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That’s right - and it made me laugh. It’s a generational thing: when I were a lass, athletic wear was for exercise and exercise only. I’ve only recently stopped taking a complete change of clothes when I go to the gym.DullGreyGuy said:
I'd argue it rules out most athletic wear too.bouicca21 said:I think smart casual basically means don’t wear tatty jeans.1 -
bouicca21 said:
That’s right - and it made me laugh. It’s a generational thing: when I were a lass, athletic wear was for exercise and exercise only. I’ve only recently stopped taking a complete change of clothes when I go to the gym.DullGreyGuy said:
I'd argue it rules out most athletic wear too.bouicca21 said:I think smart casual basically means don’t wear tatty jeans.Agree wholeheartedly. Leggings are not suitable at all. The blue dress is lovely.Member #14 of SKI-ers club
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