The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary s) Regimental Dress Regulations 2014

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1 The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary s) Regimental Dress Regulations 2014 Approved by D.R.A. Awalt LCol CO C Scot R 15 Jan 14 1

2 CONTENTS Regimental dress regulations Page 3 Army orders of dress Page 4 Occasions when worn Page 5 Glossary of terms Page 6-12 Dress No. 1 Page 13 Dress No. 1A Page 14 Dress No. 1B Page 15 Dress No. 1C Page 16 Dress No. 1D Page 17 Dress No. 2 Page 18 Dress No. 2B Page 19 Dress No. 2S Page 19 Dress No. 3 Page 20 Dress No. 3A Page 20 Dress No. 3B Page 20 Dress No. 3C Page 20 Levee Dress Page 21 Dress No. 5 Page 22 Walking Out Dress Page 22 PT Gear Page 22 DEU Tunic Modifications Page 23 2

3 Introduction Regimental Dress Regulations 1. This manual has been promulgated to detail the various Orders of Dress worn by members of The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary s). It is solely intended to augment and to furnish detail to those dress instructions published in A-AD /AG- 001, Canadian Forces Dress Instructions in matters of Regimental custom and traditional Highland and Scottish dress as authorized by NDHQ. 2. All infantry personnel shall be issued and wear Regimental uniforms and accouterments, as detailed in this regulation upon successful completion of basic infantry training. Attached other trades personnel may request permission to wear the Regimental uniform. This does not apply to those persons who are attached or posted in from other units. 3. In keeping with Canadian Forces Dress Instructions, Regimental Orders of Dress are separated into those si categories common to all elements of the Canadian Forces. Band orders of dress will follow the CF numbering system but with additional accoutrements that will not be dealt with in detail in this manual. a. No. 1 Ceremonial Dress a formal order of dress worn with orders, Decorations and medals, and other ceremonial accouterments and accessories. b. No. 2 Mess Dress a formal evening dress uniform worn at military and appropriate civilian social functions. c. No. 3 Service Dress a dress uniform which meets the Canadian Forces public image standards, is appropriate for wear unrestricted in public. d. No. 4 Not Applicable e. No. 5 Operational Dress functional uniform such as combat clothing, flying clothing and Naval Combat dress. Used for training and operations. f. No. 6 Not Applicable 4. The responsibility for and care and maintenance of the items of kit issued to individuals can not be over emphasized. Considering that the price of a kilt is about $ at the time these instructions were issued and the combined cost of all items issued to an individual may eceed $ , this kit must be maintained at the highest standard. Neither the Regiment, nor most individuals, are in a position to reimburse the Crown to replace lost, damaged, or destroyed kit. 5. All kit must be marked clearly, but discretely, with the individual s name and the last three digits of that person s service number. 6. Only current CF issued items may be worn unless otherwise ordered by the Commanding Officer. 3

4 ARMY ORDERS OF DRESS The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary s) No.1 MEDALS WITH ACCOUTREMENTS No. 1A MEDALS ONLY No. 1B FULL DRESS ( BAND ) No. 1C SEMI CEREMONIAL ( CORDS) No. 1D UNDRESS RIBBONS ( BOARDS) No. 2 MESS DINING IN ( REGIMENTAL ) No. 2A MESS WHITE ( SUMMER ) No. 2B MESS SERVICE ( DEU ) No. 2S MESS DINNER BLUES ( BOARDS ) No. 2D CF MESS STANDARD No. 3 DUTY SERVICE ( RIBBONS ) No. 3A LONG-SLEEVED SHIRT ( OFFICE ) No. 3B S-SLEEVED SHIRT ( BLACK BELT ) No. 3C SWEATER ( DEU ) No. 3D TROPICAL ( UN ) 4

