Traditionally British clothes and uniforms.

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Traditionally British clothes and uniforms.
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New words and expressions

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British Uniforms

• As Great Britain is known for its traditions
  there are famous British uniforms, such as the
  Beefeaters and Guards

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The Yeomen Warders or the Beefeaters

• The Yeomen Warders of Her Majesty's Royal Palace
  and Fortress the Tower of London, popularly known
  as the Beefeaters, are ceremonial guardians of
  the Tower of London.
• In principle they are responsible for looking
  after any prisoners at the Tower and safeguarding
  the British crown jewels, but in practice they
  act as tour guides and are a tourist attraction
  in their own right.

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Britania

• Britannia was originally the Latin name that the
  Roman Empire gave to the island of Great Britain
  and its possessions thereupon. It has since
  become a figure of national personification of
  the United Kingdom.

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British Guards

• The British Army has such regiments as Horse
  Guards and Foot Guards.
• There are also Queens Guards, who are
  responsible for Buckingham Palace and St.Jamess
  Palace

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Traditionally British clothes

• There are also traditionally British clothes,
  which have a long history.

• Such clothes as a bowler hat, a balaclava, a
  cardigan, wellington boots and a kilt were
  invented in the UK

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The Bowler Hat

• It was designed by the hatters James and George
  Lock.It had the name iron hat. The Locks sent
  their design to the hatmakers Thomas and William
  Bowler who produced the prototype of the hat. The
  "iron hat" later picked up the name Bowler
  because of its makers' family name.

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The Wellington Boots

• The Wellington boot are also known as a welly, a
  wellie, a gumboot or a rubber boot
• Duke of Wellington gave his name to these boots.
• These boots were at first made of leather.
• Now Wellington boots are waterproof and are most
  often made from rubber or a synthetic equivalent.

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A Cardigan

• A cardigan is a type of sweater/jumper with
  buttons or zips down the front.
• It was named after Lord Cardigan, a British
  military commander, during his service in the
  Crimean War.
• It is usually machine or hand knitted from wool.
  
• Cardigans are worn both by men and women.

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A Balaclava

• A balaclava, balaclava helmet or ski mask is a
  form of headgear covering the whole head,
  exposing only the face (and often only the eyes).
• The name "balaclava" comes from the town of
  Balaclava in Crimea. During the Crimean War,
  knitted balaclavas were sent over to the British
  troops to help protect them from the bitter cold
  weather.
• They are traditionally knitted from wool. Modern
  balaclavas can be made from a number of
  materials, such as silk, cotton, polypropylene,
  neoprene, wool or fleece.
• Modern balaclavas are also used in outdoor winter
  sports activities such as skiing or snowboarding
  to help protect the face from the cold wind and
  maintain warmth.

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A Kilt

• A kilt is a traditional garment of Scottish
  culture.
• The modern traditional kilt is typically seen at
  modern-day Highland games gatherings in Scotland
  and elsewhere throughout the world.
• Today most Scotsmen see the kilt as formal dress
  or ceremonial dress.
• Kilts are usually made of wool.

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Look at famous people in kilts
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Name these items of clothing
The Bowler Hat
A Balaclava
A Kilt
A Cardigan
The Wellington Boots
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