Originally posted by generalissimoYou mean like this?
2 days ago,
I bought a waistcoat.
I liked it, so I decided to wear it everywhere (work, shopping, going out, etc), and I realised that people thought it was too unusual.
A friend of mine even said I was wearing ''grandfather's clothes''.
Waistcoats, are they too old fashioned in the 21st century???
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/de/AppliqueWaistcoat.jpg
It appears the waistcoat is making a comeback in London.
I recently had the opportunity to buy one with a new suit - I declined on the grounds that it was too smart for school - but personally I think they are smart.
When younger (a lot younger) I wore a variety of bright waistcoats with everything, including jeans. I guess they are like ties; a chance for men to show their personalities?
Originally posted by epic0002MUFTI
whats a muff day?
From the days when India was part of the British Empire.
I think mufti described locals working for the British Government who were not in the military, Rail Service or anything else with a uniform.
mufti came to mean civilian dress
I think its more prevalent in the military...
We just call it "Non-uniform day"
Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschexthats why i think waistcoats should be worn with suits 😉
I remember I went into a club once and loads of the guys there were wearing leather waistcoats with no shirts - that looked kind of cool, although maybe a bit gay too. Now I come to think of it, the whole club had that kind of feel about it...