5 Types of Dress and Occasions when Worn Occasion 1 1A 1B 1C 1D 2 2B 2S 3 3A 3B 3C 5 Ceremonial Parades Guards of Honour Inspections Remembrance Day Routine Parades State Ceremonies Church Service Escort to Vice Regal Mess Dinners (Trews) Dinning In Dinners & Balls Lt Gov s Levee Unit Levee Christmas Dinner Duty Parades, Duties and associated Dress The Following is a list of recommended dress standards for the routine parades conducted by the Regiment on an annual basis. Formal Parades Remembrance Day Mess Dinners Band No. 1B Full Dress Band No. 1A DEU Medals Band No. 1B Full Dress Officers No. 1C Blues Officers No. 1A DEU Medals Officers No 2. Mess Standard with Trews WO - Sgt No. 1C Blues WO - Sgt No. 1A DEU Medals WO - Sgt No. 2S Blues with Trews Non Infantry No. 1 DEU Non Infantry No. 1A DEU Medals Non Infantry No. 2 Corps Standard MCpl - Pte No. 1 DEU MCpl - Pte No. 1A DEU Medals MCpl - Pte No. 2B DEU Mess Christmas Dinner Lt Gov s Levee Duty Band No. 3 DEU Band No. 1B Full Dress Band No 3. DEU Duty Officers No. 1D Blues - Trews Officers No. 1C Blues without Swords Officers No 3. DEU Duty WO - Sgt No. 1D Blues - Trews WO - Sgt No. 1C Blues WO - Sgt No 3. DEU Duty Non Infantry No. 3 DEU Non Infantry No. 1 DEU Non Infantry No 3. DEU Duty MCpl - Pte No. 3 DEU MCpl - Pte No. 1 DEU MCpl - Pte No 3. DEU Duty 5

6 Glossary of Terms Balmoral 1. This headdress was first worn in Scotland as a badge of office by Sheriffs and older men: younger men went bare headed. At one time it was broad enough to keep the shoulders dry. 2. The band of the Balmoral will be worn evenly on the head with the band one finger above the eyebrow. The overlay of the Balmoral to be pulled down on the right side of the head. 3. The Officers pattern is Fawn Grey and the NCM pattern is Khaki. Belt Buckle, Regimental 1. The Officer s square pattern is worn with the 2 inch Ceremonial White Belt. The brass buckle will have a silver collar badge mounted. 2. The 37 pattern brass buckle is worn with the 2 1/4 inch white plastic belt on ceremonial occasions by the NCMs. 3. The 37 pattern brass buckle is worn by all ranks with the black web belt, with Kilt and Trews in summer dress. Belt, Black 2 ¼ Inch 1. Worn by Officers and NCMs with Summer dress No. 3B Belt, White 2 ¼ Inch 1. The NCM pattern is made with 2 1/4 inch wide white plastic and is worn with a 37 pattern brass belt buckle. Belt, White 2 Inch 1. The Officer s pattern is made of white leather 2 inches wide worn with an Officer s pattern brass buckle with a mounted 16th Bn silver collar badge. Blazer Crest, Regimental 1. It is the Regimental Cap Badge pattern for all members regardless of rank. Brogues 1. Brogues are shoes with a pattern of holes which is derived from traditional highland footwear. The holes allowed for the draining of water in the wet highlands. 2. Worn by Officers, Chief Warrant Officers and Master Warrant Officers. 6

7 Buttons, Regimental 1. The design of the cap badge pattern is super-imposed on a brass button. They are worn so that the pattern is upright. Sizes, articles, and locations as follows: a. DEU Doublet: (1) 4 medium for the front; (2) 1 small for each breast pocket; and (3) 1 small for each epaulette. b. Mess Kit Jacket: (1) 3 small for the front; (2) 1 small for each epaulette; and (3) 2 small for each sleeve. c. Patrol Blue Tunic: (1) 5 medium for the front; (2) 1 small for each breast pocket; and (3) 1 small for each epaulette. Canes / Pace Sticks, Regimental 1. RSM Black malacca with silver Regimental engravings. 2. CSMs Standard CF pattern pace stick painted black in colour. 3. WO/Sgts Black malacca, 81 cm long with.50 caliber head and tip and Regimental Button on head. Cap Badge, Regimental 1. The badge is worn on the Glengarry and Balmoral. The badge is composed of the St Edward s Crown, the Cross of St. Andrews, the name of the Regiment, the motto Deas Gu Cath, and siteen maple leaves to commemorate the 16th Battalion which The Canadian Scottish perpetuates. The Gaelic motto was chosen for the 16th Battalion in 1914, by Privates A.M. MacLennan and Norman Cameron and means Ready for the Fray. Claymore 1. The Claymore is derived from the great sword introduced into Scotland just before It originally had a 3.5 foot blade and was designed to be used with two hands. The disuse of armour caused the addition of the basket hilt to protect the hands. By the 18th century, the Claymore had evolved to the present pattern under the influence of German and English Armourors. 2. The Claymore is carried by Officers, the Regimental Sergeant Major, and the Drum Major. 7

