Scottish White & Red Glengarry Balmoral Hat

The Balmoral is a traditional Scottish cap (bonnet, or 'bunnet' in Scots), worn as part of Highland dress, whether informal or formal. Dating back to at least the 16th century, the hat takes its name from Balmoral Castle in Scotland, a royal residence. The Balmoral is made from a thick woolen material and features the traditional small pom pom on top (called a 'toorie'), a rose cockade on the side and dovetail ribbons on the back.

F: Waist: For a kilt, measure 2 inches above the hip, level with the gent's navel. For trews do the same. For trousers measure 1 inch above the hip bone. Men tend to breathe in when getting measured so ensure they are relaxed and breathing out.
G: Hip: Please put your feet together, then measure the broadest part of your hips. Ensure that your pockets are empty! It’s not necessary
I: Length: Please kneel on the ground, place the tape on the floor then measure up to your belly button. Remember that kilts shouldn’t be worn too long!