"""Origins - The WRG Classic was born with blazers and bow-ties, tweeds, prints and of course personal flare. Both men and women adorn these early 20th century fashions.The national pastime and pride of Canadians both home and abroad, the sport of hockey is in our DNA.Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, men could be found wearing suits to the rink, both on and off the ice. While the Classic does not have a strict dress code, both players and fans are encouraged to attend in """"rink casual dress"""" which amounts to business casual with some winterized flare."""
A man in a suit and sunglasses is skating on an ice rink, holding a hockey stick, while another person is visible in the background.
A man in a suit and sunglasses is skating on an ice rink, holding a hockey stick, while another person is visible in the background.