8 3. The Claymore scabbard is attached to the white cross belt which is worn over the right shoulder under the silk maroon Net Sash. The short, forward sling of the cross belt attaches to the upper ring of the scabbard, the long rearward most ring of the cross belt attaches to the lower ring of the scabbard. When properly adjusted the Claymore should hang at an angle, with the pommel forward and the tip of the scabbard rearward. The long rearward sling is to be twisted 3.5 times around the scabbard. Collar Badge, Regimental 1. The Collar Badge is the number 16 super-imposed on a St. Andrew s Cross over a scroll with the Regimental Motto, the whole surmounted by a Princess Coronet. a. Worn on the DEU Tunic Lapel so that the lapel seam runs diagonally through the center of the badge and the badge is slightly angled as per CF instructions when the doublet is worn. b. On the Patrol Blue Jacket, the Regimental Collar Badges are worn on the collar, 4.5 cm to the outside edge left and right of the pin fastener so that they are straight up and down when the jacket is worn. c. On the Mess Dress Jacket, they are worn on the lapels, approimately 9 to 12.8 cm down from the shoulder seam, again straight up and down. Cross Belt and Slings, White 1. It is made of white leather and worn over the right shoulder to carry the Claymore. The Brass Plate is to be positioned above the intersection of the crimson sash and cross belt. Dirk 1. (Gaelic Biodag) The dirk is a traditional highland dagger worn from the right hip. By the 19th century, considerable artwork had taken place with semi-precious cairngorms being mounted on the pommel. At the bottom of the scabbard, a small knife and fork are affied so that the highlander was never without eating utensils. The Regimental pattern of dirk is the Gordon pattern. 2. The dirk is worn only by Field Grade Officers and Pipers with specific orders of dress. Garter Flashes, Scarlet 1. Garter Flashes are derived from a yard long garter that was to holdup a man s hose or stocking as was tied to his breaches. Today, Garter Flashes are designed to hold up hose tops and hose. 2. The scarlet flash will be worn with Rob Roy hose tops and Lovat hose at 11 o clock on the left and 1 o clock on the right leg. 3. The flash will be 15.5 cm in overall length, consisting of one fold and 2 inverted V s. 8

9 Glengarry 1. A blue wedge type cap with red, white, and black checkered band. It was adopted as headdress in 1873 by British Army Highland and Scottish Regiments. 2. The Glengarry will be worn at an angle on the right side of the head with the band one finger above the right eyebrow. It will have a black silk rosette behind the cap badge, 7.5 cm by 7.5 cm. The length of the ribbons will be 25.5 cm long and cut diagonally, slanting in and upwards. Hose Tops, Diced, Rob Roy 1. An ankle to knee length stocking of a red and black diamond pattern. 2. Hose Tops will have the tops turned down approimately 6 cm. The top of which should be to about 2-3 finger widths beneath the knee cap. 3. Full length Diced Hose will be worn with Mess Kit and Levee Dress. Hose Tops, Lovat 1. A knee stocking of Lovat Green in colour. 2. Lovat Hose will have the tops turned down approimately 6 cm. The top of which should be to about 2-3 finger widths beneath the knee cap. Jacket, Service Dress, DEU ( Doublet Pattern ) 1. This is the Canadian Forces DEU tunic, rifle green in colour. The front has to be cut away to accommodate the wearing of the Kilt and Sporran. Modifications are made to the back of the tunic to form a single flap for the wearing of the kilt. The current alteration is a scallop ( tulip style ) cut on both sides and the past block cut modification is to be discontinued. Jacket, Patrol Blue No. 1C 1. The Blue Patrol Jacket is a ceremonial dress item based on the high collar service dress of the late 1800s. It is worn by Officers, Warrant Officers and Senior Non-Commissioned Officers for appropriate ceremonial formal occasions. a. Officers will use insignia mounted on Gold Cords or Shoulder Boards. b. NCMs will wear 1950s style rank on the right sleeve only. Jacket, Mess Kit 1. The Scarlet Mess Kit Jacket is a ceremonial order of dress item worn during Mess Dinners or formal dining occasions. It is to be scarlet red in colour with royal blue facings. 9

