Tweed or sweater?

**knotty** · 14th January 14, 06:47 PM

A sweater would be casual, so would a jacket/shirt without tie.
Personally, I see nothing wrong with argyll jacket & vest with a tie as casual dress. Casual dress is somewhat undefined. Anything from t shirt & flip flops to full tweed & tie can be casual, depending on group standards. I agree with Griz & Dale, if youre in doubt.

**Mikilt** · 14th January 14, 07:16 PM

Go with the tweed.

**piperdbh** · 14th January 14, 08:48 PM

Tweed and tie.

**Fireboykirk** · 14th January 14, 09:02 PM

Thanks gents! I was leaning towards the tweed with a regimental tie. Thinking a charcoal waistcoat as well. I have a new Boyd tartan kilt coming from USAkilts. (Very excited, by the way) once it gets here I'll start worrying about the hose.

**RockyR** · 14th January 14, 09:24 PM

Originally Posted by Fireboykirk

Thanks gents! I was leaning towards the tweed with a regimental tie. Thinking a charcoal waistcoat as well. I have a new Boyd tartan kilt coming from USAkilts. (Very excited, by the way) once it gets here I'll start worrying about the hose.

I didnt see the NAME on the order, but I did see Mac working on a Boyd tartan kilt today. Hmmm...

**JohntheBiker** · 15th January 14, 07:06 AM

Originally Posted by Fireboykirk

Thanks gents! I was leaning towards the tweed with a regimental tie. Thinking a charcoal waistcoat as well. I have a new Boyd tartan kilt coming from USAkilts. (Very excited, by the way) once it gets here I'll start worrying about the hose.

You can't go wrong with this combination.

**Fireboykirk** · 15th January 14, 07:24 AM

That's great to hear Rocky! Maybe it's my lucky day! Did I mention that I'm excited!

**Tobus** · 16th January 14, 06:20 AM

You can't go wrong with tweed. Even if everyone else is dressed very casually, tweed will give you a smart dressy look without being over the top like a PC.

My general rule of thumb is that if I'm even considering tweed against another option, tweed is the right answer.