Jumpers or Cardigans

[Santa]

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[cheeky]

I like a shawl neck cardigan but I'm going to go jumper you know. I think a nice navy blue, crew neck jumper with a light blue, button down collar, oxford shirt is a smashing outfit. I also like a V-neck with a shirt and tie combo.

 

Excellent question though

 

I do like V-neck. I used to wear them regularly a few years ago. If I am wearing a jumper, I do like a polo neck. I hadn't worn one in ages and a couple of weeks ago saw one in Zara and had to buy it.

[bookworm]

I get them made specially by a little chap in Truro name of Phil McUpup...52D real fur lined

 

I did go thru a cardigan phase a few years back..but very much a sweater man these days..and a flat cap is an essential when outdoors during the colder months

 

Does anyone else go in for regular headgear (beanies and baseball caps are reluctantly allowed)

 

a flat cap?????????, theyt bay tellin us next that they braids whippits.

[Jacko51]

which bra do you wear,is it the navvy pattern with galvanised side panels or the foam with fence wire support. both tend to cut somewhat or do they swing free. so to speak:ohmy:

 

A mate of mine really upset his missus yesterday. She told him to bring something in for the pancakes and got a bit annoyed when he came back with a push-up bra.

[Paul6754]

That's like the guy alone on the beach and his wife comes back after shopping and asks him if he likes her flip-flops, he answers, "Put yer top back on".

 

I wear jumpers never cardigans, got used to wearing jumpers with the 1/4 zips and collars to keep my neck warm in the New England arctic winters.

[Memphis]

Love a hoodie me.

 

Covers all eventualities.

[Robbie Earle's Perm]

I once told Mrs AR my favourite childhood characters were Rupert Bear and Winnie the Pooh. One winter she made and presented a full neck jumper emblazoned with Rupert Bear.

 

The next morning I proudly wore it to work, and at the time I was a Senior Juvenile Custodial Officer :D

 

Next time REP is in town I'll get him to bo-peep and confirm it for you

 

No way! With the quality of Mrs AR's sewing palace I'm not surprised though!

 

Do you think if I asked really nicely that she may make me my very own Dennis the Menace or better still Vale one? ;)

[kevin_struggles]

Oi you! You do realise children may be reading this forum, don't you?

 

very educational this site is

 

For example, Cardigans are easier to remove in a hurry ;)

[Aussie Rules]

No way! With the quality of Mrs AR's sewing palace I'm not surprised though!

 

Do you think if I asked really nicely that she may make me my very own Dennis the Menace or better still Vale one? ;)

 

I'll promote the idea for you

[Aussie Rules]

very educational this site is

 

For example, Cardigans are easier to remove in a hurry ;)

 

As long as you're indoors by a cosy fireplace :)

[Yukon]

I get them made specially by a little chap in Truro name of Phil McUpup...52D real fur lined

 

I did go thru a cardigan phase a few years back..but very much a sweater man these days..and a flat cap is an essential when outdoors during the colder months

 

Does anyone else go in for regular headgear (beanies and baseball caps are reluctantly allowed)

 

I like a baker boy cap myself JA, but I'm also the proud owner of beanies and flat caps. I like a basebell cap too mind, but there's a time and a place