Myself after Kirkin Service.

**Harold Cannon** · 22nd April 12, 12:33 PM

Our Scottish Society was invited to a Kirkin O the Tartan at a local methodist church today. I carried the sword for the procession.

This is what I decided to wear. I think it looks ok but lets see what you think. Just a shout out to our own David Pope. Thank you for the hose they are fantastic!

**Jack Daw** · 22nd April 12, 12:59 PM

I like the jacket, especially with the elbow patches. How'd that come about?

**SlackerDrummer** · 22nd April 12, 01:02 PM

Very well turned out, Harold.

**Harold Cannon** · 22nd April 12, 01:03 PM

The jacket was used when I got it so there was some wear on the elbows and I put the patches on myself.

**davidlpope** · 22nd April 12, 01:10 PM

Harold,

Glad the hose fit. It's great seeing the Dress MacMillan in action. Good choice!

David

**KiltedDixon** · 22nd April 12, 01:28 PM

I think your outfit looks great!

**Harold Cannon** · 22nd April 12, 04:10 PM

I do think the MacMillan Dress Tartan doesn't get enough use. When it is used it is normally reserved for formal settings but I think it can work well for daywear. I will admit it is a challenge though.

**CMcG** · 22nd April 12, 05:43 PM

You are well turned out and have plenty of personal flair, so I say you're looking good as long as you took your bonnet off once you got into the kirk

**Chas** · 27th April 12, 05:21 AM

Originally Posted by Harold Cannon

I think it looks ok but lets see what you think.

I agree with you, Harold - I think you look fine.

Regards

Chas

**Joshua** · 27th April 12, 06:37 AM

Originally Posted by CMcG

You are well turned out and have plenty of personal flair, so I say you're looking good as long as you took your bonnet off once you got into the kirk

He was bearing the sword. IIRC the only time you are "covered" indoors is when "under arms", or is that a popular misnomer?