Sartorial question:
Corduroy pants: only for fall/winter? Okay for spring as well? Does the answer depend on whether the cords are wide-wale or fine-wale?
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Sartorial question:
Corduroy pants: only for fall/winter? Okay for spring as well? Does the answer depend on whether the cords are wide-wale or fine-wale?
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Corduroy pants: only for fall/winter? Okay for spring as well? Does the answer depend on whether the cords are wide-wale or fine-wale?
Ok for spring if the color and weight are lighter than your normal corduroy.
Ok for spring if the color and weight are lighter than your normal corduroy.
My "normal" corduroy is a fine-wale tan color; does that mean I would have to wear white supah-fine-wale?
(I don't think there's a wale finer than fine, right?)
(Man, that's a weird question.)
color and weight are lighter than your normal corduroy.
Color? I pretty much always wear black pants. Is that bad?
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Ok for spring if the color and weight are lighter than your normal corduroy.I agree with the Empress, though color isn't a big deal for me.
Ok for spring if the color and weight are lighter than your normal corduroy.
I agree with the Empress.
Yes, but -- what's lighter than fine-wale?
I feel like the rule should be: once it's appropriate to wear linen, you must stop wearing corduroy, and vice versa.
But I don't know that such a rule exists. I feel that I'm approaching a 3-month corduroy-to-linen gap.
Pants have seasons?! Freaky.