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    Even though I wore a deerstalker for many years (and had about half a dozen different ones at various stages), I would go with Macman on this one – not with the kilt.
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    Love the hat and think it would go well with the kilt (daywear). I have one somewhere that belonged to my late father, must go through the shed and try to locate it.
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    Ok Ok forgot about the Sherlock connection. I would also need the pipe! ith:

    How about a harris tweed flat cap in Blue Barleycorn. I usually wear baseball caps but they don't go with the kilt.




    Or a Harris Tweed Carloway 8 Piece Cap in same colour as above.

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    The flat cap has my vote! I wasn't much for the deerstalker but I really do think the flat cap is a perfect match for both the jacket and the kilt.

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    They only offer up to a 7 3/4 size hat. I wish they made these hats for those of us with man-sized heads.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chrisupyonder View Post
    Would this hat



    Go with this outfit



    Or not...
    Absolutely. Perfectly acceptable for day wear with the kilt, and a much better all around choice than the flat cap.

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    Some will tell you the flat cap shouldn't be worn with a kilt. To that I say bollocks. I LOVE flatcaps!!! I think all 3 tops you mentioned are good choices with the kilt.

    Ya know it's funny how some say a ascot is dated and turns ones outfit into a costume (costume in the trick or treat sence) but a deer stalker is acceptable. As I remember Sherlock Homes wore both a deerstalker and a ascot.

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    The local farmers up here wear flat caps, with boiler suits and wellington boots. For formal wear they take off their caps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by chrisupyonder View Post
    Ok Ok forgot about the Sherlock connection. I would also need the pipe! ith:

    How about a harris tweed flat cap in Blue Barleycorn. I usually wear baseball caps but they don't go with the kilt.




    Or a Harris Tweed Carloway 8 Piece Cap in same colour as above.

    Any of those will be fine, as long as they're worn with a Douglas-tartan kilt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cowher View Post
    Some will tell you the flat cap shouldn't be worn with a kilt. To that I say bollocks. I LOVE flatcaps!!! I think all 3 tops you mentioned are good choices with the kilt.

    Ya know it's funny how some say a ascot is dated and turns ones outfit into a costume (costume in the trick or treat sence) but a deer stalker is acceptable. As I remember Sherlock Homes wore both a deerstalker and a ascot.
    Actually, there is nowhere in the Holmes canon that mentions a deerstalker. I was told that when Sir Basil Rathbone wore one to play Holmes it was the first time, and it has become the classic image since then.
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