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Brand: Gaelic Themes
Model: G-GLENS
The Glengarry developed out of the traditional Scottish Bonnet, akin to the Balmoral, Tam o' Shanter or Kilmarnock, but with the significant difference in that it could be folded. In military units, this meant that the bonnet could be carried under the epaulettes when not being worn. Emerging from t..
£49.50
Ex Tax:£41.25
Brand: Gaelic Themes
Model: A-CJR01
In 1688 King James VII of Scotland and II of England was deposed, in what became known as the 'Glorious Revolution'. Supporters of the exiled Stuart monarchs became known as ‘Jacobites’. James attempted to regain his throne in 1689, ultimately being defeated in Ireland at the Battle of the Boyn..
£15.00
Ex Tax:£12.50
Brand: Gaelic Themes
Model: S1 Navy Bonnet
A simple one-size-fits-all Navy Arrochar Tweed bonnet. When sat flat this measures 28cm diameter. ..
£30.00
Ex Tax:£25.00
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Brand: Gaelic Themes
Model: G-BALD
In the seventeenth century the 'blue bonnet' was universal in the Lowlands of Scotland, and in the Highlands by the eighteenth. From this distinctly Scottish piece of headgear developed the Tam o' Shanter, Kilmarnock and Balmoral bonnets. The Balmoral is the more formal of these, although it can be ..
£12.00 £40.80
Ex Tax:£10.00
Brand: Gaelic Themes
Model: G-KIL
There were two types of Kilmarnock Bonnet, one was a tall hat, like a woollen top hat with out the brim. The second, here, was a bit like the Balmoral, but with a stiffened brim and without the tails. All Scottish bonnets ultimately derived from the classic 'Blue Bonnet' of previous centuries, with ..
£36.00
Ex Tax:£30.00
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