Pub Wear

**McFarkus** · 15th July 08, 08:04 PM

from Chicago

**SteveB** · 15th July 08, 09:08 PM

Hello

and a warm Celtic

from Boston, Massachusetts.
Whatever you choose to wear is up to you. There are no Glengarry Police. Even if there were a 2-1/2" line would wash out the problem. As Jamie has said wear it with a slight tilt. It will give off great vibes.
Enjoy
Slainte

**Morris at Heathfield** · 15th July 08, 11:30 PM

Do you have a pair of tartan trews?

**jordanjm** · 16th July 08, 05:55 AM

from Salt Lake City, Utah

**Brave Andrew** · 16th July 08, 09:12 AM

Aye, wear it if you like to and wear it well and often.
I am a man of many hats and always enjoy wearing them
If anyone at the boozer takes a piss at you , tell' em you won it, in a Malt Whisky
drinkin' contest in Bonnie Scotland against the famed P1M.
Your next purchase should be a Scottish T-shirt or a bigger bunnet to pass around to all your mates, for a collection fund for your kilt. Keep saving your wee pennies!

**macwilkin** · 16th July 08, 09:20 AM

Originally Posted by Stratherrick

Welcome from Northumberland, England!

As for your Glengarry, wear it with pride! I've seen literally thousands of Tartan Army followers with only that tilt towards their allegiance with no problem. There are a few in this clip:

Is it one with red & white checking? I only ask as a few military men might think you were either serving or retired from a Scottish regiment by wearing that.

Cheers

Bruce (Fraser)

Of course, not every Scottish regiment wore a diced glengarry.

T.

**Ian.MacAllan** · 16th July 08, 11:15 AM

Wear the Glengarry with pride! I wore a Balmoral off & on for four decades before I discovered that there were kilts I could afford. In all that time the only objection I received was from a single kilt policeman who demanded to know my name. I told that because he did not recognize my clan badge I was sure he would not recognize my name either. That shut him up.

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**macwilkin** · 16th July 08, 11:22 AM

Originally Posted by Ian.MacAllan

Wear the Glengarry with pride! I wore a Balmoral off & on for four decades before I discovered that there were kilts I could afford. In all that time the only objection I received was from a single kilt policeman who demanded to know my name. I told that because he did not recognize my clan badge I was sure he would not recognize my name either. That shut him up.

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Well played, Ian.

T.

**Doomsday** · 16th July 08, 06:31 PM

from, beautiful northwest Oregon.

Originally Posted by SteveB

As Jamie has said wear it with a slight tilt. It will give off great vibes.
Enjoy
Slainte

True, true.

**jbaker42j** · 17th July 08, 09:52 AM

I'm going to buy my glengarry today. Ive heard that you should get it one size up from your ballcap size. My buddy thats a piper and fellow firefighter told me that I should get a diced cap since I was in the military but I know there are some debates regarding that issue. I'm also gonna get the MacMillan Clan Badge since thats the first kilt I'll most likely buy.

Thanks for everyones help and input!