Army Standing Orders for Dress

SD6 - Scottish Dress Six—Pipes and Drums Ceremonial Dress No 2

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Serial	Item of Dress	Remarks
1	Bonnet Glengarry/Balmoral/Feather
2	Claymore	WO1 note (b)
3	Cross belt
4	Emblems of unit and individual awards
5	Gaiters Highland
6	Garter flashes
7	Gloves leather brown	Note (c)
8	Hose-tops diced
9	Jacket Ceremonial White	Note (a)
10	Kilt regimental
11	Orders, decorations and medals
12	Sash scarlet	Note (e)
13	Sgian dubh Optional
14	Shoes highland black
15	Sporran, ceremonial	Note (d)
16	Waist belt, regimental

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This order of Scottish dress is worn by members of Pipes and Drums when performing
ceremonial activities in warm weather.

Notes:

(a) Jacket White Ceremonial Australian Army Band Corps, modified.
(b) May be worn instead of sword and accessories.
(c) Worn by WO1 on parade as ordered. Optional when not on parade.
(d) The type worn is to be in accordance with regimental customs. (Normally Horse Hair Ceremonial.)
(e) WO2, SSGT and SGT of the RA Inf.