Oh yea
@mgil the morning trousers are pretty on point. Fun fact: pinstripe refers to when you have very thin lines spaced very far apart, against a contrasting background. Likewise for its fuzzier cousin, the chalkstripe (named as such because it looks like it was drawn on the fabric with tailor's chalk). For morning dress though, you use.....neither! There are actually a few acceptable options, but Phil's is the most common one, called "cashmere stripe." Instead of a light stripe on a darker background, it consists of alternating black and gray stripes of roughly equal thickness. In this particular case, it might be my eyes playing tricks on me, but it almost looks like there are THREE stripes per repeating unit, a thin gray one, a thicker gray one, and a black one.
Oh, btw, these things were basically unavailable off the rack since even the goddamn Duke of Edinburgh himself only needs it like 2x a year, but then, randomly, discount online shirt store Charles Tyrwhitt started selling two:
http://www.ctshirts.com/us/black-mornin ... ts&start=1 You can get a classic one with a black jacket, gray pants, and contrasting vest, or the slightly more casual all-gray one favored by Prince Charles. I'm thinking about getting one to troll my coworkers any time there's some obnoxious AM event. The hat is teeeeeccchnically required but I don't think anyone actually enforces that anymore.
E&P is more or less unreadable now.
