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What is the most casual men's clothing I can wear on Queen Victoria Britannia Room


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I don't think I've ever seen anyone wear a tie with a polo shirt.

That wasn't the issue, nor is a tie required on informal night.

 

It may not be your (or my) sartorial cup of tea, but it nominally meets the requirement and as such is suitable for a discussion of "What is the most casual men's clothing I can wear on Queen Victoria Britannia Room?"

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NO!! Polo shirts are just jumped-up T-shirts. When Cunard states "shirts" it means a proper shirt with a real collar, capable of maintaining a tie if desired.

 

The informal dress code only states that a tie is optional. It makes no reference to the need for a shirt.

 

To the OP: A polo shirt would be fine IMHO, particularly on the first and last nights.

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We have done seven or eight TA crossing on the QM2. On some crossing it is Tux with hand tied bow-ties on formal night and ties with jackets on informal nights. Other times 70% dark suits on formal night and 70% jacket without ties on informal night. The dreaded jeans occasionally appear in casino after 10 PM.

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No it doesn't who cares and who will know how much your suit cost you can spend a fortune on a dinner suit and still look no better.

 

Maybe no one cares, but a Gieves & Hawkes bespoke dinner suit would stand out as class, a £50 one would say Moss Bros IMO.

 

David

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. I had a company in the marine service industry for 20 years. 80% of my customers where either doctors, lawyers or bank managers. They always had great suits and never paid the bill or the credit card declined. The average guy in sweats always paid cash and was happy. It was a small marina and all the other vendors stayed in touch. Some never got service again unless it was cash. If you look at people by the clothes they wear you have no clue.

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We were on the QM2 first world cruise a few years ago , the first segment Florida to San Francisco around the horn. The cruise was about 30 nights and all but 3 or 4 were formal. The first and last night were the ONLY casual nights. My spouse will not do another Cunard although we loved the ship and itinerary

 

 

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. I had a company in the marine service industry for 20 years. 80% of my customers where either doctors, lawyers or bank managers. They always had great suits and never paid the bill or the credit card declined. The average guy in sweats always paid cash and was happy. It was a small marina and all the other vendors stayed in touch. Some never got service again unless it was cash. If you look at people by the clothes they wear you have no clue.

 

That is so true!

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NO!! Polo shirts are just jumped-up T-shirts. When Cunard states "shirts" it means a proper shirt with a real collar, capable of maintaining a tie if desired.

 

My dear wife bought me a polo shirt many years ago which I only wore once as I did not like the style. However I did find some use for it when polishing the car. It did make a brilliant polisher and lasted me for many years. I also found it very useful for mopping up a small oil spill in my garage.

( I had of course cut it into sections ).

My wife of course was NOT amused.

:eek:

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