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    You just can't beat a cravat, it beats a tie any time.

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    The GREAT thing T like about cravats is the VARIETY of looks you can create with how you tie it. Here is a site to start with.
    http://www.gentlemansjabot.com/HowToTie.htm

    NOTE 1/2 the FUN is learning how to make the "knots".

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    Quote Originally Posted by puffer View Post
    I can not speak the "styles" in Scotland, BUT IMHO, a Cravat is the most STYLISH neck wear available for "DRESS WEAR. I own 5

    Here is an idea on how the look. NOTE - the shirt is a "stand up collar",( it was chosen because of the vest collar & type of knot used.



    Puffer
    I agree the cravat is a very good look... but also the jacket / waistcoat !! Would love to more about them, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KFCarter View Post
    I agree the cravat is a very good look... but also the jacket / waistcoat !! Would love to more about them, too.
    So as not to "hijack" this thread PM me or email me

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    Is the cravat only for evening wear?
    I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
    Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ted Crocker View Post
    Is the cravat only for evening wear?
    Ted, It depends on the style of the cravat. Some perhaps yes, but if you think ASCOT then NO. i have fpr years worn the "shorter" style cravats, ascots etc. for casual to "relaxed" dress wear.

    Again see the site I posted & look around.

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    I can't look at the pictures, Puffer. Anyway, I've been wondering if there were something to take the place of a four-in-hand tie when wearing a daywear jacket and five button waistcoat. Perhaps an ASCOT would work?
    Last edited by Bugbear; 24th April 09 at 12:08 AM.
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    For formal events, I have begun wearing a jabot.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan Shortbread Jock View Post
    Most weddings and events in Scotland every one seems to have the cravat.
    This fashion has not reached plaque proportions up here yet, but yes, I see more cravats than I used to. I cannot find any enthusiasm for those ruche tie things though.

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    Actually, the four-in-hand tie I have for my Corduroy daywear jacket is fairly nice. It's wool... It was my step father's, , and so was the corduroy jacket.

    Guess I'll just stick with that because if I were asked to wear my kilt to a wedding, that's all I have.
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