Not sure this look will catch on in the British Army

[Pleater]

Oh I didn't mean the posh stuff as worn for getting yourself on the TV with the quin smirking when your 'oss starts cavorting around on two legs, don't cha know.

The ordinary khaki/navy blue/airforce blue uniforms are rather rough stuff.

Mister Lindell's tunic has a sheen to it, so it must be smoother than the Major's khaki.


Baroness Anne the mirthful of Fritterton on the Heath

[Jock Scot]

Oh I didn't mean the posh stuff as worn for getting yourself on the TV with the quin smirking when your 'oss starts cavorting around on two legs, don't cha know.

The ordinary khaki/navy blue/airforce blue uniforms are rather rough stuff.

Mister Lindell's tunic has a sheen to it, so it must be smoother than the Major's khaki.


Baroness Anne the mirthful of Fritterton on the Heath

Well, each to their own,but I rather prefer the Khaki.When I see a sheen on cloth, that says to me perhaps wrongly, well used and nearly worn out!

[davedove]

I was more struck by the different attitudes the two seem to convey with their stance.

The major is the very picture of the distinguished officer, while the sergeant-major is very much the gruff NCO.

[Nervous Jock]

Oh I didn't mean the posh stuff as worn for getting yourself on the TV

The thing is they don't wear it to get on TV it is their daily working gear like a painter wears dungees