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Um, two Dylon pods (heavy stuff, these chores) in the washing machine. Could have just sent it back but for some unfathomable reason didn't. Now undoing the button holes. These will need to be redone by hand.
Feels a bit like Burke and Hare supplying an anatomical theatre. So you can see the not so great denim effect of the white overstitching in the first picture, and the stitching removed in the second. The dye didn't get to the spots with the reinforced stitching on the pockets, but those will be covered again, of course. So on the whole, not recommended, but doable.
That's what my wife told me as well. But we made a solemn compact when we got married that she would never suggest or buy me clothes, and we have been happily married for over 20 years since.
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I need more opportunities to break out my Games suits...😢
Actually, that wedding broke the ice for me. I have worn the suit "just like that" for a stroll through the city; to go out to eat (where no one else was wearing a suit). But since it is so supremely comfortable and casual, and, I like to think, I come across as comfortable wearing it, it has never felt weird or out of place. It also seemed like people looking at me did so admiringly (at least I hope that's what it was).
That last time I wore my olive ripstop one was at a wedding. Too funny, years ago I would never have imagined wearing such a casual suit to a weddingActually, that wedding broke the ice for me. I have worn the suit "just like that" for a stroll through the city; to go out to eat (where no one else was wearing a suit). But since it is so supremely comfortable and casual, and, I like to think, I come across as comfortable wearing it, it has never felt weird or out of place. It also seemed like people looking at me did so admiringly (at least I hope that's what it was).
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