A Prince Charlie kilt outfit with a MacFarlane black and white tartan kilt is a classic and sophisticated choice for formal occasions. Here's a breakdown of the typical components:

Kilt:

• Made from MacFarlane tartan, a striking pattern with black and white stripes and accents (depending on the specific variation).
• Traditionally made from heavyweight wool for a structured drape.
• Will be a full eight-yard kilt, pleated to the sett (pattern).

Jacket:

• Prince Charlie style jacket, typically made from barathea, a smooth woolen fabric.
• Short cut with squared-off tails.
• Three buttons on each front panel and a row of four buttons on each tail (sometimes arranged in a horseshoe shape).

Vest (Waistcoat):

• Matching fabric to the jacket (barathea).
• Three or four button closure in the front.
• May have a pocket watch chain attached for a traditional touch.

Accessories:

• White dress shirt with a wing collar.
• Black satin bow tie.
• Kilt hose: knee-high socks in a solid color, often black or cream, to match the dominant color of the tartan.
• Tartan flashes: small pieces of tartan fabric worn at the knees to complement the kilt.
• Dress sporran: a pouch made of leather or fur, worn at the front of the kilt to hold small items.
• Sgian dubh: a small, decorative knife tucked into the top right sock.
• Ghillie brogues: traditional lace-up leather shoes with minimal broguing.
• Kilt pin: an ornamental pin used to secure the kilt pleats at the waist.