Parade

If you want an OB's badge for your Glengarry, you can get one via Paddo (sp@derivan.com.au). This is the same clan badge as we use on our belt.

If you have an existing glengarry with another badge (e.g. your family crest), that's fine too.

A simple server's vest from Lowes, costing about $50 and removes the need for a belt. View Item

For those that want to step it up, an Argyle Waistcoat looks specular. View Item

Long sleeves white shirt with epaulettes. Sleeves to be rolled up, 4 fingers wide. View Item

For those joining infrequently, a white shirt without epaulettes and with either long or short sleeves will work as an alternative. Other colours cannot be worn. View Item

The default tartan is the school's Black Watch and it's a mandatory when in tattoo uniform. View Item

But if you already have a kilt with a different tartan (e.g. your family tartan), that's fine for OB's parades such as ANZAC Day, etc.

The Piper Kilt Hose takes its look and texture from the classic "Bubble" top hose, however it is integrated into the sock as an extended turn over section. View Item

For those joining infrequently, long white socks are a cheap and easy alternative. View Item

Red please.

Brogues are worn by the touring band for street parades and competitions.

For those joining infrequently and playing in street parades (e.g. ANZAC Day), basic black dress shoes can be worn as an alternate, however sneakers and thongs, etc, cannot.