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What colour tie to wear
A first for me: I will be wearing a black Argyle jacket and waistcoat with my Burnett and Struth's ancient MacKay kilt to my niece's wedding next January. I was thinking of wearing a black neck tie but was wondering what other colours would be suitable. Also should the colour of my hose match my tie?
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Just grab the tie you would wear with a black jacket, and don't worry about it.
Or as Jock Scot would say, don't get all wound up about this matching business.
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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I wish to disagree with TC.
I personally hate ties that have the same colour as the jacket. if you are wearing a while shirt I'd probably go for blue one (not too dark >_>) if you are wearing the ancient mackay I see on google and not the mackay blue ancient.
I also think in this case that if you have a tie in the same blue as on the tartan (I think this is lovat blue?), you should wear lovat blue kilt hose with green flashes. (blue is not as 'POOF LOOK AT ME' as green)
Isn't planning your outfit 7 months ahead a bit too committed though?
Hope this helps.
Daniël
p.s. you could even try getting a slightly green shirt so that you have a happy, colourful but not too 'LOOK AT ME!' outfit ^_^
Most men, they'll tell you a story straight through. It won't be complicated, but it won't be interesting either. - Edward Bloom (Big Fish)
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 Originally Posted by Kilted Craanen
I wish to disagree with TC.
I personally hate ties that have the same colour as the jacket. if you are wearing a while shirt I'd probably go for blue one (not too dark >_>) if you are wearing the ancient mackay I see on google and not the mackay blue ancient.
I also think in this case that if you have a tie in the same blue as on the tartan (I think this is lovat blue?), you should wear lovat blue kilt hose with green flashes. (blue is not as 'POOF LOOK AT ME' as green)
Isn't planning your outfit 7 months ahead a bit too committed though?
Hope this helps.
Daniël
p.s. you could even try getting a slightly green shirt so that you have a happy, colourful but not too 'LOOK AT ME!' outfit ^_^
Just to make sure I was clear, I did not say to wear a black tie with a black jacket. I said grab the tie that you would wear with a black jacket. That means don't grab the chocolate brown tie.
However, we have been told over and over to not worry about toning the tie with the kilt or hose or anything when wearing a kilt; it's a... Scottish thing, I guess.
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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For my sake, you can match tie colour with one of the colours of your tartan.
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I only wear a black tie with an Argyll to funerals. I'd go with either Lovat Blue or green for both hose & tie myself.
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I would say Lovat Blue or Lovat Green for the tie, I personally like to wear a wool tie with my kilt, I would also wear Lovat Blue or Lovat Green hose with contrasting garter ties.
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well
I would just follow one rule here. Do not dress as flashy or flashier then the groom and groomsmen. If you need a black tie to quiet your look down then go for it. Just my humble opinion.
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I personally would not wear a black necktie other than to a funeral. Go for a self-coloured tie to tone in with your tartan.
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12th May 09, 06:53 AM
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Thank you. I also thought black would be more appropriate for funerals.
Why 7 months ahead? Because this will be my first opportunity to wear my Argyle and I am REALLY looking forward to it.
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