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 Scotcop Got a problem.... 27th February 10, 08:16 PM
 piperdbh You'll be alright with the... 27th February 10, 08:33 PM
 thescot Yeah, sure. Wear them like... 27th February 10, 08:39 PM
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27th February 10, 08:39 PM
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Yeah, sure. Wear them like David says. I wouldn't go to a Burns Supper or Tartan Ball in either, but I don't think you're speaking of that. I used to have a ghillie shirt that I wore on Sundays to the games (it was a little more laid back on Sundays), and I had a friend from Aberdeen who wore one, too. I liked it; it was all cotton, so it was very comfortable.
For anything else, you can always change the shirt, you know, add a collar and tie or a sweater.
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