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Originally Posted by UntiltedAm I the only one who thinks the idea of "having to earn a priviledge to wear a certain pattern" ridiculous? regardless if it's tartan or regimental ties.I don't think ANY group has the right to POSSESS/OWN a certain pattern.Hell, I'll name the pattern "solid white" the Tilt Tartan. No one can wear white shirt unless you belong to the Tilt Clan.Ridiculous. As cooly says, unless you spend a lot of time in England, or run in circles with lots of british ex-pats cheap nike sandals , it would be a moot point. The best way I can explain it is Fraternity gear. You are in a fraternity right? Wouldn't you be annoyed if a bunch of yahoos who didn't understand your values, who hadn't participated in your rituals, and who didn't know you socially, wore clothing, or had a car decal, or a brand with your fraternity's letters? It is very similar with regimental ties. While you may say they aren't as direct as a bunch of letters, in some circles they are. I could probably tell which Oxford college someone went to just from their tie or scarf. Well regiments, clubs and colleges are a lot like fraternities. In some ways nike heels online shop , they may be more sacred where can i buy nike heels , especially regiments, when they carry the added significance of the sacrifice certian members have made. I know it isn't perfectly analagous, but its the best I can think of right now.