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16th February 18, 08:58 PM
#19
 Originally Posted by ThistleDown
Yes, but that's a cultural thing. In the US fashion is much more matchy-matchy. In Traditional Highland Civilian Dress (get that right: THCD, emphasis on 'Traditional Highland', followed by 'Civilian' to differentiate from 'Military') you must really forget all those European, UK and now American 'rules' and follow the 'conventions' of the Highlands. It's all good and well if you want to match your sporran, belt and shoes, colours in your tie, tartan and hose, shirt and nosegay, but that isn't how it is traditionally done, as you noted, and what you do therefore is strictly personal choice. How we wear what is traditional, is how we express our personality in the Highlands.
In that case, I’d rather see tan wingtips and a brown sporran.
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