Mysterious Mose
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Tomasso said:
Yes! Shanks! Thanks!
Now could you tell me what you call this buttoning arrangement?:
Tomasso said:
mothfighter said:Hi Mose,
Guess this is the Dutch version of the BB.
My contribution to the Mose-eum!
(I'll Take It with me the next time we meet; in case you don't
have it in the collection already, which I doubt!!)
Great Suit BTW (The German one?)
Cheers, Kaar
avedwards said:However, I recently saw a clothing store selling braces which were convertable - they had both snaps and the leather loops used for buttons. I personally think the indecisiveness that conveys makes it score even lower than snaps.
Nope, The Yellow cord is of the ol' upstairs "Travel" armchair.Mysterious Mose said:Cool!!! Is that the Old Town cords?
Mysterious Mose said:Yes! Shanks! Thanks!
Now could you tell me what you call this buttoning arrangement?:
John in Covina said:I get all excited over pants with suspender buttons already in place.
They are termed links, as in: "I prefer that my morning coat have a link closure rather than a button closure."Mysterious Mose said:Now could you tell me what you call this buttoning arrangement?:
Tomasso said:They are termed links, as in: "I prefer that my morning coat have a link closure rather than a button closure."
BTW, suspender/brace buttons aren't generally attached using a shank. Actually, they're the only buttons on a suit that don't require a shank, due to their convex back.
Doran said:Sewing a button is truly the easiest thing imaginable.
It is as easy as tying shoes.
Learning to read is much harder.
If you can spell your name, you can sew a button.
If I did not know how to sew a button, I certainly wouldn't admit it in front of anyone.
You can learn how to do it in less than 30 seconds.