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8th June 14, 09:35 AM
#141
 Originally Posted by RLDaily
When you wear an Army kilt, you wear an Army hat
Hmmm, does that mean we should wear a Dixie Cup with the Navy tartan? ;) Good looking hat, BTW.
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8th June 14, 11:29 AM
#142
Maybe be appropriate.....I'm still trying to come up with a good hat (other than ball cap) for my Marine kilt
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8th June 14, 11:57 AM
#143
 Originally Posted by HootinHoller
Hmmm, does that mean we should wear a Dixie Cup with the Navy tartan? ;) Good looking hat, BTW.
Not me, my Dixie cup days are over, perhaps a WWII vintage Navy flat hat, looks a lot like a Tam.
Rondo
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9th June 14, 04:01 AM
#144
 Originally Posted by rondo
Not me, my Dixie cup days are over, perhaps a WWII vintage Navy flat hat, looks a lot like a Tam.
Rondo
So are mine, thank you.
My kilt does duty for all occasions, and my hat goes along with the occasion. I once went to a family picnic at the beach wearing sandals, tee shirt, and a GI boonie hat. I don't care for baseball hats under any conditions unless I'm wearing one to an event where the same hat is worn by most everyone, such as a shipmate's reunion, and not with a kilt. That's just me. However, a tweed walking or country hat will look good and keep your head warm. One of those is my general purpose winter hat.
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9th June 14, 06:37 AM
#145
Sometimes a flat cap (this one is white linen) is perfect for the occasion!
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9th June 14, 11:34 AM
#146
 Originally Posted by RLDaily
Maybe be appropriate.....I'm still trying to come up with a good hat (other than ball cap) for my Marine kilt
With mine, I generally wear an all black Balmoral with a USMC clan crest - depending on the rest of my outfit, a nice USMC or Desert Storm ball cap works. I'm trying to get comfortable with a tweed driving cap (I guess some folks call it a flat hat?) but that is still outside my comfort zone
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10th June 14, 05:49 PM
#147
 Originally Posted by Mael Coluim
Sometimes a flat cap (this one is white linen) is perfect for the occasion!

Hat...What hat....All I see is a Spitfire.
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10th June 14, 06:19 PM
#148
 Originally Posted by RLDaily
Maybe be appropriate.....I'm still trying to come up with a good hat (other than ball cap) for my Marine kilt
I normally wear a Caubeen, Balmoral, or Glengarrie with a either just an EGA, EGA Clan Badge, or my Davidson Clan badge. I have seen a garrison cap worn with the kilt, but to my eye it looks a little peculiar.
Geoff Withnell
"My comrades, they did never yield, for courage knows no bounds."
No longer subject to reveille US Marine.
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10th June 14, 06:49 PM
#149
 Originally Posted by crsbryan
Nice meeting you at Bonnie Brae yesterday, Hugh.
What got to me was the number of band members that went a step farther and shed the kilt while off-duty. I understand it for travel to have on dress shirt, tie, vest, hose, flashes, and put the kilt on at the venue, but there seemed to be lots walking around after they finished their performances in that manner. Shorts with waistcoat and flashes just seemed odd.
My ten year old did that. He had on his ghillies with hose and the sgian dubh with athletic shorts and a white t-shirt. No baseball cap though! I didn't argue. He was a good sport all day in the uniform and we didn't even play.
I agree that it looked weird.
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10th June 14, 06:56 PM
#150
Although on the way there he wore the uniform kilt and when we were all getting into the car I barked at him to run his hand under his kilt so he didn't get the pleats all wrinkled on the ride there and he said, "Dad! I know."
Made me proud.
It was nice meeting you also, crsbryan.
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