Funny Clothes

Funny Clothes

101. Playboots

Outdated British term for athletic shoes, i.e., the floppy, high-top, twist-your-ankle kind. See also British.

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102. Spandex Shorts Under Regular Shorts

Like this guy. See also Sports.

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103. Hand Muffs Shop

For cold days when mittens and gloves are just too practical. See also Old-Timey.

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104. Monocles Shop

Add a top hat and you’re dressed like a fancy peanut. See also Old-Timey.

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105. Training Bras

Makes changing in gym class much easier. See also Puberty.

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106. Utilikilts Shop

Basically cargo kilts. See also Scottish.

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107. Winkie Jeans

Jeans with eyes on the back pockets. Ha! When you walk it looks like the eyes are winking at people walking behind you. See also Denim.

Added by Meez on November 3, 2009| Comment | You Like This |

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108. "Smock and Mask" Halloween Costumes

Manufactured by Ben Cooper and Collegeville, these gems included unwearable, plastic representations of the Village People, Tattoo from Fantasy Island, and Rubik's Cube. See photos here and here. See also 70's, 80's.

Added by Anthony on October 27, 2009| Comment | You Like This |

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109. Seashell Bras Shop

When a coconut bra won’t do. See also Lingerie.

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110. David Wright's Oversize Helmet

That's one big helmet. See also Baseball, Sports.

Added by Ryan on September 7, 2009| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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