A Fourth of July Riddle...?

Question

Mr. Red, Mr. White, and Mr. Blue met at a coffee shop. One man was wearing a red suit, one a white suit, and the other a blue suit. After a short while, Mr. White exclaimed, "Why I just noticied that none of us is dressed in the same color as his own last name."
"Really?" remarked the man in the red suit. "So?"

Can you figure out what color suit each man is wearing?

Answer 1

White is wearing blue
Blue is wearing red
Red is wearing white

Answer 2

Mr. White MUST be wearing blue because he isn't wearing his own colour and somebody wearing red replied.
Thus the man in red could only be Mr. Blue because Mr. White is picked and Mr. Red won't wear red.
And finally, Mr. Blue is wearing white as process of elimination.
Yay! This sounds like a puzzle from one of the old Clue books.

Answer 3

Well, since Mr. White is not wearing either white or (as implied by the question) red, Mr. Blue must be wearing red and Mr. White must be wearing blue, leaving Mr. Red to wear white.

One the first reading of the question i read "none" as "one." That was confusing. :)

Answer 4

Mr. White is wearing blue.Mr. Blue is wearing red and Mr. Red is wearing white.

Answer 5

Mr. Red wear white, Mr. White wear blue and Mr.Blue wear red suit and vice-verse. This is the simplest question in my life but I really enjoy that question.

Answer 6

Mr White is in blue, Mr Blue is in red and Mr Red is in white :)

Answer 7

Mr. White - Red Suit
Mr. Red - Blu Suit
Mr. Blu - White Suit

Answer 8

Mr. Red- white
Mr. White - blue
Mr. Blue - red

Answer 9

mr white wearing white
mr red wearing red
mr blue wearing blue

they are wearing the suits acc to their first name.

Answer 10

mr white is wearing blue
mr red is wearing white
mr blue is wearing red

Answer 11

Mr. Red may be wearing blue.

Mr. White may be wearing red.

And Mr. Blue could be wearing white?