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Difficult to find an evening dress waistcoat, isn't it?
Bloody things are like hen's teeth.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:38, 3 replies, latest was 11 years ago)
Have you tried Ede & Ravenscroft?

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:41, Reply)
I have no idea what that is but they sound like the tailors from the Fast Show

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:50, Reply)
That's more or less them
The make pretty much all university gowns. As well as the uniforms for a few public schools.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:51, Reply)
^TGGI
but they are £150+.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:53, Reply)
I have indeed looked at Ede and Ravenscroft.
Unfortunately, the one I like is 175 pounds, which is a little much for a suit I wear around once a year to events where people frequently don't bother with a bow tie.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:12, Reply)
Povvo.

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:26, Reply)
Haha, I am merely being efficient.
I'll probably have to stick with a cummerbund for now, but I am not a fan of wearing those.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:30, Reply)
cummerbunds are for the lower orders who wear clip-on bow ties.
Such as Stunned.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:35, Reply)
He can borrow mine if he likes.

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:37, Reply)
Oh, I've seen people wearing notched lapels
without a waist covering at all. Cummerbunds are fine, I'm just getting a little chubby to get away with them.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:37, Reply)
What do you want one for?
and, how are you differentiating an evening dress waistcoat from a general patterned one? or do you want a black one?
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:51, Reply)
Also,
not really
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:54, Reply)
You can pay the £40 over 3 months!!!!

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:57, Reply)
I'll be honest, I didn't read it
as waistcoats in general are for cunts.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:57, Reply)
and?

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:58, Reply)
and I've already got plenty of them hohohohoho.

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 15:59, Reply)
hmmm
that is a different angle from the one I was going for, but it still works. 2/10.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:05, Reply)
That is not an evening dress waistcoat.
That is a black informal waistcoat for a business suit.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:11, Reply)
I want one for my dinner jacket
So yes black and certainly not patterned. Good God, man.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:10, Reply)
£175.

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:12, Reply)
If I could justify it, I'd be all over it.
Sadly I work for a company the director of which wears waistcoats with clowns on. I feel like a dinosaur at these things.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:16, Reply)
I can get a screen printed one of my face

(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:17, Reply)
I'm having Blazer woes right now.
I want one that's a bit fashion forward but still formal.

Elbow patches are so last year.
(, Mon 18 Nov 2013, 16:43, Reply)

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