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26th July 18, 07:47 AM
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Oyster Roast Attire
I will be attending a fall oyster roast that is typically business-casual attire. Like most in this group, I prefer to risk over-dressing than under-dressing. Any suggestions/pics?
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26th July 18, 08:53 AM
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As soon as you're in a traditional kilt, you're way over-dressed, so tone it down with an open collar, short-sleeve shirt or a jumper if it's cooler. Day-wear sporran and self-coloured hose, but with nice shoes, not sneakers or boots.
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26th July 18, 09:48 AM
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Shell fish are juicy so expect splashing of liquids and if alcohol is included, it is a certainty. Think of cleaning methods for later but don't lose focus while having fun.
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26th July 18, 04:24 PM
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 Originally Posted by Tarheel
Shell fish are juicy so expect splashing of liquids and if alcohol is included, it is a certainty. Think of cleaning methods for later but don't lose focus while having fun.
An excellent reason to own a Teflon coated PV kilt!
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well, that comes from poor judgement."
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26th July 18, 05:24 PM
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31st July 18, 11:39 AM
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For Fall occasions, such as oyster roasts, which of the following footwear would you prefer: Brogues, brogue boots, or chukka boots? I realize it comes down to personal style, but I believe (second to the kilt) that the shoes tell the story.
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31st July 18, 12:53 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by 230Ball
For Fall occasions, such as oyster roasts, which of the following footwear would you prefer: Brogues, brogue boots, or chukka boots? I realize it comes down to personal style, but I believe (second to the kilt) that the shoes tell the story.
For me, it would be less about the season and more about the level of dress of the event. For business casual, I'd stick with brogues.
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31st July 18, 01:43 PM
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I dig footwear. Here are my thoughts for your situation.
Fall setting. On the shore or grassy knoll - boots. On a patio - Oxfords or wingtips. Inside - same as patio but shined brighter. Comfort beats style in my mind but I have comfortable and stylish shoes and boots.
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