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22nd November 11, 10:35 AM
#10
Re: Dress Codes
I consider myself somewhat traditional without being anachronistic, and try to dress accordingly both in 'saxon' clothes and THCD.
To keep this on a kilted theme I would say my main orders of dress are similar to what some others have posted.
Very Informal:
self coloured short sleeved or Polo/golf shirt/, kilt, self-coloured hose, Horn handled sgian dhub (optional), flashes, brown leather sporran, brown belt (brass buckle), nubuck walking shoes.
Informal:
As above with long sleeved shirt (usually self coloured, sometimes tattersal check) without tie, black/brown shoes or brogues.
Business/Professional/day-time semi-formal/evening informal:
As above with Tweed Argyle Jacket, self coloured or striped tie. If the event were more formal I'd most likely wear a white or pale blue shirt.
Evening Wear (black tie):
Bottle Green Prince Charlie and Vest, dress sporran (fur with white metal cantle), turn down collar white dress shirt with studs and cufflinks, black self-tie bow tie, Kilt, bottle green or navy hose, black polished oxfords (I used to have black gillies but have never seen the need to replace them), white metal/black leather sgian dhub.
I have been known to wear different coats over the kilt in cold or inclement weather, from as informal as a wax jacket/parka to a black woolen overcoat.
I don't customarily attend white-tie evening functions, but were I to do so I prefer the simplicity of a self-coloured barathea wool sheriffmuir and vest with jabot, and diced hose with buckled shoes.
Last edited by Peter Crowe; 22nd November 11 at 11:41 AM.
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