PERFECT PANTS for You !

[Dinerman]

those are by far the coolest suspenders I have ever seen.

 

[Mr. Rover]

Maybe there's a reason why they were never opened...they're pretty ugly IMHO. Clear plastic suspenders just don't appeal to me...

 

[Tomasso]

they're pretty ugly

A gentleman would say that they were interesting.

 

[Mr. Rover]

They're certainly a novelty, and the metal (brass?) fittings are beautiful, in color and shape, the textured stripe is also a nice detail....but there's just something unappealing to me about wearing plastic braces, aesthetically and tactilely.

 

[Jovan]

I have to agree there.

I like all sorts of styles throughout the ages, but there are some things that I'm glad never caught on.

 

[Fletch]

For me they would add up to long stripes of perspiration down my shirt.

Plastic. Ooog.

 

[The real Henry]

I can only agree to what Mr. Rover and Jovan said! They're pretty... well... lets call it extraordanary.


I personally prefer patterned silk + (brown) leather suspenders. Vinyl just seems to be way too modern and cheap looking for my taste.[huh]



Regards,
Henrik

 

[Jovan]

But they're the braces of the future!!!

 

[Marc Chevalier]

In the 1930s, vinyl products were EXPENSIVE. :eusa_doh:


From a late 1930s Esquire magazine:

 

[Baron Kurtz]

Perfectly perfect:

Nice deep pleats. V-notch back. Waistbadn rises to the back. A cool pattern. Self-belted. And just check out the side-on silhouette.

Billowy through the thighs:

Self belt and pattern:

bk

 

[Fletch]

Elasti-Glass

...was clearly (sic) intended not to be "invisible," which would be "impossible," but meant to go with everything.

Reminds me of Steven Wright, the comic, whose favorite color was clear.

 

[Feraud]

Those are amazing pants BK! :eusa_clap
Thank you for posting it.

 

[Jovan]

...was clearly (sic) intended not to be "invisible," which would be "impossible," but meant to go with everything.

Reminds me of Steven Wright, the comic, whose favorite color was clear.

Does he use Crystal Gravy?