10 Jacket, Vest, Mess Kit 1. The Jacket Vest is to be made from HS tartan. The vest is two have two pockets and be fastened with 3 buttons. Kilt, Hunting Stewart 1. The Canadian Scottish Regimental kilt is of the Hunting Stewart tartan adopted in 1927 after a formal alliance between the Royal Scots and the Canadian Scottish Regiment was approved. The Kilt will be worn one 2.5 cm above the centre of the knee cap. The yellow vertical stripe should be centered in the front of the body in line with centre of the tunic. The Officer s pattern kilt has a frayed edge on the front apron. The kilt is worn on all parades and during dinning in dinners or formal balls. Pin, Kilt 1. All ranks will wear the Cap Badge pattern kilt pin at the intersection of the yellow and red stripes in the lower right hand corner of the kilt. As some kilts do not have this intersection of lines, the pin will be worn approimately 9.5 cm up from the bottom right hand corner of the kilt. 2. Personnel present for the Centennial will wear the cap badge pattern with centennial scroll. Personnel who were not present on parade will wear the standard cap badge kilt pin which can be purchased by the member with non-public funds at the kit shop. Sash, Infantry 1. The Infantry Sash is derived from the bandages Senior Non-Commissioned Officers formerly draped over their shoulders so that they could treat their soldier s wounds. When uniforms became formalized the red sash represented the responsibility a Senior Non-Commissioned Officer has for his soldiers. WO and Sgts who are not infantry qualified are not entitled to wear a sash if they have adopted Scottish order of dress. a. Sergeants wear a crimson sash. b. Master Warrant Officers and Warrant Officers wear a maroon sash. Sash, Officer, Crimson Net 1. The crimson Net Sash was originally much larger so that is could form a stretcher or basket to carry wounded Officers from the battlefield. It was worn over all other accouterments and equipment for ready access. 2. When worn with medals they will be positioned over and fastened through the sash. The sash knot is to worn on the right side at waist level. Sgian Dubh 1. Literally a Black Dagger. It is worn on the right leg, tucked behind the garter flashes down the inside of the hose. It is the approved Regimental Gordon pattern with a black plastic or wooden handle. Total length is not to eceed 18 cm. 10

11 2. The Sgian Dubh is considered an edged weapon and is to be treated as such at all times. It will not be worn at when traveling on aircraft. 3. The Sgian Dubh is a non-issue item and must be purchased by the member with nonpublic funds. 4. It is authorized to be worn by all ranks with the kilt at all times. Shoulder Title, Regimental ( Kitcheners' Wood ) 1. The brass coloured oak leaf and acorn with Canadian Scottish inscribed with a screw type back fastener worn on the epaulette of the DEU Jacket, the Patrol Tunic, and Pipes and Drums Full Dress. It is backed with red felt. 2. A smaller 2/3 size version is authorized for wear on Tunic Cords worn on Blues Patrol Jackets and Mess Kit. Spats, White 1. White Spats are a canvas material that partially covers and protects the shoes or brogues and hose. They derive from strips of cloth that highland soldiers tore from their shirts and wrapped around their ankles to protect their boots and ankles from the rocky terrain of the Portuguese coast during Sir John Moores retreat from Corruna during the Peninsula War. 2. Like shoes, they have a left and right foot. They fasten with white buttons or velcro with the buttons on the outside of the leg. Sporran, Leather 1. The Brown Leather Sporran is the traditional purse of the highlander since the Kilt obviously has no pockets. a. Officer s Pattern - three tassels b. NCM Pattern - no tassels 2. The White Sporran is simply a dress version of this item worn with No. 1 Dress Uniform when the Hair Sporran is not authorized. Sporran. Hair 1. The Hair Sporran is a more formal version of the Pouch. It is worn by Officers, Warrant Officers, Senior Non-Commissioned Officers, and members of the Pipes and Drums. On order from the Commanding Officer the Horse Hair Sporran will be worn by the other ranks. The Hair Sporran or the White Sporran is worn with all Ceremonial orders of dress. 2. Field Officers wear five gold tassels with an engraved cantle and cap badge. 11

