okay who knows.....

**switchblade5984** · 7th November 06, 12:17 PM

lol do the BB jackets use one size?

or would it be acceptable?

mix and match probably not a good idea?

what if only the 2 front buttons for chain closure were different!

**Alan H** · 7th November 06, 02:00 PM

My recommendation.....don't stress over having slightly mix-and match buttons. Buy buttons, affix them and proceed in comfort and style!

**RockyR** · 7th November 06, 02:07 PM

I'm not a fan of the mix and match thing myself... MAYBE if it was a "daywear" jacket, but not on a Brian Boru (for those that are reading this and don't know, a Brian Boru is like a Prince Charlie, but Irish and slightly different in cut... very formal)

I think that if I couldn't get the buttons that are already on the jacket (get matching ones), I'd buy enough to re-do the whole jacket so they all matched. I just think it's a more "polished" look.

**macwilkin** · 7th November 06, 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

I'm not a fan of the mix and match thing myself... MAYBE if it was a "daywear" jacket, but not on a Brian Boru (for those that are reading this and don't know, a Brian Boru is like a Prince Charlie, but Irish and slightly different in cut... very formal)

I think that if I couldn't get the buttons that are already on the jacket (get matching ones), I'd buy enough to re-do the whole jacket so they all matched. I just think it's a more "polished" look.

Amen, Rocky. With formal attire, one should attempt to be as "polished" as possible, rather than a hap-hazzard look.

T.