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Barb T Piper's plaid with something... 26th July 18, 12:50 PM
Tobus I wouldn't know about the... 26th July 18, 02:06 PM
davidlpope I've seen it done before with... 26th July 18, 02:17 PM
Tobus Hmm. I disagree. Granted,... 26th July 18, 02:33 PM
davidlpope De gustibus non est... 26th July 18, 02:43 PM
Barb T Tobus - the pictures you show... 26th July 18, 05:54 PM
Arnot Maybe add some sort of tie to... 27th July 18, 12:23 AM
Barb T For those of you have not... 27th July 18, 06:26 AM
Tarheel Thank you Barb for the visual... 27th July 18, 07:30 AM
Barb T So I'm curious about exactly... 27th July 18, 07:35 AM
OC Richard To me the wearing of a modern... 27th July 18, 06:31 PM
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    Quote Originally Posted by davidlpope View Post
    I've seen it done before with a black Argyle, but it looked terrible. The biggest issue isn't the epaulet, it's that the piper's plaid wrapping around the chest is not well-suited to the less-fitted, "gappy" front of an Argyle. The front of the jacket doesn't look right because it pulls in all the wrong places and the white shirt and necktie are unsightly, as well.

    I'll see if I can find a photo.
    Hmm. I disagree. Granted, these aren't piper's plaids with tightly stitched pleats, but they are worn to the same overall effect. And I think they pulled it off quite nicely. It doesn't look terrible, at least. And it's certainly a traditional Highland way of wearing a plaid, though it would look costumey today.

    Last edited by Tobus; 26th July 18 at 02:35 PM.

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