12 3. Officers wear two black tassels with a brass cantle with cap badge. 4. NCM s are to wear two black tassels with a silver cantle and cap badge. Tartan, Backing, Cap Badge 1. The Hunting Stewart tartan flash is positioned behind the cap badge on the Balmoral only. Its dimensions are 7.5 cm by 7.5 cm. Red and yellow stripes are to cross diagonally at the center. The red stripe is to be positioned so it runs from the top left to the bottom right of the flash. The flash is to be sewn down in a manner so that it does not become frayed. Tie, Hunting Stewart 1. It is worn by Officers, Chief Warrant Officers and Master Warrant Officers in Service Orders of Dress. 2. Also worn by Pipers and Drummers in service order of dress. 3. May be worn by all ranks in civilian attire. Tie, Regimental Pattern 1. A tricolour tie of the Royal Scot pattern. Polyester, silk, or wool. Diagonal stripes (top left to bottom right), 1 inch broad of oford blue, gosling green and peony red. It may be worn with all civilian attire. Trews, Tartan Slacks Hunting Stewart 1. (Gaelic Truibhas) Trews are trousers made of tartan material. They were originally very tight and worn by chiefs or gentlemen on horseback. Today they have evolved into two types: a. Trews These are worn with mess dress for mess dinners. The Hunting Stewart Tartan is cut with the yellow line of the set down the center front of the leg. The yellow line is not to show below the knee in the leg seam. They are to have one cash pocket and, for Officers, black leather boot straps. b. Slacks These are the Regimental equivalent of Canadian Forces Trousers made of tartan material. They are worn on appropriate occasions in place of the kilt. The Hunting Stewart Tartan is cut so that the yellow line of the set centers the front of the leg and around the edge of the bottom of the slacks. The slacks have no turned up cuff, two side slash pockets and the waist is cut straight across with three cloth loops for the web belt. 12

13 Dress Charts No. 1. DEU Full Accoutrements, - ( X ) on order The highest order of dress that is issued to soldiers. Worn for formal military ceremonies. Glengarry with Cap Badge CF Tunic, Cut-away Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Pips and Crowns Rank Badges Trade & Specialist Badges Reg't Shoulder Titles Army Badge and Name Tag Orders, Medals, Decorations Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon Crimson Net Sash () () CF Tie Reg't Tie, Hunting Stewart CF Shirt, Long Sleeve CF Shirt Collar Rank Badges Reg't Slip-Ons Offr Rank Slip-Ons Sword Belt, White Belt, White, 2 Inch with Buckle Belt, White, Plastic with Buckle Claymore Dirk ( ) () White Gloves Kilt, HS and Kilt Pin Sporran, White Sporran, Hair, NCM ( ) Sporran, Hair, Officer's Sporran, Hair, Field Officer's Diced Hose Top, Rob Roy Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh Spats, White CF Shoes, Black Brogues, Black Reg't Cane, RSM and CSM Drill Cane ( ) 13

14 No. 1A DEU Medals Only, - ( X ) on order Worn with Lovat Hose and no whites. Commonly referred to as Remembrance Day Dress. Is also worn while attending parades, church services or unit levees. Glengarry with Cap Badge CF Tunic, Cut-away Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Pips and Crowns Rank Badges Trade Badges Specialist Badges Army Badge Reg't Shoulder Titles Plastic Name Tag Orders, Medals, Decorations Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon CF Tie Reg't Tie, Hunting Stewart CF Shirt, Long sleeve CF Shirt Collar Rank Badges Reg't Slip-Ons Offr Rank Slip-Ons Black Gloves ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Brown Gloves ( ) ( ) Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Sporran, Brown, NCM Sporran, Brown, Officer's Lovat Hose Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh CF Shoes, Black Brogues, Black Reg't Cane, RSM Pace Stick, CSM Drill Cane ( ) 14

