ebay jacket heads up for the macleods

**madmacs** · 14th January 12, 04:57 PM

I wouldnt normally post a link to a live auction (unless it's a buy it now), but the number of interested buyers on here is likely to be fairly small I imagine, and it has no bids currently...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kilt-Jacke...item2a180f8b1b

Mess dress jacket with loud macleod cuffs and lapels... About 18hrs to go... Size 44l and made by Alex Scott in Aberdeen

**BEAS** · 14th January 12, 05:00 PM

Good luck selling that! hahaha

**Steve of Lansing** · 14th January 12, 05:26 PM

Originally Posted by BEAS

Good luck selling that! hahaha

What are you talking about? That thing rocks! hehehehe

Makes me wish I was a MacLeod!

**madmacs** · 14th January 12, 06:53 PM

Well i was going to say you wouldnt catch me anywhere near loud macleod, but that's probably more to do with the ex wife having a suit made of it rather than the tartan itself... Macleods do seem rather proud of it though...

I did notice an edwardian doublet on there too, suspect it might have silver buttons on too...

**Steve of Lansing** · 14th January 12, 07:02 PM

Originally Posted by madmacs

"...but that's probably more to do with the ex wife having a suit made of it rather than the tartan itself..."

Wow.... just wow.

Hideous as that sounds, I'd love a pic of that.

Diggeth, -Steve

**madmacs** · 14th January 12, 07:11 PM

Originally Posted by Steve of Lansing

Wow.... just wow.

Hideous as that sounds, I'd love a pic of that.

Diggeth, -Steve

No you wouldnt... Trust me...

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 14th January 12, 07:44 PM

I bet this is an example of a jacket that looks much better worn, than on the hanger. I could see this on a gentleman in a kilt in the same tartan, and perhaps yellow and black diced hose, with red garters, looking rather smashing for evening wear. And a red three-button waistcoat! Don't knock it, guys. It's my size, and if I were a MacLeod I'd be very much tempted.

**Nighthawk** · 14th January 12, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by Steve of Lansing

What are you talking about? That thing rocks! hehehehe

Makes me wish I was a MacLeod!

I am. Makes me wish I were a size 44.

**Steve of Lansing** · 14th January 12, 07:57 PM

Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

Don't knock it, guys. It's my size, and if I were a MacLeod I'd be very much tempted.

I'm with you there!

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

I am. Makes me wish I were a size 44.

I know this is going off topic, but how does one measure for a jacket?

Also, NH, I haven't seen any DIY stuff from you lately. What gives?

**AKScott** · 14th January 12, 08:46 PM

Were I a MacLeod I would be rocking that thing ASAP. However, I am not a MacLeod.

US jacket sizes are chest circumfrence in inches, then either short/ medium-regular / or long/tall.

I have ready here many times that UK sizing is the same only the fit is much closer so an American who wears say a 42R ought to be looking at Brit sizes 43-44R.

nice find OP