Cravat

[KidKruger]

Anyone got a cravat I can have ?

PM me with details pls.

Ta !

[Sue]

Not for Saturday is it?

:)) :)) :))

[Salsaboy]

No, just no.

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

No, but I have a cigarette holder you could borrow.

[KidKruger]

good memory PGC, thanks for the offer, perhaps I'll use it on ED station platform sometime.

Clearly no-one want to 'fess-up about actually owning a cravat. I get it. But I did say PM me (and I'll not tell anyone)

[Lowlander]

Coincidentally, yesterday I saw a chap in his 50s wearing one. I couldn't pull it off, but he did.

TM Lewin, M&S and John Lewis all do cravats.

[KidKruger]

LL I think if you'd pulled his cravat off he'd have been pretty pissed-off.

How hard did you try ? And did he fight back ? Did you try so that I could use it, if so thanks all the same.

[Lowlander]

We were in a queue; fortunately, at that point, the shop-keeper caught his eye and diverted his attention whilst I made good my escape.

It's one of those bits of attire, like salmon-coloured trousers, that seem to suit some people. I've always been surprised that they're still easy to buy in aforementioned shops...

[KidKruger]

Nothing in any of the charity shops.

Currently cravat-less.

[Lowlander]

Do you have an old paisley patterned shirt or even a patterned dishtowel? If it's for one use only, just cut it into shape. If for more that one use cut it out and stitch it.

Or wear a neckerchief, waistcoat, gun-belt, jeans and Western boots.

[red devil]

What about that fabric shop on the Lane, get them to cut and stitch a garish piece of fabric...

[KidKruger]

Good suggestions both, thanks.

I had a friend in city buy me a new one - ferking expensive, especially considering that nobody wants one these days !!

I have become infatuated now so HAD to have one.