15 No. 1B Full Dress ( Scarlet Doublet ) Currently worn only by the Pipes and Drums. Bonnet, Feather Cap Badge Scarlet Doublet Fly Plaid Cords, Pips and Crowns Cords Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Rank Badges, 1950s style Specialist Badges Reg't Shoulder Titles Orders, Medals, Decorations Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon Crimson Net Sash Undershirt Long Sleeve Sword Belt, White Waist Belt, White, 2 inch Waist Belt, White, Plastic Claymore Dirk ( ) ( ) White Gloves Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Sporran, Hair, NCM Sporran, Hair, Officer's Sporran, Hair, Field Officer's Diced Hose Tops, Rob Roy Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh Spats, White Black Socks CF Shoes, Black Brogues, Black Reg't Cane, RSM Pace Stick, CSM Drill Cane ( ) 15

16 No. 1C Semi Ceremonial (Blue Patrols), - ( X ) on order This order of dress when combined with whites and shoulder cords becomes a higher order of dress than DEU No.1 for Officers, WOs and Sgts of the Reg t. Glengarry with Cap Badge Blue Patrol Jacket Cords, Pips and Crowns Cords Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Rank Badge, Right Sleeve Specialist Badges Reg't Shoulder Titles Orders, Medals, Decorations Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon Crimson Net Sash Undershirt, Long Sleeve Sword Belt, White Waist Belt, White, 2 inch Waist Belt, White, Plastic Claymore Dirk () () White Gloves Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Sporran, Hair, NCM Sporran, Hair, Officer's Sporran, Hair, Field Officer's Diced Hose Tops, Rob Roy Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh Spats, White Black Socks Brogues, Black CF Shoes, Black Reg't Cane, RSM Pace Stick, CSM Drill Cane ( ) When worn with full Rob Roy hose or spats with short hose can be worn as Levee Dress. 16

17 No. 1D Undress Ribbons (Blue Patrols), - ( X ) on order When worn with trews can be used for the Soldiers Christmas Dinner. Can be worn as Mess Dress ( No. 2S ) when worn with full Rob Roy Hose and Hair Sporran. Glengarry with Cap Badge Blue Patrol Jacket Boards, Pips and Crowns Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Rank Badges, Right Sleeve Specialist Badges Reg't Shoulder Titles Orders, Medals, Decorations Ribbons Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon Crimson Net Sash Undershirt Long Sleeve Brown Gloves ( ) ( ) Trews, Hunting Stewart ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Sporran, Brown, NCM Sporran, Hair ( Mess Dress ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Sporran, Brown, Officer's Lovat Hose Diced Hose Tops, Rob Roy ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Spats, White ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Diced Socks, Rob Roy ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh Brogues, Black CF Shoes, Black Reg't Cane, RSM Pace Stick, CSM Drill Cane ( ) For Mess Dress if full Rob Roy hose is not available then hose tops and spats are to be worn. 17

18 No. 2 Mess Dress Standard, - ( X ) on order Regimental or Corps standard as required. No. 2A optional for Summer. Mess Dinner Jacket Scarlet Mess Dinner Jacket White ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Tartan Vest, HS Cumber Bun, HS ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Cords with Rank Insignia Cords Epaulettes Shoulder Titles, Small Shoulder Titles, Large Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Rank Badges, CF Gold Specialist Badges Miniature Medals Winged Collar Dress Shirt Black Bow Tie Dirk ( ) ( ) Trews, Hunting Stewart ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Sporran, Hair, NCM Sporran, Hair, Officer's Sporran, Hair, Field Officer's Diced Socks, Rob Roy Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh Brogues, Black Silver Buckles () () For Mied Dinning In Dinners the kilt is to be worn. For Mess Dinners with regimental members present only, Trews will be the required order of dress. 18

