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    Another possibly modern jacket idea

    Has anyone seen a standing collar nehru type kilt cut jacket?
    I think that it would have a nice clean look plus I've always liked those
    style of jackets.

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    makes me think of "Laugh In" but that is probably just me
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    I'm also a fan of that collar (Nehru, mandarin, stand up, etc) and, for traditional Highland wear, it is found on the Sherrifmuir and Kenmore doublets:


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    FWIW: on civilian attire a standing coat collar is more often referred to as a "Cadet Collar".

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    I like the top one but its way too formal for any of my activities I think.

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    How about this one from Slanj?
    Still quite formal I guess...
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    Quote Originally Posted by CMcG View Post
    How about this one from Slanj?
    Still quite formal I guess...
    That's just a Sheriffmuir doublet I believe
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattatacat View Post
    Has anyone seen a standing collar nehru type kilt cut jacket?
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul View Post
    That's just a Sheriffmuir doublet I believe
    Yes Paul, it is indeed a Sheriffmuir, which has the Cadet collar the OP is looking for, no? I posted this one because it's not quite as formal looking as the other one I posted.

    How about an Iona jacket? I've been meaning to start a thread about them specifically because I don't know any history or context... here's a few pics:


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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul View Post
    That's just a Sheriffmuir doublet I believe
    I don't care what you call it ... THAT IS HOT!!!!!!!!!!!
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    CMcG,

    I think the Chinese jacket has great potential- it is inexpensive, easy to alter, if necessary, and has a good collar. You can get them on eBay for little money and they are not too heavy. They also come in a variety of colors.
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