Welsh Argyle Jacket Reviews

I have to admit it: This jacket is almost superior to the kilt (aka cilt)! I jest; the jacket is of the same excellent quality as the 8-yard heavyweight kilt. This Argyll has been perfectly tailored from barathea wool. This is not a smooth type of wool (like, say, an Italian suit), but somewhere between silk and heavy tweed. Its appearance is manlier than that of the former, more graceful than the latter. The coat hangs perfectly, and the sleeves are cut at a precise, natural arm-swinging angle. To me, one nice touch is that there are no gaudy labels sewn all over the jacket’s interior. The tartan flashes and gold buttons add to the item’s sophistication. Photos do not do this jacket justice, but I will try to upload one in the near future.