19 No. 2B DEU Mess Service, - ( X ) on order Personnel without Mess Kit or Patrols will wear this order of dress when attending Mess Dinners or Dinning In Dinners. DEU Tunic, Cut-away Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Rank Badges Rank Insignia Specialist Badges Army Badge Reg't Shoulder Titles Ribbons Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon White Shirt Black Bow Tie Dirk ( ) ( ) Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Sporran, White Sporran, Hair, NCM ( ) Sporran, Hair, Officer's Sporran, Hair, Field Officer's Diced Hose Tops, Rob Roy Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh Spats, White Black Socks CF Shoes, Black Brogues, Black No. 2S Mess Blues When the Blues Jacket is worn with Full Rob Roy Hose, Hair Sporran and Kilt it is suitable for Dining In Dinners. Trews are worn for Mess Dinners. Blues Jacket with Insignia Boards Offr, WO and Sgt Sashes Full Rob Roy Hose Hair Sporran Kilt, Hunting Stewart Trews, Hunting Stewart () () () () () 19

20 No. 3A DEU Tunic, Duty Service, No. 3A Long Sleeve Shirt No. 3B Short Sleeve Shirt No. 3C DEU Sweater, - ( ) on order Worn as a working uniform as required. Glengarry with Cap Badge CF DEU Tunic, Cut-away DEU Sweater ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Rank Badges Rank Slip-Ons Trade Badges Specialist Badges Army Badge Reg't Shoulder Titles Plastic Name Tag Ribbons Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon CF Tie Reg't Tie, Hunting Stewart CF Shirt, Long sleeve CF Shirt, Short sleeve ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CF Shirt Collar Rank Badges Reg't Slip-Ons Rank Slip-Ons Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Black Web Belt and Brass ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Sporran, Brown, NCM Sporran, Brown, Officer Lovat Hose Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh CF Shoes, Black Brogues, Black Reg't Cane, RSM Pace Stick, CSM Drill Cane ( ) 20

21 Lt Gov s Levee Dress No. 1C Patrols - ( X ) on order This order of dress will be worn when attending the Levee parade conducted on New Year s morning at the Lt Gov s residence. It remains a Highland order of dress unique to kilted regiments. For unit run levees No. 1A DEU is to be worn. Glengarry with Cap Badge Blue Patrol Jacket Gold Cords with Rank Gold Cords Patrol Shoulder Boards Collar Badges, Brass Collar Badges, Silver Rank Badges Specialist Badges Reg't Shoulder Titles Orders, Medals, Decorations Infantry Sash, Scarlet Infantry Sash, Maroon Crimson Net Sash Sword Belt, White Waist Belt, White, 2 inch Claymore Dirk ( ) White Gloves Kilt, Hunting Stewart Kilt Pin Sporran, Hair, NCM Sporran, Hair, Officer's Sporran, Hair, Field Officer's Diced Hose Top, Rob Roy Full Hose, Rob Roy Garter Flashes, Red Sgian Dubh Spats, White Black Socks Brogues, Black CF Shoes, Black No. 1C Patrols and are worn with full Diced Socks Rob Roy in place of Spats and Hose Tops if available. 21

22 No. 5 Operational ( Garrison ) Balmoral with Cap Badge Combat Shirt Rank Slip On Combat Pants Army Green Undershirt Combat Boots Pace Stick, RSM Pace Stick, CSM Drill Cane ( ) Walking Out Dress - ( X ) on order Worn while attending military related activities in civilian dress. Glengarry with Cap Badge ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Navy Blue Jacket Cap Badge Blazer Crest White Shirt Tie, 3 Colour Flannels, Slate Grey Brogues, Black Army Cadet Dress Cadet units affiliated with The Canadian Scottish Regiment are permitted to wear the following items. DRESS ITEM CIC C/MCPL- C/CWO C/MWO C/WO C/SGT OFFR PTE Cap Badge on Glengarry Cloth Shoulder Titles Reg't Shoulder Titles Tie, Hunting Stewart Regimental Buttons 37 Pattern Belt Brass Kilt, Hunting Stewart Regt Pattern Hair Sporran Brown Sporran 3 Tassel Brown Sporran PT Gear, Regimental Blue - Pantone 289C Regimental PT gear may be any combination of clothing selected by the individual to for the task at hand. The Regimental Blue apparel selected is to have the Canadian Scottish Badge printed or embroidered on the upper left portion of the shirt or jacket. 22

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