In the context of Scottish military and ceremonial dress, Feather Plum Hackle are often associated with Glengarry and Balmoral caps, which are traditional Scottish headwear worn as part of certain uniforms. Here’s how feather plum hackles are typically used in this context
- The Glengarry cap is a traditional Scottish cap with a boat-shaped body and a toorie (pom-pom) on top.
- Feather plum hackle are attached to the side of the Glengarry cap, often near the band or ribbon.
- The color of the hackle may have significance depending on the regiment or unit. Different colors may represent different military distinctions or affiliations.
- The Balmoral cap is another traditional Scottish cap, but it has a distinctive flat top and a ribbon hanging down the back.
- Similar to the Glengarry, feather plum hackles are often affixed to the Balmoral cap, usually on the same side as the ribbons.
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Black Feather Hackle Plum 5″
- A "Glengarry Cap Black Feather Hackle Plum" describes a specific style of Glengarry cap, provides a distinctive and traditional touch to the headgear.
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Blue Feather Hackle Plum
- A "Glengarry Cap Black Feather Hackle Plum" describes a specific style of Glengarry cap, provides a distinctive and traditional touch to the headgear.
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Blue over White Feather Hackle Plum
- Blue over White: This indicates the color arrangement of the feathers. It suggests that the hackle features blue feathers at the top, followed by white feathers below. Feather Hackle: A hackle is a decorative plume or bunch of feathers attached to the crown or side of a hat or cap. In this case, it is described as having both blue…
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Feather bonnet hackle Green 12″ long
- A "Feather Bonnet Hackle Green 12" long" refers to a specific type of plume or ornament used on a feather bonnet, often associated with Scottish military regiments, particularly in Highland dress.
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Feather bonnet hackle Red 12″
- A "Feather Bonnet Hackle Green 12" long" refers to a specific type of plume or ornament used on a feather bonnet, often associated with Scottish military regiments, particularly in Highland dress.
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Feather Cock black color white accent
- Feather Cock Theses cock feathers are black in color with a white accent. They are meant to be affixed to your cap. They are 8" tall.
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Feather Hackle Yellow
- A "Glengarry Cap Yellow Feather Hackle Plum" is a Glengarry cap featuring a red feather hackle, with the hackle possibly styled or colored in a way reminiscent of a plum.
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Green Feather Hackle Plum 5″
- A "Glengarry Cap Green Feather Hackle Plum" describes a specific style of Glengarry cap, provides a distinctive and traditional touch to the headgear.
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Irish Tri Color Glengarry Balmoral Hackle Plum
- Irish Tri-Color: This suggests that the headgear incorporates the colors of the Irish national flag, which consists of green, white, and orange vertical stripes. The specific arrangement and design would depend on the details of the headgear.
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Navy Blue Feather Hackle Plum 5″
- A "Glengarry Cap Navy Feather Hackle Plum" is a Glengarry cap featuring a Navy feather hackle, with the hackle possibly styled or colored in a way reminiscent of a plum.
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Red Feather Hackle Plum
- A "Glengarry Cap Red Feather Hackle Plum" is a Glengarry cap featuring a red feather hackle, with the hackle possibly styled or colored in a way reminiscent of a plum.
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Red over White Feather Hackle Plum
- Feather Hackle: A hackle is a decorative plume or bunch of feathers attached to the crown or side of a hat or cap. In this case, it is described as having both red and white feathers.
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White Feather Hackle Plum
- A "White Feather Hackle Plum" is indeed a suitable and traditional ornament for a Glengarry or Balmoral cap. Both the Glengarry and Balmoral caps are types of traditional Scottish headwear often associated with military regiments and Highland dress.
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White over Red Feather Hackle Plum
- A hackle is a decorative plume or bunch of feathers attached to the crown or side of a hat or cap. In this case, it is described as having both white and red feathers.
