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11th April 12, 08:35 AM
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I have just re-read some of the posts and noticed that cravats and stocks are mentioned.
In the UK, today, both are seen as a daytime and/or outdoor dress.
The stock is for daywear, out and about in the country - hunting (with horses), shooting or fishing. Active pursuits. A degree of sweatiness might be involved.
The cravat is again daywear for games - tennis, crochet, cricket. And again sweatiness is involved.
Both give a certain amount of freedom round the neck, while maintaining a smartness.
Come the evening a man would wash, put on a fresh shirt and a tie, because the only activity he would be involved in is dancing effortlessly round the room with a beautiful woman in his arms.
Regards
Chas
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