Glengarry with a PC?

[DavidM]

Don't wear hats indoors unless you're cooking, piping, or policing.

The badge is great!! Can that image be used- thinking t-shirt wise. Or is it copyrighted?
Cheers

[pastorsteve]

If it's not stepping on someone's toes, I believe I have a buddy who can have that made into a high-quality metal badge. I don't know if it would look okay on a beret or tam but it's a good looking badge. ith:

[thescot]

If it's not stepping on someone's toes, I believe I have a buddy who can have that made into a high-quality metal badge. I don't know if it would look okay on a beret or tam but it's a good looking badge. ith:

I want one of those badges! Come on, someone tell us if it's copyrighted.

Btw, here is a great little shot of Turp in a PC with Glengarry on his noggin. He was addressing a haggis at the time, so you can rest assured he was properly attired. No way Turp would insult a haggis.

[BroosterB1]

I want one of those badges! Come on, someone tell us if it's copyrighted.

Btw, here is a great little shot of Turp in a PC with Glengarry on his noggin. He was addressing a haggis at the time, so you can rest assured he was properly attired. No way Turp would insult a haggis.

BUSTED

Don't wear hats indoors unless you're cooking, piping, or policing.

Unless he's cutting Haggis!

[JSFMACLJR]

Btw, here is a great little shot of Turp in a PC with Glengarry on his noggin. He was addressing a haggis at the time, so you can rest assured he was properly attired. No way Turp would insult a haggis.

Something I've noticed of late has been the placement of plaid brooches. I don't mean to pick on you Turpin, but this photo is perfect for this topic.

Many more people wear the brooch pinning the plaid on the chest, rather than in the position it was intended, which is closer to the shoulder. The plaid stays in place better when pinned properly.

[McClef]

That doesn't look like a PC that Turpin is wearing as the waistcoat buttons look too high...

But as a general rule of thumb gentlemen do not wear headgear indoors.

[David Dubh]

That doesn't look like a PC that Turpin is wearing as the waistcoat buttons look too high...

But as a general rule of thumb gentlemen do not wear headgear indoors.

It is possible to wear a 5 button weskit with the pc, however most people wear a 3 button one. The 5 button works especially well since Turpin is wearing a neck tie not a bow tie. Generally speaking now headwear inside except as previously noted

[thescot]

That doesn't look like a PC that Turpin is wearing as the waistcoat buttons look too high...

But as a general rule of thumb gentlemen do not wear headgear indoors.

All right, all right, all right! I was mistaken. He was wearing an argyl.

But since I consider both the arhyl and the PC about the same level of dress, i.e., equivalent to black tie, I still think the point is well made.

A glengarry is fine with a PC.