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9th January 12, 09:46 AM
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Re: Prince Charles Duke of Rothesay in kilt photos
Originally Posted by creagdhubh
Very smart. Made by Highland Clans out of Argyll I presume...aka, the Balmoral doublet? I have seen the photo (bottom) of HRH Prince Charles wearing this style of doublet many times before, does it not appear that HRH wears the belt in the same manner as you (again, look at the bottom photo of the two)? Underneath the Inverness flaps? I suppose either way would work, especially if one desired to wear a dirk and frog.
Cheers,
No, Stewart Christie here in Edinburgh actually. They call it a Montrose doublet and their catalogue shows it worn with the belt outside -
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The tailor advised against it as it would ruin the velvet
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9th January 12, 09:57 AM
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Re: Prince Charles Duke of Rothesay in kilt photos
Originally Posted by Phil
No, Stewart Christie here in Edinburgh actually. They call it a Montrose doublet and their catalogue shows it worn with the belt outside -
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The tailor advised against it as it would ruin the velvet
It is a nice style of doublet Phil, and one which I wasn't really aware of before. I think velvet doublets are hard to carry off without looking too theatrical but this style in bottle green or thistle green works very well.
My father's 'Montrose' buttons to the neck with a gap on what otherwise looks like a Nehru collar for the Jabot.
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