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23rd August 06, 09:21 AM
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The poly/cotton canvas that I made my black kilt out of would make a great substitute material for a crail jacket. I washed the kilt yesterday and it dried in about 10 minutes on low setting and not a wrinkle. It has enough body to be a nice light jacket material too. At $4.44 a yard it is a bargain. For a reference it is a bit heavier than the poly/visc that my Ireland's National USAK is made of. O'Neille
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23rd August 06, 07:41 PM
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I'm thinkingthat the quickest way to make this work is to purchase a lightweight cotton/poly sportcoat and adapt it. That will require some careful work on the sewing machine because it willlkely be a medium-tone or light-color solid-color jacket, and that won't hide stitching like tweed does. But a good tailor can probably see you right.
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