The Royal Regiment of Scotland WO2 and Below Mess Dress - Female

• Mess Jacket

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

Choose one authorised option

• Government 1A Tartan Kilt
• or The Royal Regiment of Scotland Government 1A Tartan Trews
• or SCOTS-Pattern Tartan Long Skirt

Choose one lower-garment outfit. The existing skirt/dress or female-cut trousers remain available, with the matching male-pattern trousers or overalls offered as alternatives by Goldings. Rank, appointment, occasion and mounted-duty conditions remain specific to each option.

• Marcella Shirt

The family-level relationship preserves both source-authorised NCO constructions; it deliberately has no scalar variant selector that would hide the JNCO option.

• Black Bow Tie

The 2025 regimental No. 10A and No. 10B schedules prescribe a black bow tie for this NCO composition. Goldings already supplies the identical bow tie for the Officer and WO1 compositions.

Use the authorised combination for the selected dress variant

• Black Full Brogues
• Black Leather George Boots
• Highland Buckled Evening Shoes
• Women’s Black Court Shoes

No. 10B only: specified for officers and WO1, optional for other eligible NCOs; No. 10A uses buckled evening shoes.

• 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.

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

ADR 09.65 states that female Army personnel do not wear headdress with Nos. 10 or 11 Dress.

Select the authorised insignia for the wearer’s rank

• The Royal Regiment of Scotland Sergeant Rank Badge
• The Royal Regiment of Scotland Staff Sergeant Rank Badge
• The Royal Regiment of Scotland Corporal Rank (Cpl)
• The Royal Regiment of Scotland Lance Corporal Rank (LCpl)
• The Royal Regiment of Scotland Warrant Officer Class 2 Rank (WO2)

For the named junior-NCO rank in No. 10B only; No. 10A is restricted to WO2/SNCOs.

• 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.

• Authorised regimental or corps badges and insignia

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

Mess uses small mounted buttons, not 40-ligne front buttons.

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

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

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

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

• JNCO Dark Blue Silk Mess Cummerbund
• Government 1A Tartan Mess Waistcoat

Tartan waistcoat for WO2 and SNCOs; WO1 uses the officer dark-blue garment. Junior NCOs in No. 10B use their prescribed cummerbund. Waistcoat retained as a uniform source specification; public sale listing withheld because no standalone WordPress product matches.

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

• 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.

• Braces

Required with the No. 10B trews configuration, not with skirt or kilt.

• 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
• 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.