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PG Dress Code #64764 07/25/04 04:05 PM
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DW wants to pack me a sports jacket for the Captain's welcome cocktail party. I say its not neccessary.

What say you, LCT travellers?

Re: PG Dress Code #64765 07/25/04 04:14 PM
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I copied this from Ngaire's great site:

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What about the Captains welcome aboard party is that also "Country Club Casual"? On the Paul Gauguin Tahiti cruises, the Alaskan and Bermuda cruises the dress code is Country Club Casual. This dress code is described below. Often the cruise booklet may suggest "you may wish to bring a jacket for the Captain's welcome aboard party". This is purely up to you. A tie would not be necessary, you will see some men in jackets or blazers. However you will also see people in the "Country Club Casual attire.



Re: PG Dress Code #64766 07/25/04 07:42 PM
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...and then Ngaire said on another thread she is NOT packing a jacket for Ken! Only posting this since it is PG specific. Diamond may be different, according to Marc and also Ngaire.

Re: PG Dress Code #64767 07/25/04 07:52 PM
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Hi, Robbo!

A jacket is certainly not necessary on the PG. Yet, many of us (men) chose to bring and wear one at times (if we have one we like) simply because we think we look better in it. (We are probably deceiving ourselves here!) So, bottom line, the "dress code" is casual requiring only slacks and a sports shirt for men. Anything beyond that is a matter of personal preference for the man, and not part of the ship's dress code. In other words "wear what you feel good in and feel you look good in."

Thanks,
Richard :) :) :)


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