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The Prince Charlie Jacket and Vest is one of Scotland's most iconic Highland Dress garments. Most often used for formal evening dress, the Prince Charlie has a style and finish that make it perfect for smart Dress events.

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The Argyll Jacket is another one of Scotland's most popular Highland Dress garments. It is classified as Semi-Dress, which makes it perfect for smart events that are not too Formal. Traditionally worn as Morning Dress, the Argyll Jacket has become a popular jacket worn at most events you can think of, from casual events to even formal events. Its smart looks ensure it does not look out of place at a formal gathering. The Argyll Jacket has even been adopted by the majority of Pipe bands across the globe as it is renowned for its smart but practical looks. The traditional Argyll jacket is made entirely from Barathea wool and generally has a single button to fasten. The epaulettes are usually flat, plain cloth and the sleeves are generally Gauntlet cuff. However many Argyll jackets now feature a crail cuff, which is a single button. Our Argyll Jacket can also be purchased with a 5 button waistcoat, which makes the outfit a bit more versatile. You can then either wear a plain coloured neck tie, a cravat, or even a bow tie if you wish, depending on the event. Our Stock jackets are all made individually from scratch by our Scottish Tailors. This process takes around 4 weeks to complete, so there is a waiting period involved. If you require this item quicker then please contact us on info@reidkilts.com and we can try to arrange delivery for your required date. If you do have time constraints please do contact us first before you order.

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The Tweed Argyll / Crail Jacket is another one of Scotland's most popular Highland Dress garments. It is classified as Day Wear or Semi Dress, which makes it perfect for smart events that are not too Formal. The Tweed Argyll has become increasingly popular as a wedding wear jacket with many couples opting for coloured tweeds as opposed to the standard black barathea. TheTweed Argyll jacket is made entirely from tweed and generally has a single button to fasten. The epaulettes are usually flat, plain cloth and the sleeves are generally Gauntlet cuff. However many Argyll jackets now feature a crail cuff, which is a single button. The standard buttons on the tweed Argyll are the immitation stag horn buttons, not the traditional silver buttons. Our Argyll Jacket can also be purchased with a 5 button waistcoat, which makes the outfit a bit more versatile. You can then either wear a plain coloured neck tie, a cravat, or even a bow tie if you wish, depending on the event. Our Stock jackets are all made individually from scratch by our Scottish Tailors. This process takes around 4 weeks to complete, so there is a waiting period involved. If you require this item quicker then please contact us on info@reidkilts.com and we can try to arrange delivery for your required date. If you do have time constraints please do contact us first before you order.

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The Sheriffmuir kilt doublet is a double-breasted jacket with gauntlet cuffs and a stand collar with no lapels. This Kilt Jacket is typically worn open with a waistcoat, lace jabot and cuffs This is one of the most traditional highland dress jackets avaialbe. Although this garment is a more old fashioned look, it is still very popular in Highland Dress today. Made with barathea wool, this Doublet is a fantastic item and is available in 3 stock colours - Black, Navy and Bottle green. Learn More

The Regulation kilt doublet is a typically black double-breasted jacket with satin peaked lapels, buttoned cuffs, and epaulettes, similar to the Prince Charlie Jacket and vest. The Regulation Doublet pre-dates the Prince Charlie and is cut like a mess jacket. The doublet has Inverness skirts/flaps at the front and back. The Regulation doublet was at one time the regulation uniform jacket of the Highland regiments, and is worn with a three-button waistcoat made from the same cloth as the jacket. The Regulation Doublet is another one of Scotland's more traditional Highland Dress garments. It is not as popular as the Prince Charlie but is certainly still a common choice for many kilt wearers, especially those with regimental links. This is a fantastic garment, and as with the Prince Charlie, it is available in 3 different stock colours- Black, Navy and Bottle Green. Learn More