Sheriffmuir tie options

**NewGuise** · 16th February 10, 07:33 PM

I have seen someone - not kilted, but wearing a suit jacket somewhat similar to a Sheriffmuir - sporting a Regency-style neckcloth, tied in a bow, much like this one:

**Lyle1** · 16th February 10, 07:48 PM

Originally Posted by NewGuise

I have seen someone - not kilted, but wearing a suit jacket somewhat similar to a Sheriffmuir - sporting a Regency-style neckcloth, tied in a bow, much like this one:

I rather like that, but it would take some attitude to pull it off.

I also like the stock cloth for a more tailored look. It would be a good way to wear a nice stickpin.

**Ancienne Alliance** · 17th February 10, 03:02 AM

Originally Posted by NewGuise

I have seen someone - not kilted, but wearing a suit jacket somewhat similar to a Sheriffmuir - sporting a Regency-style neckcloth, tied in a bow, much like this one:

This is similar to what I wear...

Killted, of course !

Best,

Robert

**mull** · 17th February 10, 06:44 AM

Not intending to drift off topic, but...
Robert, you have the most magnificant wardrobe! Beautiful clothes and always worn so well.
Thank you for posting the pics.
Joe

**Phil** · 17th February 10, 07:51 AM

Originally Posted by mull

Not intending to drift off topic, but...
Robert, you have the most magnificant wardrobe! Beautiful clothes and always worn so well.
Thank you for posting the pics.
Joe

I had thought to say what else would you expect when he is married to an accomplished seamstress - but then the Scots saying about the "cobbler's bairns" came to mind....