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3rd October 13, 05:39 PM
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 Originally Posted by fortcollinsjerry
I realize that BLACK is the traditional color for evening wear
This is not the case, though black PCs have become so ubiquitous recently that I can understand how one would get that impression.
Here in the 1936 Anderson catalogue you can see that no black Evening Dress jackets are shown

Prince Charlies in all sorts of colours, including white, grey, red, navy blue, royal blue, powder blue, Archer Green, Kelly green, and brown show up on Ebay all the time.
This strange orange one was discussed here
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And there's this one...
Last edited by OC Richard; 3rd October 13 at 05:47 PM.
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3rd October 13, 08:29 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by OC Richard
And there's this one...
It appears this one might belong to a chap going to a formal event at The Home Depot.....possibly the Kilt Section of the store.... 
Hawk
Shawnee / Anishinabe and Clan Colquhoun
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5th October 13, 06:23 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by Hawk
It appears this one might belong to a chap going to a formal event at The Home Depot.....possibly the Kilt Section of the store....
Hawk
Or getting in a little deer hunting on the way to a black tie event. Of course you'd have to wear your hunting tartan. Oh and in our zone you'd require a blaze orange balmoral, too.
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9th October 13, 03:33 AM
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PC colors
I was never keen on the idea of the gentlemen looking like a flock of penguins, while the ladies appear as lovely flowers. I think it's time to re-vamp our ideas of what constitutes men's formal attire.
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3rd October 13, 08:29 PM
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au contraire
This, too, may be one of those cases where one person will readily do what another never would, but I have in fact worn my red PC to black tie events. In some circles it is not unusual for someone to wear a dinner jacket that is not black or white. I guess it depends on where you go. I think the colorful nature of tartan undermines any ideas of black tie as all black and white. But, anyway, I am attempting to upload a couple of shots of my red PC.
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3rd October 13, 08:31 PM
#6
one more
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4th October 13, 06:47 AM
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I have a few different colours, as the mood and event varies, and I think I have a black one as well somewhere...

and I could have used the orange PC as it is sort of a 'regimental' colour for a group, but alas too small...
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4th October 13, 09:20 AM
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Glen, your photo array makes you look like a tribe of very happening back up singers- the McPips,perhaps
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4th October 13, 09:50 AM
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 Originally Posted by Glen
I have a few different colours, as the mood and event varies, and I think I have a black one as well somewhere...
and I could have used the orange PC as it is sort of a 'regimental' colour for a group, but alas too small...
Just want to say that I have liked your grey PC since you first showed it to us.
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5th October 13, 11:38 PM
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