The Royal Regiment of Scotland No. 1 Dress - Male

• Royal Regiment of Scotland No. 1 Tunic Ceremonial (green)**
• Royal Regiment of Scotland Patrol Tunic**
• Archer-Green Doublet

Specified by the dress evidence but not separately listed as a Goldings product for this uniform.

• Government 1A Tartan Kilt

Male SCOTS No. 1 Dress uses the Government 1A kilt. The stocked Blues Trews card belongs to the officer No. 10B alternative and must not be inferred into No. 1 Dress from its legacy WordPress Blues category.

• Collarless White Shirt

The route-local regulation supplies the exact No. 1 Dress construction and supersedes generic or WordPress-derived shirt associations.

• Authorised No. 1 neck treatment

The cited local dress schedule governs this contingent component category, but it does not identify a separate Goldings product or a safe atomic source article.

Use the authorised combination for the selected dress variant

• Black Full Brogues
• Highland Buckled Evening Shoes

No. 1A/1B use black full brogues, while No. 1C expressly changes to buckled evening Highland shoes. The source-defined No. 1C article is a separable catalogue product regardless of WordPress status.

Use the authorised combination for the selected dress variant

• Royal Regiment of Scotland Diced Hose Tops and Scarlet Flashes
• Royal Regiment of Scotland Full Ball Hose and Scarlet Flashes

The dress evidence is retained. Items outside the approved Goldings stock range remain source components; any remaining public products in this slot are listed separately.

• White Cotton Gloves

Supplied as a separately displayed Goldings product.

• Lowland-Pattern Glengarry

Blackcock feather in No. 1 and No. 2A; bare Glengarry in No. 2B/C and officer/WO1 Mess, subject to separately prescribed band exceptions. The Glengarry are retained as a source requirement with the public product listing hidden at the owner’s request.

Select the authorised insignia for the wearer’s rank

• 1 Inch Gold Metal Crowns
• 1 Inch Gold Metal Bath Stars

Officer No. 1 or No. 2 selected order, according to substantive rank.

• Authorised rank carrier for the wearer and garment

The cited local dress schedule governs this contingent component category, but it does not identify a separate Goldings product or a safe atomic source article.

• Royal Regiment of Scotland Four-Part Cap Badge
• Royal Regiment of Scotland No. 1 Dress Embroidered Collar Badges

Supplied through the displayed Goldings product options.

• Royal Regiment of Scotland 30 Ligne Gilt Button
• Royal Regiment of Scotland 30 Ligne Gilt Screw Button
• Royal Regiment of Scotland 30 Ligne Gold-Anodised Button
• Royal Regiment of Scotland 40 Ligne Gilt Button
• Royal Regiment of Scotland 40 Ligne Gold-Anodised Button

Select the size, finish and fastening required for the particular garment position; these are alternatives, not three required purchases of the same button.

• Authorised regimental or corps-pattern sword

The cited local dress schedule governs this contingent component category, but it does not identify a separate Goldings product or a safe atomic source article.

• Royal Regiment of Scotland Highland Broadsword and Scabbard System

Broadsword with the appropriate scabbard only in No. 1A, No. 1C and No. 2A; no sword in No. 1B.

• Sword knot appropriate to the authorised sword and occasion

The cited local dress schedule governs this contingent component category, but it does not identify a separate Goldings product or a safe atomic source article.

• Authorised sword belt, slings or frog

The cited local dress schedule governs this contingent component category, but it does not identify a separate Goldings product or a safe atomic source article.

Not part of the standard composition for this role and order of dress.

• White Ceremonial Crossbelt
• White Issue-Plastic Waistbelt
• Royal Regiment of Scotland Crimson Silk Shoulder Sash

No. 1A/C requires a shoulder sash; No. 1B has no sash. The cross belt remains a source requirement; its separate sale listing is withheld at the owner’s request.

• Authorised shoulder cords, chains or details

The cited local dress schedule governs this contingent component category, but it does not identify a separate Goldings product or a safe atomic source article.

No. 1 uses the kilt, not brace-supported trews.

• Authorised spurs for an entitled wearer

Spurs apply only to an entitled wearer with compatible overalls or mounted footwear.

• Orders, decorations and medals as entitled

Orders, decorations and medals are selected by individual entitlement and the occasion.

• Authorised lanyard or aiguillette where entitled

A lanyard or aiguillette is worn only where local custom or individual entitlement requires it.

• Green Kilt Rosettes
• The Royal Regiment of Scotland White-Hair Sporran
• Royal Regiment of Scotland Highlanders-Pattern White Gaiters
• The Royal Regiment of Scotland Sgian Dubh

The dress evidence is retained. Items outside the approved Goldings stock range remain source components; any remaining public products in this slot are listed separately.

• No. 3 Staff Aiguillettes

Offer the same No.3 Staff pattern conditionally, only for an entitled ADC/Military Assistant/Flag Lieutenant appointment and official duty during that appointment; ordinary officer status alone confers no entitlement.