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2nd November 11, 02:37 PM
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Re: Kilts and Clergy wear
If you are swapping the buttons out why not go for the black version of the buttons you already have on the jacket. I presume they are the Lion Rampant buttons? That way you sparkle less but still remain traditional
If I remember correctly the larger buttons are 19mm but are usually simply described as "large" with the sleeves, epaulettes and pockets described as "small"
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2nd November 11, 04:51 PM
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Re: Kilts and Clergy wear
I'm a Protestant Pastor and wear kilt for a number of church occasions. I wear the black Argyle coat and waistcoat silver buttons and all, and never thought of it being untoward. It's formal enough and seems appropriate. The only difference between church outfit and formal Scots events is that I don't wear furry animal sporrans (seem 'showy' and some church folks are very animal rights conscious---I've had church folks very animated by the sporran and never saying a word about the kilt per se) and I don't wear the Sgian Dubh.
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