Tuxedo Sharp Coat Light gray It used to be that

It used to be that wealthy men were required to change from their dusty sporting tweeds into crisp black tailcoats for dinner in the evenings

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Tuxedo Sharp Coat Light gray It used to be thatThe Buffery Tuxedo Sharp Coat is the formal version of our Sharp Suit Coat distinguished by a satin facing and satin buttons. It used to be that wealthy men were required to change from their dusty sporting tweeds into crisp black tailcoats for dinner in the evenings, paired with white pique vest and matching tie, thus the term "white tie and tails." Queen Victoria's playboy son, Prince Edward VII, wanted something less formal for evenings at his