What is the most trad pattern?

[DocHolliday]

Originally Posted by AlanC

I voted whales, but as they are overtly New England-y I'm not really interested in wearing them.

I voted whales too, but did not realize they were exclusive to New England. Can we not all love those majestic creatures of the sea? And wear them proudly on our trousers?

 

[AlanC]

Perhaps I am in part reacting to Trad fundamentalist Coolidge openly disparaging those of a Southern pedigree who wore the whale. I suppose I prefer the Perlis crawfish (although I don't own any of those, either).

 

[thinman]

Without a doubt, lobstas.

 

[Holdfast]

From this British perspective, peering across the pond, it surely has to be the lobster.

 

[j]

Originally Posted by DocHolliday

I voted whales too, but did not realize they were exclusive to New England. Can we not all love those majestic creatures of the sea? And wear them proudly on our trousers?
We have whales, but not Trads.

 

[vaclava krishna]

Originally Posted by AlanC

Perhaps I am in part reacting to Trad fundamentalist Coolidge

He is, a fund??

http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/f...highlight=fund

 

[Connemara]

I think I own 4 or 5 items with pheasant/mallard/duck motifs. My vote goes to "winged fowl."

 

[pejsek]

No poll option for dogs with game birds in their mouths?

 

[abc123]

Crabs are my favorite. Makes sense, as I'm from Maryland.

 

[CTGuy]

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

I lived in Baltimore for a few years. I believe crab shells are still the primary form of currency in Maryland. For them, it would be the equivalent of putting dollar signs or diamonds on one's clothing, very bling bling.
If you are a sweet lax dude who went to Gilman or Calvert Hall then you will definitely wear your crab embriodered polo or shorts when you get a coke from pollack johnny's in ocean city.

 

[Film Noir Buff]

Ducks in the fall, lobsters in summer, whales year round.

Crabs?

 

[Kent Wang]

For the Southern trad (AlanC, et al), I propose the crawfish.