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    It's a great look...well put together!
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    Great look Spartan !
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    Spartan Tartan: It is a splendid outfit. You look like one of those models on the Scottish-attire web pages, or like you just stepped outside from one of the day parties at Glenbogle. You know your wife's not going to let you go out alone looking like that, don't you? ;-)

    The jacket and vest fit like a glove and I really like the look of the buttons. The MSU tartan looks great in a kilt. You should definitely plan to wear it on campus sometime.

    It doesn't look "matchy-matchy" at all. The hose and tie create a color balance on each end. Looks great to me. Very well done.
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    Beautiful. Understatement is the essence of real style, something too many forget or ignore. I have a similar jacket/vest from Kinloch Anderson and find it superbly versatile. A change of tie and it's perfect for any occasion other than "casual" or "formal evening dress". Enjoy.....Robbie

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    Lookin' good, sir!

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    longhuntr74: In part it may be where each of us is on the nattiness spectrum. Speaking for myself, I would be happy to look as good as *any* of those models. But, I'm still learning how to put the kilt on properly, though I now pretty much remember that the pleats go in the back. ;-)
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    I changed my signature. The old one was too ridiculous.

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    Looking sharp dude!......and that's coming from a Badgers fan.......

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    Looks great. That's the same jacket and color I'm saving up for now.

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