British Tradition.

Anne, Duchess of Bedford, took a late afternoon tea break and turned
it into a recognized fourth meal. Breakfast. Lunch. Afternoon Tea. Dinner.
The British way. Now that’s influence. Makes me think I should be doing more to cause a stir.
Of course, “afternoon tea” is not to be confused with “elevenses” or your little ten-minute mid-morning tea break, nor is it to be confused with
“high tea,” which is in the evening.
There are many other intricate details to plot out, such as the food:
scones with clotted cream and jam, cucumber sandwiches (crustless, of
course), cheese and pickles.
Here’s another very British treat.

Royal Stewart Tuxedo Blazer (No. 7102). Sumptuous wool and poly blend in a striking Royal Stewart tartan pattern. Satin shawl collar. Single-breasted style. Fully lined in poly crepe de chine. Hook and eye closure below lapel. Smart. Classic. Proper. Imported.

Complete the look with the Royal Stewart Tuxedo Pant