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    That doesn't look like a PC that Turpin is wearing as the waistcoat buttons look too high...

    But as a general rule of thumb gentlemen do not wear headgear indoors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McClef View Post
    That doesn't look like a PC that Turpin is wearing as the waistcoat buttons look too high...

    But as a general rule of thumb gentlemen do not wear headgear indoors.
    It is possible to wear a 5 button weskit with the pc, however most people wear a 3 button one. The 5 button works especially well since Turpin is wearing a neck tie not a bow tie. Generally speaking now headwear inside except as previously noted

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    Quote Originally Posted by McClef View Post
    That doesn't look like a PC that Turpin is wearing as the waistcoat buttons look too high...

    But as a general rule of thumb gentlemen do not wear headgear indoors.
    All right, all right, all right! I was mistaken. He was wearing an argyl.

    But since I consider both the arhyl and the PC about the same level of dress, i.e., equivalent to black tie, I still think the point is well made.

    A glengarry is fine with a PC.
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