Formal night newbie

[creagdhubh]

Agree totally 100%. It can be dressed up or dressed down. I saw a man last year wearing one with a scarf around his neck. He looked sporty. Totally versatile.

Regards

Chas

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[Kilted Craanen]

I absolutely hate the PC outfit, so I've never even considered buying one. If I ever buy a more formal outfit, It ll be a sheriffmuir jacket. Wore the formal combination of the Argyll in scotland numerous times and never had complaints. Argyll is more versatile too, as has been mentioned before.

[B R Gordon]

I absolutely hate the PC outfit, so I've never even considered buying one. If I ever buy a more formal outfit, It ll be a sheriffmuir jacket. Wore the formal combination of the Argyll in scotland numerous times and never had complaints. Argyll is more versatile too, as has been mentioned before.

I have mixed feelings about the PC. The PC, I believe, is the most misused piece of highland attire. It's worn inappropriately during the day and to all type of occasions, but it is the appropriate wear to black tie events. I have one and I wear it, but only to black tie. I would love to be able to justify purchasing a sheriffmuir, but I never have occasion to wear one.

[piperdown]

I leave in 59 days (not that I'm counting). I will be bringing my Argyll, for versatility and a 4yd'er for weight restrictions. 20 days in the MED.

[B R Gordon]

I leave in 59 days (not that I'm counting). I will be bringing my Argyll, for versatility and a 4yd'er for weight restrictions. 20 days in the MED.

There's only one really important thing to remember. Have fun!!

[Coinneach]

For me, the PC would probably make me feel like I'm in drag. I think the Argyll may just make me feel grown up, which, at my age, may not be a bad thing.