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8th February 08, 10:30 PM
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Simple answer for a simple question. That being said, is there any real rule against a charcoal gray jacket for semi-dress to formal? I've never been one to wear black, even at weddings or funerals. I have several brown and charcoal suits, though I'm really not sure if there is a hard and fast rule.
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8th February 08, 11:05 PM
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 Originally Posted by JamieKerr
Simple answer for a simple question. That being said, is there any real rule against a charcoal gray jacket for semi-dress to formal? I've never been one to wear black, even at weddings or funerals. I have several brown and charcoal suits, though I'm really not sure if there is a hard and fast rule.
I purchased my Braemar and waistcoat from Rocky at USAKilts. I went with the tweed crag so dark a grey it's almost black. I love it and think it's more versatile than plain black. I'd wear this to anything semi-formal to formal. I can't see me ever needing a PC but if I go to such a function I have an ex- Royal Navy mess jacket that would fit the bill. I only wish I could justify getting the matching tweed kilt.
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