Description

Regulation Doublet and Vest

The Regulation pre-dates the Prince Charlie style of jacket, the major difference being the Inverness Flaps. Enjoying something of a renaissance in recent years, the Regulation Doublet has the double benefit of looking smarter and more formal than a Prince Charlie or Argyll. So stand out from the crowd with this classic kilt jacket.

The Regulation Doublet Jacket is a higher cut than an Argyll jacket and is completed with a 3 button evening waistcoat.

100% Wool
Fine thistle jacquard lining
Braided epaulets
Choice of Buttons
Matching three-button waistcoat

CUSTOM SIZE JACKET GUIDE

1- Chest

Lift your arms and wrap the tape measure around your chest at the widest point. Put your arms down. Stand tall and "at ease." Do not over inflate your chest. Just stand and breathe normally.  Measure loosely around the chest at underarm height while wearing a t-shirt.

2- Waist

Measure loosely around your "True Waist" at your naval while dressed in a shirt.

3- Shoulder to shoulder

Put on a well-fitting suit jacket. Keep your arms at your side. Measure from shoulder joint till the end where other shoulder body ends.

4- Sleeve Length

Put on a well-fitting suit jacket. Keep your arms at your side. Measure from the shoulder seam (the top of the sleeve where it meets the jacket body) to the cuff. If you do not have a suit jacket, measure from the edge of the shoulder, down your arm to where you'd like the sleeve to end. Typically, jacket sleeves end 1.5" to 2" above the base knuckle of the thumb, breaking at the wrist or slightly lower. Roughly 1/4" to 1/2" of shirt sleeve should show below the cuff of the jacket.

5- Back length

Stand straight and ask your partner to measure your body from the back side, it will be from the end of your collar till your waist point. Don't include lapels in case of prince charlie jacket we will include it following coat length.