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29th July 09, 09:10 PM
#1
An Argyll would be appropriate at the wedding. Usually the PC is on the groom. A Piper looks grand in a Braemer of such colour as goes with the colours in the kilt.
Slainte
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2nd August 09, 11:36 PM
#2
These are all good answers!
Just as a matter of course, the jacket of a Scot's attire traditionally fits more snugly than an American sport coat...that being said, I would choose the one that is most comfortable to you.
And, remember that when holding the pipes you will need the jacket to accommodate the movements thereof ith:
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17th December 09, 07:51 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by shawhighlander
And, remember that when holding the pipes you will need the jacket to accommodate the movements thereof  ith:
How I have learned the truth of this statement!
As a piper, I wear whatever level of formality is expected. I've worn my PC jacket for piping at semi-formal Rabbie Burns Suppers, but never during the daytime. I don't have a piper's doublet, but I have a Patrol Tunic (See Burnetts & Struth) for a pseudo-military look day or evening.
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