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We see quite a few English boys wearing kilt outfits in the 1890s. We see boys wearing kilts with a variety of jackets. Black jackets with military buttons seem a popular choice. Some had matching vests (waiscoats). Some were done in velvet. Eton collars seem popular. As far as we can tell, kilts in England continued to be a kind of party outfits for younger boys. We see some older boys that seem to be wearing kilt outdits as a ciostume. Often the English kilt outfits were not complete Highlands outfits. Often we do not see the English boys wearing sporans. Kilts are almost always wirn with knee socks, but Argyle socks do not seem as popular as in Scotland.
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