First off, you should know that I nearly always wear some form of head cover in the winter. Sometimes it's a fedorra for ivy cap, but usually it's a bonnet or beret.

I often wear a TOS (government issue) for knocking around. ACtually, i have several with different badges. I have the older, larger ones and the newer, smaller ones. The look like this:


I also wear a couple of bonnets in blue/black, with red and black toories when I am a little more dressed up. Note: the little bear that appears to be on my bonnet is actually on the mantel behind; looks like a kiddie party, no?


You can see the white cockade on both. I also have a dark green balmoral, but for some reason, I don't opt for it very often.

I sometimes wear a beret for knocking around as well, mostly military styles. I have a carload since I purchased a large lot of ex-military berets quite a while back. I have red ones (which I never wear if someone wants a good buy), a couple of green ones, and a navy blue, all with various badges in place.

You can see me here that the last St. Patrick's parade wearing a green beret with on outdated Royal Irish REgiment badge attached:


I don't wear glengarrys often nor for winter warmth, but I throw in this additional photo just to show that chicks really do go for a man in a kilt.