
Originally Posted by
Highland Logan
Our military "patrol uniform" jackets attach at the neck, and the shirt worn under was collarless. It an earlier time all shirts had no collar till you decided to attach it as MoR has pointed out "It is possible that the boys weren't wearing "collar and tie" and so the jacket was closed to disguise this fact.".
Frank
I understand what MoR was saying, which that it was an ordinary Argyll jacket buttoned at the collar. I was pointing out that the Argyll jackets I see today have a collar, which seems to be absent from this picture, as well as a lower button/buttonhole, also apparently absent.
My opinion, FWIW, is that this jacket is deliberately styled to be buttoned as shown. But you know what they say about opinions.. .
Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].
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