gaeli_sherrifmuir_doublet

[michaelbeeman]

Yeah, I've seen the Sheriffmuir, and do like it, but I'm not fond of the tails. I'm looking for something like a Montrose, only open and not as hot. This one in the picture really seems to fit what I was looking for, only I'd like it in a black wool. But thanks for posting that!
Michael