Yes, you can wear white after Labor Day. The rule for colors worn after Labor Day is not serious at all. It was used as a way to establish those who did manual work over office work.

One popular theory on why you can’t wear white after Labor Day dates back to the Gilded Age, which spanned from the late 1870s to the early 1900s. If you were on trend, ...

Wearing white after Labor Day is not a sign of disrespect, despite what people might fear. The rule has been ignored by many over the years, either because it's too hot to switch to dark clothes ...

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the tradition of not wearing white after the end of summer carried over into the 1950s, when the wealthy would do so to show “refinement.”And those who ...

Labor Day is considered the end of summer — and at some point, it was tied to when you can and can't wear white. Here's the history. News Sports Kentucky Derby Life Opinion Advertise Obituaries ...

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the tradition of not wearing white after the end of summer carried over into the 1950s, when the wealthy would do so to show “refinement.”And those who ...

If one were to wear white after Labor Day, it was considered showing off wealth. It was also a way of distinguishing between new money and old money as new money was not as well versed in etiquette.

Millions of Americans spend their three-day Labor Day Weekend packing away their summer clothes, including their white denim, white shorts and white dresses. But though that sort of unspoken rule ...

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the tradition of not wearing white after the end of summer carried over into the 1950s, when the wealthy would do so to show “refinement.”And those who ...