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Scottish caps worn with pipe band dress (often called pipe band caps) are
traditional headwear associated with Highland dress and military piping
uniforms. The most common types include:

1. Glengarry

A boat-shaped cap with a crease along the top.

Usually made of dark blue, black, or green wool.

Features a rosette cockade on the left side, often with a clan or
regimental badge.

Commonly worn with diced (red and white check) or plain ribbons hanging at
the back.

Very popular in pipe bands worldwide.

2. Balmoral

A round, flat cap with a toorie (pom-pom) on top.

Often knitted or felted wool.

Can be plain or decorated with a regimental badge and ribbons at the back.

Traditionally worn tilted to one side.

3. Feather Bonnet

A tall, dramatic headdress covered in ostrich feathers.

Worn by Highland regiments and some ceremonial pipe bands.

Often paired with a hackle plume in regimental colors.

Used mainly for full dress and parades.

4. Caubeen

A softer, wider cap (similar to an oversized Balmoral).

Adopted by some Irish and Scottish regiments.

Less common in pipe bands but still traditional.

Each style of cap is usually adorned with a cap badge (often showing clan
or regimental insignia), sometimes accompanied by a hackle (colored feather
plume).

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style so you can easily distinguish them?

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