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23rd July 09, 09:27 PM
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Just to bring it over into this thread, I found a fairly good quality tuxedo jacket in a Good Will store for almost nothing. I had it drycleaned and it is in new condition.
I don't have the pants for it, and it also has notched lapels, so it would probably be best to convert it to a formal kilt jacket with an Argyle cut. I think the notched lapells would be best with that style.
The materiel is 100% worstedn berlington woll and the lapels are a nice quality satin, kind of a silk feeling satin.
Sidnie7 had just done a tux to BB jacket conversion, so I was using that as reference; though the tux she converted is different in a few ways from mine.
I have also been experimenting on sport jacket conversions with a pleated, non-open-vent treatment for the back of the kilt jackets that also takes in the waist a bit.
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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