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[The Dogmother]

If you want a laugh, then watch

- has had me in hysterics. Thing is, I remember clothes like that... darn, I wore those sort of fashions!

[Margalot]

Wow! I seem to remember my Dad looking suave like that, but I am sure he never wore a cravat!!

 

ICI and clothes?! would be a bit like Dulux bringing out a range!

 

Are those eyebrows real do you think?

[Groovychook]

Gorgeous!

[Plum]

Oh dear I can smell the sweat now

[chickenNutter]

And the static!

[WarrensWorld]

What a DORK, bet the way he smelt he must have hit the 'Brut'...... "splash it all over".

[Lavenders_Blue]

Hilarious! I was rather taken with the way he kept stroking his moustache.

 

What on earth is terylene?!?!

[Seagazer]

Ooh I can remember some rather itchy crimplene type dresses my mum used to make for me and my sister.

 

Sometimes as a treat we'd have cotton dresses too actually we had rather a lot of crochet dresses as well.

[freddie]

Oh yes, I remember this well!! Also had some home made dresses in high patterns

Scary music though..........

and a cravat too.... Hold me back

[The Dogmother]

Does anyone else remember brushed nylon nighties that flew sparks in the dark?

[Lesley]

And the static!

 

Just what I was thinking!

 

I remember my Dad having Terylene trousers!

[freddie]

brushed nylon sheets, and "easy care" ones, in lemon, and turquise...

Those were the days..............

Zzzz Zzzzz Ouch!!

[Egluntyne]

Anyone remember Bri nylon drip dry "Ooops, word censored!"rs.....and the BO that accompanied them.

[docsquid]

 

Amazing to think that many blokes of my era thought this stuff was uber-cool!

[Chook n Boo Mum]

It's amazing how so many of us believe the advertisers ......I remember the turquoise nylons sheets........I used to take them out into the garden at my nan's house, wash them in a bucket, hang them up to drip dry & put them back on the bed within a very short space of time....how grownup I felt at 10

 

I had a ghastly red trouser suit which was worn with a white roll neck.............

 

Sha x

[chickenNutter]

Now I am over 40 I have noticed that I am starting to get catalogues through the door with crimplene trousers with elasticated waists in them.

 

Help!

[Plum]

Bet you can't wait to order some scratch scratch

[Snowy]

*shudders* Eeuurgh! Those clothes were awful! And all that moustache fondling - yeeuck!

[chick wiggle]

I was thinking the same, what is with that moustache? Euwwww

i remember bri-nylon sheets

[docsquid]

Now I am over 40 I have noticed that I am starting to get catalogues through the door with crimplene trousers with elasticated waists in them.

 

Yes, I get them too. The ones with the comfortable wide-fitting shoes, the "easy care" floral printed fabrics and phones with big buttons and easy-read dials.

[The Dogmother]

I get those too!

 

I collected a whole lot for The Boy when he turned 50, that and Saga membership!

[sadietoo]

I've just shown that to my DS as a reminder that science isn't always beneficial to mankind..oh the static, and the sweat..I had a nice crimplene jacket that my mum bought for me, in turquoise of course... also those lovely brushed nylon sheets and the brushed nylon nighties...no wonder my hair still stands on end!!

 

But...I do remember my mum manhandling the cotton sheets and scrubbing Dad's shirts before she had a washing machine..what a boon those nylon sheets and shirts must have been

[Valkyrie]

Ugh, shudder. My mum used to get Brentford Nylon sheets - some of those were brushed. I can remember many a warm night getting stuck to those blasted things. Every toenail used to make horrible noises. And of course the static. Now I get quite a big charge going without the need for additional painful zaps and fireworks during the night. I can't wear tights or stockings or anything with nylon.

[Rhapsody]

Bri-nylon sheets and nylon nighties- they used to combine to make a primitive Velcro and leave you trapped in bed for hours maybe that was the plan

[Valkyrie]