When Wally buys his own suit, they all act super shocked and talk about how loud it is.... I'm just wondering that color it was? lol

I think a lot of us want to know that answer! It's a question somebody ought to ask Tony or Jerry.

My guess it was tan or cream or yellow with plaid.

I don't know why, but I saw it as gold ( yellowish gold ) with green plaid.

Here's the way the computer colored it, personally I think it was a combination of tan and yellow. But this was interesting.
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I always thought that Beaver’s hat was blue. What color would call the suit? How is that loud?

Maybe in 1958 they thought that was loud?

Beaver's hat was green. Jerry put that in his book--also, it was actually Jerry's hat. They wanted one like it for the show, but couldn't find one.

Judging by how shocked Ward was, I was guessing RED maybe lol but yeah green and yellow can CLASH, so maybe it was that

I always thought that Beaver’s hat was blue. What color would call the suit? How is that loud?

Unless it's changed recently, computer colorization only continues colors that have been assigned to it by a programmer or operator for that show or movie. The computer can't "figure out" actual colors from a black and white print or negative. That's one reason show business people don't like it.

Would he really a little weird if he worn it to the dance just because it was different form the other suits? I mean it’s still a suit it s not liked he trying wear sweater or turtle neck.

No I think it would have been fine--even though Eddie and Tooey didn't get one, they still thought it was great and so would the others, probably.

At one time doesn't Ward brag about all the "operating" he did in his white (or light) suit jacket?

Wally's suit is the centerpiece of the whole episode.The actual color isn't brought up in discussion throughout the episode? Little odd?

Remember Eddie's Vest was considered very HIP also - what color was that ?

I'd like to see both of those episodes colorized. They'd have to consult with Jerry, Tony, Rusty Stevens, and Steve Talbot to get the colors right.

To Babalu, I did not pick out the colors for the colorized picture I kindly posted (I wish I could remember how I did it, posted a picture today on Ozzie & Harriet, but couldn't get it right). Oh, the point here is that the colorizing company picked all the colors, all I did was provide the b/w photo. They don't consult you with what colors you want for the items in the picture. You just cross your fingers and hope they do a good job.