PTWilliams
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I really like this style from Voxsartoria's Weekly, but I need advice? What's it called? What are its do's and don'ts. Where is it appropriate? Are these VINTAGE TWEED BREEKS or are there modern pieces produced? Would people here consider this interesting or just a joke? Thanks
Breeks are useful for walking through bushes and dense vegetation as they are much less likely to get caught than ordinary cuffed trousers. Bounding about in these today in an urban environment is silly and makes you look like a twat. Don't do that. If you have an actual use, ie you spend time walking in the country, by all means get them. They are still produced today most easily obtained from British hunting equipment shops. Bookster and one or two others will do them MTM.
Is there a real difference between breeks and plus X's? I've heard something that looks like these are decent pants for cycling, practically at least.