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    Very Nice, maybe a scooch too small. How doe's it feel when you wear it? I wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't mentioned it. Could you button it? You did an excellent job on the pockets. O'Neille

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    Quote Originally Posted by O'Neille
    Very Nice, maybe a scooch too small. How doe's it feel when you wear it? I wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't mentioned it. Could you button it? You did an excellent job on the pockets. O'Neille
    It feels ok when wearing it as I never fasten a kilt jacket anyway. If I lost a couple of pounds It would fasten

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    Yes, the jacket as altered complements the kilt nicely.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Dalglish
    It feels ok when wearing it as I never fasten a kilt jacket anyway. If I lost a couple of pounds It would fasten
    Kilts and jackets are always a good reason to get in better shape aren't they. It's quite an investment that is not easily replaced or altered. I never fasten my buttons either but when they stop approximating I start running a little more. O'Neille

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    That turned out really well. You got the sporran cutaway just right.

    Can you give us a labor breakdown so we might judge effort or cost to have this done? I've got a jacket I am planning to do the same thing with but I think I'll trust it to a tailor

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    Quote Originally Posted by cavscout
    That turned out really well. You got the sporran cutaway just right.

    Can you give us a labor breakdown so we might judge effort or cost to have this done? I've got a jacket I am planning to do the same thing with but I think I'll trust it to a tailor
    It took approximately 4hrs to do from photo to photo. there are buttons to sew onto the pockets & epaulettes yet, we will get them tomorrow, say add on another 1/2hr.
    Last edited by David Dalglish; 23rd July 06 at 02:09 PM.

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    Looks great! Very impressive. I would need a tailor to do the conversion and your success is just the encouragement once I find the proper jacket.

    Thanks for the pictures.

    Cheers! Bill

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    That turned out beautifully! I may have to try that myself... Very nice job. I like the pocket flaps the best.

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    wow, looks good. great idea

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    Very nice David! I am considering a jacket for semi-formal occasions that the Argyll just seems to formal for. This is a great idea also for business situations
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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