rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
No fleece. No denim jeans either
I can't help but feel that I'm letting the side down
I can't help but feel that I'm letting the side down
no jeans? that is bold. what are you trousers made of?No fleece. No denim jeans either
I can't help but feel that I'm letting the side down
no jeans? that is bold. what are you trousers made of?
Do you own a gilet/body warmer though?
Good questionTrousers?
Broken Britain.No fleece. No denim jeans either
I can't help but feel that I'm letting the side down
Corduroyno jeans? that is bold. what are you trousers made of?
Corduroy?No fleece. No denim jeans either
I can't help but feel that I'm letting the side down
Good man. Proper suit and tie at all times.No fleece. No denim jeans either
I can't help but feel that I'm letting the side down
Moles.no jeans? that is bold. what are you trousers made of?
Recycled plastic.whatever it is they're made from
You are.I can't help but feel that I'm letting the side down
I wear those so-called hiking trousers, I'm wearing them today, along with a fleece. Yesterday I wore jeans and the same fleece .I’ve never worn jeans since I was about 9 and was perceived as being capable of giving informed consent on the matter. I last wore a body warmer around then too, and can’t remember ever wearing a fleece.
I’ve worn chinos, combats, and what are nowadays marketed as “hiking trousers”. On the upper half it’s shirts, hoodies, coats etc..
I don’t get the obsession with jeans - the fabric is not soft, lightweight or comfortable and there are better alternatives for every conceivable trouser scenario.
I have less jeans than hiking trousers, and just the one fleece, although I have owned others, and might buy anotherI don't know how many fleeces I have - must be at least ten. Lots of pairs of jeans too, despite what wrongness platinumsage comes out with.