Back in the late '60 and very early '70's I always packed a white formal
jacket. You wore the black for the first formal night and the last, and
when the crew switched to white, so did the passengers.
I don't know where my white jacket went, Charles, probably to Goodwill, but
these days I am thankful that the folks on the cruises we select are still
willing to wear black.
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DG in Cherry Hill, NJ
dick.goldhaber@gmail.com
"Charles" wrote in message
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> In article , WRD
> wrote:
>
> > I read a post recently about the growing practice of men wearing dinner
> > jackets (white) on cruise formal nights. Does anyone have any comments
on
> > this subject?
>
> I have never noticed that this was a growing practice. I have noticed
> one or two people from time to time wearing white dinner jackets. I
> think they look very good. That said no way I am going to pack two
> jackets myself. Hard enough to find room for other stuff.
>
> --
> Charles
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