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5th April 09, 01:23 PM
#15
 Originally Posted by Rob Wright
Jock, I think it comes from American business wear, different jackets, even though very similar, two button vs three button, for example, are more formal than others based on totally arbitrary distinctions. For many the business wear is the standard that our "fashion" idea's most often come from. So, we see the small differences between, the Argyll, Braemer, & Crail and based on the prevalent attitudes here, we make assumptions. While across the pond all three are for the same purpose the differences are simply tailoring options for the wearer.
Rob
Thanks for the explanation Rob.Gosh, you all do live very complicated fashion lives over there! However we are talking about kilt attire; thus there is no difference in formality between the argyll, balmoral and the crail jackets, so thank you for confirming that fact.For a second there, I thought I had missed something in the last 60 odd years!
Last edited by Jock Scot; 5th April 09 at 01:46 PM.
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