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    Great look, well done. Fantastic style of regulation doublet and waistcoat, can you tell us something about them?
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    Very sharp!!!

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    I think you'll pass with flying colours. Very smart indeed!
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    Oh, yessss. No question.
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    Excellent and classy look! Congrats!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Downunder Kilt View Post
    Great look, well done. Fantastic style of regulation doublet and waistcoat, can you tell us something about them?
    Both are sooper Ebay finds, the jacket is a Kenmore style but with argyll cuffs it in dark green heavy wool with gold buttons and was made by WF Docherty in Glasgow, the waistcoat fits really well with my Harris tweed IoS kilt and is from a firm up in Aberdeen who's name escapes me at the moment
    Last edited by rsvpiper; 28th May 13 at 03:04 PM.

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    Thanks for the info rsvpiper, you have made it your own. Excellent
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    Very sharp!!! You'll look great! Take pics.

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    Looks good from here! One question though, are you wearing two pocket watches?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rsvpiper View Post
    Hello All,

    On the 8th of next month I'll be in Edinburgh for a formal piping dinner, So the question is will i pass muster?

    Attachment 11848

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    Pictures are from my mobile so not the best

    Thanks for looking

    btw i do have a normal style formal type sporran but it has seen better days
    Fantastic look, rsv! For me your waistcoat totally seals the deal. It ties every single element together. Well done!

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