Lady Mary Jacket (Livet Tweed) ROSCOMMON when it was amalgamated with

when it was amalgamated with the Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons) to form the Highlanders (Seaforth

the Bombay Volunteers was an auxiliary regiment under the Bombay command

Timeless Elegance - The striking red and black Wallace pattern adds instant glamour to any outfit

While stationed in India in the 1920s

Lady Mary Jacket (Livet Tweed) ROSCOMMON when it was amalgamated withOur finest Scottish Tweed A fitted bodice is seamlessly tailored to combine with a luxurious peplum giving a regimental yet feminine silhouette to this updated, timeless classic jacket. Purposefully tailored to allow being admired from every angle especially as the body moves. The hips are softened and flattered. The waist gently pinched and emphasised. The back styled to appear to lengthen the female form. The bust is advantaged by a Victorian era