Reply to: Should we stop washing our clothes?

[Jog On]

Looks like they either booked a model for the photo shoot with exceptionally long arms or don't do extra length sleeve lengths.. in which case I'm out

It's a tailor shop - they will adjust or make to measure

Who buys off the rack these days anyway?

[Benny]

Stupid woman...

Nice threads down in Savile Row though - contractor friendly prices as well

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Looks like they either booked a model for the photo shoot with exceptionally long arms or don't do extra length sleeve lengths.. in which case I'm out

[psychocandy]

Just turn you're kegs inside out to wear the next day....

[JohntheBike]

Which was when it became important that the collar and cuffs matched.

watch "The Buttercup Chain" for evidence of this.

[NigelJK]

They're still not addressing the real issue, overpopulation. I note that China (for her own reasons) have tackled it.

As for the numpty defending the multi millionairess, wearing your clothes in the shower to save washing them, will still introduce the same amount of crud into the system.

[BR14]

Which was when it became important that the collar and cuffs matched.

what? like the carpet and curtains?

[darmstadt]

Need some genetic engineering so we grow fur and lick ourselves clean like cats do.

Seriously, clothes do release a hell of a lot of particles - have to remove a big pile of fluff every time from the filter on the tumble dryer. Probably at least as much goes out with the water.

Just wear latex and rubber...

[Jog On]

Stupid woman...

Nice threads down in Savile Row though - contractor friendly prices as well

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[WTFH]

Back in the day, long long ago, when one bath a week was the norm, one could purchase shirts with detachable collars & cuffs.

This enabled the shirt to be worn for the entire week, whilst the collars & cuffs were changed daily.

Which was when it became important that the collar and cuffs matched.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Back in the day, long long ago, when one bath a week was the norm, one could purchase shirts with detachable collars & cuffs.

This enabled the shirt to be worn for the entire week, whilst the collars & cuffs were changed daily.

[TwoWolves]

Complete waste of time.

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[Lola]

Ok - so

things which get washed after 1 use

socks
undercrackers
t-shirts
work shirts
any sports kit

in fact anything which is next to me body will get washed after 1 use

only exception seems to be trousers which do get more than 1 day's wear even though they touch my legs - I guess it's because my legs do not sweat that much

I mean I've had the same jeans on for 4 days now.

I use them once and then sell them at a premium online.

[WordIsBond]

These people need to take their religion to China and convert them.

Someone once said to a bunch of rule-making religionists, 'Ye tithe mint and rue and all manner of herbs, and pass over judgment and the love of God.' The current bunch is cut out of the same cloth. They want to micro-manage every bit of our lives but ignore the big things in their belief system. China is by far the worst polluter in the world.

Stella could wash her clothes three times a day and it would cause less pollution than her flights around the world cause.

[xoggoth]

Need some genetic engineering so we grow fur and lick ourselves clean like cats do.

Seriously, clothes do release a hell of a lot of particles - have to remove a big pile of fluff every time from the filter on the tumble dryer. Probably at least as much goes out with the water.

[jamesbrown]

MF gave up a while ago but, TBF, you can’t fit a marquee in a washing machine.