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9th February 10, 06:42 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR
I beg to differ, Jamie. I would have to say that tartan doublets are indeed "classic." They have stood the test of time. They are worn by the cognizanti. They are not faddish. They are (generally) bespoke.
Why should we take into consideration what the "mainstream" considers to be proper Highland attire? That surely is dumbing things down to the least common denominator, and what is left is a milquetoast wishing to offend no one and fit into the crowd. That I would not call classic.
As aye,
Sandy
Man do I ever agree! I plan to have a tartan doublet made at some point. Only to be worn as the fullest of full dress for evening wear, naturally.
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