Wool Flat Cap... a no-no with a kilt?

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That's interesting. I'm not sure what a shirt that doesn't button all the way down would be. Like a polo shirt? Or I guess, a grandfather shirt (I'm not sure if that's what they're called outside Ireland) but I haven't seen one of those for years.

Someone is more than welcome to correct me if I'm wrong. But I believe traditionally the half button shirt was a "shirt" and the full button shirt was referred to as a "blouse"

This must be the "uniform" that certifies that you're Irish...
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I find this funny as, growing up, I always associated flat caps with Germans as my grandfather and father always wore them. And during my Europe trip last Fall I saw more flat caps, and higher quality ones (IMO) in Germany than in Ireland.

As to the OP...