The Argyll Kilt Jacket is a stylish and traditional piece of Highland wear, often seen as the equivalent of a suit jacket. Key features include:

Single-Breasted Design: It typically has lapels made from the same material as the jacket.
Gauntlet Cuffs: These are slightly narrowed at the wrist and flared, often adorned with vertical piping and ornate buttons that extend semi-horizontally up the arm.
Button Details: The jacket features multiple buttons, including three on the pocket flaps, one at the front, and one on each shoulder epaulet. Antique silver buttons are commonly preferred, though silver gilt and bone options are also available.
Fabric: Usually crafted from a woolen fabric known as ‘barathea’, primarily in black and available in 13oz or 15oz weights. New variations in color and fabric have emerged to suit different tartans and options like Tweed Argyll Jackets and Waistcoats are also offered.

This jacket is a classic choice for formal Highland occasions, combining tradition with flexibility in personal style. If you have any specific questions about the Argyll Jacket or related attire, feel free to ask!