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1st July 05, 09:55 PM
#11
Really!
The distinctions are blurred today-but the actuality is that the 'dress tartan' tends to be brighter and so more suitable for formal/evening wear.
Whilst the more sombre hunting is a practical sombre garment more suitable for day/hunting wear.
To refer to a dress tartan as being for the ladies, or girly is entirely wrong.
As is the assumption that it has much white 'arisaid': my own dress tartan has no white at all.
Being brighter it lends itself to dancing/parties etc, and so will be adopted for such activities by those who otherwise might not wear the kilt: but that does not diminish in the least it's being a tartan to be worn by men.
James
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