It don't matter because most don't wear cuts/ styles that flatter them but rather make them look like circus clowns. Regardless of the fabric I choose to wear things that have a simple look and generally follow the contour of the body. Most people around here even years ago wore jeans or work clothes for most places so I don't see this big cultural change people are hollering about. I do have a problem with people that wear stuff that is intentionally beat to the point where they look like a slob (stains, hanging threads, holes.) When I'm at the supermarket or restaurant I don't want to see a shred of someone's sleeve in my food or realize that stain is from cow chit while I am chewing. For a minute I thought you were talking about those pajama jeans that had been advertised on TV. I think they are for those that have just given up on getting their bodies into shape. By the way this would not have been Bob Lonnsberry doing this rant. Sounds like something he would go off about.
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