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View Poll Results: Your favorite?
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Sherrifmuir
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Montrose
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Regulation
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Kenmore
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10th December 08, 07:33 PM
#51
Sorry guys, I did not intend for my joke about powdered hair to lead to jokes about age in relation to the wearing of a jabot.
I just have in my mind paintings of men wearing the jabot or something like it along with long powdered hair or a wig. It was a joke about my own long hair and not age.
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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10th December 08, 08:56 PM
#52
I own a Sherrifmuir. Wonderful doublet, hot but a great place hang my military metals. I'm proud to have served for 21 years in USAF and the Sherrifmuir really sets them off. I also have a mess-dress jacket that works wonderfully for a kilt jacket on hotter, less formal occasions.
Past President, St. Andrew's Society of the Inland Northwest
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10th December 08, 10:05 PM
#53
 Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR
Wow, she is a fine lassie..
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11th December 08, 07:17 AM
#54
 Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR
Jabots certainly are not the provenance of the aged! I wear one, as do both of these young men:
The Duke of Argyll:
Lord Lovat:
Oh, and that's Lovat's sister, Honor, BTW.
I'm not saying that young men shouldn't wear the jabot. I'm saying, pass the lobster.
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11th December 08, 07:18 AM
#55
 Originally Posted by beloitpiper
Wow, she is a fine lassie.. 
Oo! I agree. She's gorgeous!
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11th December 08, 12:45 PM
#56
Honor, Lady Lovat? Wow. Good thing I'm not young.
As to doublets--I voted for the Sherrifmuir for the reasons stated above. Expecially since you can expand your horizons a bit (read that last as a reference to the waistline) and still wear the thing. But I really do like the looks of it, especially with a great kilt.
But, I own a Montrose. And with the jabot and lace cuffs, nothing looks better. The white lace against the black material assures that I am dressed as well as anyone else, and it really is quite striking. I wear it with a white fur sporran (with black tassels), and lots of shiy silver and well-shined black leather. And I, too, have only heard complaints from ladies who dicided I outshone them with the doublet.
And trust me guys, wear the lace. Your women will love it.
But that's only for full dress/white tie functions. Mostly I wear a PC, just as boring as everyone else. Fact is, the PC is a great black tie outfit.
Jim Killman
Writer, Philosopher, Teacher of English and Math, Soldier of Fortune, Bon Vivant, Heart Transplant Recipient, Knight of St. Andrew (among other knighthoods)
Freedom is not free, but the US Marine Corps will pay most of your share.
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11th December 08, 01:01 PM
#57
A legitimate question, topped with a thin icing of shameless self-promotion:
Here in Southern California, where rules are meant for breaking, we pair the jabot with a Prince Charlie as seen on the FlamingoKilt.biz Jabot Set web page.
As noted there, we recognize this is not the traditional pairing, but we like the look.
What think you?
Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].
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11th December 08, 01:08 PM
#58
 Originally Posted by sydnie7
A legitimate question, topped with a thin icing of shameless self-promotion:
Here in Southern California, where rules are meant for breaking, we pair the jabot with a Prince Charlie as seen on the FlamingoKilt.biz Jabot Set web page.
As noted there, we recognize this is not the traditional pairing, but we like the look.
What think you?
If it's good enough for Sean Connery, well it must be good enough for anyone.
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11th December 08, 01:10 PM
#59
 Originally Posted by sydnie7
A legitimate question, topped with a thin icing of shameless self-promotion:
Here in Southern California, where rules are meant for breaking, we pair the jabot with a Prince Charlie as seen on the FlamingoKilt.biz Jabot Set web page.
As noted there, we recognize this is not the traditional pairing, but we like the look.
What think you?
Sounds interesting, but I don't know for sure... Perhaps a thread on the jabot and it's rules is in order.
Last edited by Bugbear; 12th December 08 at 01:17 AM.
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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12th December 08, 01:07 AM
#60
 Originally Posted by beloitpiper
Remind me: is the jabot white tie, or can it be worn for any formal events?
I believe you can wear it with either
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