Would you wear one of these?

[Knight]

For the fun of seeing people stare at an old dude wearing something as bright & festive I'd wear all but the one with skulls.

 

[NorthernLight]

@horseless carriage , lovely the way she ensures that the pattern lines up at the front. I took an upholstery course many years ago. We were taught that plaids and patterns lined up was a sign of quality.

 

[Furryanimal]

Absolutely not

 

[horseless carriage]

@horseless carriage , lovely the way she ensures that the pattern lines up at the front. I took an upholstery course many years ago. We were taught that plaids and patterns lined up was a sign of quality.

Very astute of you to notice. Well done you.

 

[Serenity4321]

No I wear not wear any of them but the red trees one is not as bad as the others IMO

 

[RubyK]

NO!

 

[Timewise 60+]

Yep, with my family, including my kids and grandkids! As long as we are not going out...

 

[Nathan]

 

[chic]

Never! I don't wear tacky anything.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

I'd love to wear one of sweaters to a Christmas party - at Helen Kellers' house.

 

[Paladin1950]

I wouldn't waste my money on them. Then again, this time of the year, the Ebenezer Scrooge in me starts surfacing again.

 

[Tish]

The last one for sure.

 

[officerripley]

I liked to wear outrageous T-shirts, up until a few years ago. So I would have worn the skull one. I hate Christmas.

Almost the same here: I too would wear the skull one but I don't hate Christmas, just find it annoying and too much work.

 

[Alligatorob]

Would you wear one of these?

Haven't yet, probably never will.

If I had one handy that fit, maybe, for a little while. But I sure wouldn't spend any money on one.

I have had a few of the Hawaiian shirts, similar to @Gary O' but that's different.

 

[Gary O']

I have had a few of the Hawaiian shirts, similar to @Gary O' but that's different.

??????

You musta meant this one
..somewhat tropical

 

[Been There]

Nah.

 

[Ruthanne]

Yes if given one I'd wear it to a Christmas party. What the heck.

 

[Remy]

If that' 3rd one was a woman's sweater, I sure would. Love it. Needs deer though.

 

[horseless carriage]

@horseless carriage , lovely the way she ensures that the pattern lines up at the front. I took an upholstery course many years ago. We were taught that plaids and patterns lined up was a sign of quality.

Let me show you close up shots of five shirts that depict the golden age of travel. Look closely and you will see the breast pocket then look again at the top left hand corner and see the open neck or lapel-like collar.

The first shirt has all those stickers that went on luggage, there were many fictitious ones too. So many poseurs!
The second shirt depicts all the places recorded in the famous song: "Route 66."
The third and fourth shirts are mostly the kind of baggage that was exclusive to the rich and famous.
The final shirt is an art-deco depiction of "The Golden Age of Travel."

 

[NorthernLight]

Thank you, @horseless carriage . Nice work. Love art deco!

Your wife is very lucky to have someone to sew for, who appreciates her creations.

 

[Geezer Garage]

If it came in black, or blue with no designs, absolutely.

 

[Timewise 60+]

I see we have a few Baaa Humbuggers here!

 

[Murrmurr]

I don’t wear sweaters but if I did, I’d probably wear a couple of them. I have a Santa t-shirt I wear on the holidays.

I'm not sure those are sweaters, Pappy. With the collar and zipper, and I think one has cuffs, they look like shirts...like long-sleeved zip-neck t-shirts.

Would I?

I would, and I have.

 

[Pink Biz]

Would you wear one of these?​

Yep, I like 'em!

 

[horseless carriage]

Thank you, @horseless carriage . Nice work. Love art deco!

Your wife is very lucky to have someone to sew for, who appreciates her creations.

Truth be told, we are probably fortunate to have found one another when we were so young.
When I read here, have seen first hand elsewhere, the acrimonious break downs of some relationships,
I feel that lady luck smiled on me the day she agreed on a date, and then later, agreed to see me again.