Piper's plaid/Full plaid with an Argyll jacket?

[puffer]

This picture is representative of a "Laird's Plaid" being worn.


NOTE the different "drapes" & "lengths".

Puffer

[Nanook]

This picture is representative of a "Laird's Plaid" being worn.


NOTE the different "drapes" & "lengths".

Puffer

"Laird's Plaid" are just belted plaids and are indeed in "different lengths" as full and half among others.. What I see in the photographs are full plaids just not always worn in the regimental manner.
These are to be distinguished from the fly plaids--- which are squares (generally 150cm as that's the typical width of the looms) of cloth with pearl fringes on its corners-- and the once common day plaids which are multi-functional rectangular "blankets" made of a few yards of heavyweight tartan or tweed cloth with twisted threads (fringes or tassels) on the four corners. These are not pleated.

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