Singlet.

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  mfohl

• Sep 14, 2019

Nice. Although my wife wouldn't approve of the shirt!

 

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  awty

• Sep 14, 2019

@mfohl Really? It makes up part of the national dress around here. Also called "chesty bonds" if white and "jack howes" if blue or "wifebeaters" if you wish to be slightly derogatory.

 

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  Ken Bingham

• Sep 14, 2019

@awty Slightly? You understate, I think

 

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  k.hendrik

• Sep 14, 2019

Nice marcelleke picture.

 

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  mfohl

• Sep 14, 2019

@awty It's that last one that's the most common around here. I find them very comfortable, but there is a lower socio-economic suggestion that my wife doesn't like … . But in this case, it's good art!

 

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  awty

• Sep 14, 2019

@Ken Bingham Theres too many derogatory terms for those on low incomes, their often referred to as the "battlers" here, politicians are always trying to win their support and once they get in they reward them by cutting services and increasing the basic cost of living.

 

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  awty

• Sep 14, 2019

@k.hendrik Thanks, took a few goes to get the print to be as tatty as the singlet.ha

 

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  awty

• Sep 14, 2019

@mfohl You should wear one to spite her, a sign of social unity. I usually wear long sleeves shirt and a hat while (and pants) out doors these days, the strong sun is no good for your skin

 

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  k.hendrik

• Sep 14, 2019

Untill the 1980 it was the common underwear for man & some woman too.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/77846450@N00/47086912042/in/dateposted-public/

 

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  StanMac

• Sep 17, 2019

@awty I always thought the “wife beater” term was uniquely American - thanks for clearing that up for me.

I do like this image. Alternative imaging techniques have always interested me. By their nature, they can make just about any subject more interesting.

Stan