Ray-Vigo said:I've been looking recently at converting from regular belt to suspenders for some of my stuff. This is going to be mostly jacket and tie level stuff for work. What would have to be done to the pants (usually dockers type stuff) for traditional suspenders to work?
I received as gifts that have a sort of "expansion waist" where they have a waist that and expand and contract a bit, though do not seem to be of the cheap elastic sort. How would the addition of buttons go with those? Any suggestions on suspender brands or types or sources? I'm looking at strictly traditional stuff- black or grey or tan.
Geesie said:As I don't have those, what is a good distance between buttons?
Ray-Vigo said:all I can say is that these are youd basic Dockers type pants and waists-- not cheap Wal-Mart stuff, but not high-grade dress pants either. Anyone try it with that sort of common pant?
filfoster said:I prefer them in terms of looks. The 'X' ones look like hip-wader suspenders or what firemen or loggers wore.
From reindeer.Charlie Huang said:(with 200 year old leather)
Pics would help.Yeps said:Does anyone have any insight?
Tomasso said:Pics would help.
davestlouis said:For that matter, in the heat/humidity around here, I perspire a bit...how color-fast are fabric braces?
No problem with fabric bleeding but leather could be problematic if you sweat through your shirts. I've had no problems with my Trafalgar leather braces but then I rarely wear them mainly because they are borderline uncomfortable due to the leather cutting into my shoulders;a common complaint about leather braces.davestlouis said:Quick question about leather braces...I saw some braided leather ones, but I wondered if I would have a problem with dye staining my white shirt...does anyone have first hand experience with that? For that matter, in the heat/humidity around here, I perspire a bit...how color-fast are fabric braces?