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I'm not trying to start another long thread about the dress code. I just finished reading a lot of those and I have to say we don't need another one! I have what I hope is a simple question. On casual nights is a nice polo shirt and pair of khakis acceptable for men?

 

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You don't mention the pants. Are they optional for an Englishman?

 

Pants are things that gentlemen wear underneath their trousers.

 

Although looking at some guests there is a wide interpretation of casual.

 

Each to their own,I don't care what others wear as long as I am having a good time and feel comfortable.

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Pants are things that gentlemen wear underneath their trousers.

 

Although looking at some guests there is a wide interpretation of casual.

 

Each to their own,I don't care what others wear as long as I am having a good time and feel comfortable.

 

 

Superman was a gentleman, and he wore his on the outside. :p

 

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See what I mean by different interpretations.

This dress code lark is a minefield to those that do not have a clue.

 

Yes ... and 'er indoors has 'ad a proper close butchers at that picture and she has her own theory about why they called 'im Superman ......;)

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I'm not trying to start another long thread about the dress code. I just finished reading a lot of those and I have to say we don't need another one! I have what I hope is a simple question. On casual nights is a nice polo shirt and pair of khakis acceptable for men?

 

Thanks.

Throw a sport coat over it, and voilà, informal night.

 

 

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Elasticated gussets.

 

Maximum give, minimum surprises, extraordinary expanding elegance. Dress like an accordion, that's my secret.

 

:D

 

As long as you don't play "Lady of Spain" with your pants we're fine.

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As long as you don't play "Lady of Spain" with your pants we're fine.

 

 

No,

jeffs signature tune is I'm in the mood for love.

And for a encore he does Peas release me let me go.

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Oh my gosh! When I went back to see if I had any responses to my original question and I saw how many responses I had I thought I had generated another one of these awful dress code threads! I was so happy to see the humorous responses along with good advice.

 

Back to packing the suitcases

 

Thanks all.

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I like to wear a bow tie and nothing else! My better half always tells me she has "nothing to wear" her wardrobe is stuffed full of clothes!!! I guess a lady can't have too many tops eh? :cool:

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I like to wear a bow tie and nothing else! My better half always tells me she has "nothing to wear" her wardrobe is stuffed full of clothes!!! I guess a lady can't have too many tops eh? :cool:

 

 

I have never met a lady with too many tops. I have always yearned for more.

 

If you wear a bow tie and nothing else I guess that means that there will always be two dickies on show at any one time at dinner? I just hope that they both do you proud. :)

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I have never met a lady with too many tops. I have always yearned for more.

 

If you wear a bow tie and nothing else I guess that means that there will always be two dickies on show at any one time at dinner? I just hope that they both do you proud. :)

 

Of course it does depend upon where you where your bow tie,you don't want two dickies colliding and fighting for pole position.

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