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No. 1 Style
worn by clanswomen. The sash is worn over the right shoulder across
the breast and is secured by a pin or small brooch on the right
shoulder.
No. 2 Style
worn by Chief tainesses, wives of clan chiefs and wives of the
Colonels of Scottish Regiments. The sash which may be rather fuller
in size is worn over the left shoulder and secured with a brooch on
the left shoulder.
No. 3 Style
worn by ladies who have married out of their clan, but who still
wish to use their original clan tartan. The sash usually longer than
No 1 style, is worn over the right shoulder secured there with a pin
and fastened in a large bow on the left hip.
No. 4 Style
worn by country dancers or where any lady desires to keep the front
of the dress clear of the sash (as, for example, when wearing the
ribbon of a chivalric order, or any orders and decorations). This
style is similar to the belted plaid, and is really a small arisaid.
It is buttoned on at the back of the waist, or is held by a small
belt, and is secured at the right shoulder by a pin or small brooch,
so that the ends fall backwards from the right shoulder and swing at
the back of the right arm.
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