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    Thought I would put these ones out there. Tartan waistcoat and a PC.

    The first was for a formal event. The second, for a Burns dinner. (I kind of like the second one where it looks like my sporran is taking a whiff of the haggis...) The kilt and vest are of matching tartan but the set sizes and wool weights differ.

    I only wear wear this four-button vest when paired with a black tie and tend to favour it over the three-button vest that came with this PC. I had the PC made in blue with black facings to differentiate it from the masses a little but. I have also worn the vest under a black dinner jacket instead of a cummerbund. Anyway, I find it to be fairly versatile for formal wear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dileasgubas View Post

    Thought I would put these ones out there. Tartan waistcoat and a PC.

    The first was for a formal event. The second, for a Burns dinner. (I kind of like the second one where it looks like my sporran is taking a whiff of the haggis...) The kilt and vest are of matching tartan but the set sizes and wool weights differ.

    I only wear wear this four-button vest when paired with a black tie and tend to favour it over the three-button vest that came with this PC. I had the PC made in blue with black facings to differentiate it from the masses a little but. I have also worn the vest under a black dinner jacket instead of a cummerbund. Anyway, I find it to be fairly versatile for formal wear.
    Is that Macdonald of glengarry tartan?

    I love the raccoon sporran.
    Descendant of the Gillises and MacDonalds of North Morar.

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