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Trews
Sir John Sinclair by Henry Raeburn, 1794–95. Sir John wears leather-trimmed trews of fabric cut on the straight grain.
Sir John Sinclair by Henry Raeburn, 1794–95. Sir John wears leather-trimmed trews of fabric cut on the straight grain.
17th century Scottish mercenary (centre) wearing an early example of trews, or possibly tartan hosen and breeches.
17th century Scottish mercenary (centre) wearing an early example of trews, or possibly tartan hosen and breeches.
Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders (formerly Seaforth's; 78th, later 72nd Regiment of Foot) during a trews-wearing period, c. 1844
Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders (formerly Seaforth's; 78th, later 72nd Regiment of Foot) during a trews-wearing period, c. 1844
Highland dancer wearing trews
Highland dancer wearing trews
King Edward VII in a tweed Argyll jacket, kilt and Glengarry bonnet (1904)
King Edward VII in a tweed Argyll jacket, kilt and Glengarry bonnet (1904)
James Carnegie, 3rd Duke of Fife, in a plain-cuff Crail jacket (1984)
James Carnegie, 3rd Duke of Fife, in a plain-cuff Crail jacket (1984)
Highlanders wearing kilts, plaids, bonnets, and an early example of trews; 1631 German engraving.
Highlanders wearing kilts, plaids, bonnets, and an early example of trews; 1631 German engraving.
The Highland Wedding, David Allan (1780)
The Highland Wedding, David Allan (1780)