Custom diced hose

**mookien** · 26th April 14, 02:56 PM

Those hose look great, and so does your entire outfit. What kind of jacket is that? I recognize the epaulettes and the cuffs, but that's about it. Is it a military style? Thanks for posting.

**BCAC** · 28th April 14, 05:25 AM

Originally Posted by mookien

Those hose look great, and so does your entire outfit. What kind of jacket is that? I recognize the epaulettes and the cuffs, but that's about it. Is it a military style? Thanks for posting.

That is (if I'm not mistaken) a Military (Mess Dress) jacket. I always like Mess Dress.

**creagdhubh** · 28th April 14, 06:11 AM

Very smart!

**tulloch** · 28th April 14, 06:29 AM

Can't get a better testimonial than that! Very sharp.

**Dileasgubas** · 28th April 14, 09:35 AM

Yes, a military mess jacket and matching tartan vest from Burnett's and Struth, Strathmore 8 yd heavy kilt, badger sporran, dirk, diced hose from USA kilts and ghillie brogues. That's about as formal as I am willing to go at this point. And thanks for the compliments.

**McMurdo** · 28th April 14, 10:28 AM

I will join the others and say the entire outfit is wonderful. I have a pair of custom diced hose that I ordered from The Scottish Tartan Museum, I believe they are from the same supplier, however I may be wrong. Are they an extravagance? Certainly, however they really do bring your outfit to the next level.

**artificer** · 28th April 14, 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by McMurdo

I will join the others and say the entire outfit is wonderful. I have a pair of custom diced hose that I ordered from The Scottish Tartan Museum, I believe they are from the same supplier, however I may be wrong. Are they an extravagance? Certainly, however they really do bring your outfit to the next level.

I agree wholeheartedly. Custom diced hose ARE extravagant, and they are totally worth it.

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