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10th March 09, 12:27 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Panache
I do think that we need a separate forum for "classic" highland attire.
The Traditional kilt forum should be more or less about traditional kilts.
That is rather easy to regulate. When we start talking about style then a clear division between historical, classic, and modern ones with their own specific spot on XMTS would be useful.
Alan follows the conventions of the modern formal style.
You obviously are devoted to the classic one
Hamish happily glides through them all
Everyone looks good
As always Jock, I am very grateful for the information you and the others contribute. I like knowing the conventions. I may not always follow them (bucket hat) but I sure as heck want to make sure that when I do it is by choice.
Cheers
Jamie
Jamie I have slept on this issue of "Clasical" and "traditional" definitions. I can see what you are trying to achieve and of course in this modern day and age of neat lables,boxes,etc. that would make life so much simpler. Try as I might I can't really see any differance between "Clasical" kilts and attire and "traditional" ones. They are one and the same thing in my view and have been, more or less, since about the 1820's.
Last edited by Jock Scot; 10th March 09 at 12:49 AM.
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