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Oh! the yellow troosers!

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thatbags Sun 18-Sep-16 09:48:02

These have got to be comfortable, no?

Who else luvs'em?

gillybob Mon 19-Sep-16 22:22:06

Speak for yourself Foxyferret they aint like any old curtains this granny has ever had ! grin

GrammaH Mon 19-Sep-16 21:54:42

Oh my life! I don't think I'll be getting any!

Ana Mon 19-Sep-16 21:39:01

Yes, see what you mean. Quite a lot of trousers have those 'false pockets' but usually no lining at all.

NfkDumpling Mon 19-Sep-16 21:35:52

That's what I thought, so why put in half a lining which showed through to look like a pocket? (They are quite tight!) I've cut them out!

Ana Mon 19-Sep-16 21:32:27

Why would you want pockets in snug fitting, smart trousers? 'Stuff' in them would bulge and ruin the line!

NfkDumpling Mon 19-Sep-16 21:01:34

Nope, I don't think any of the above would do anything for me except cause people to cross the road to avoid me. I fear they wouldn't really be baggy enough to look right on me. The only attraction is the proper pockets.

I recently bought some snug fitting 'smart' trousers with what I thought were pocketses tacked up, but there was only one layer of liner - why?

grannylyn65 Mon 19-Sep-16 20:15:14

roses gringrin

rosesarered Mon 19-Sep-16 20:11:47

Although I do like pocketses, precious.grin

rosesarered Mon 19-Sep-16 20:10:51

Haha bags well, it would give the neighbours a laugh if I ever sallied forth wearing that.The young,slim attractive model still looks odd in it, so what chance the rest of us?

thatbags Mon 19-Sep-16 19:51:50

If you click on the blue writing in the very first post of the thread, gramma, the picture will come up. Enjoy!

GrammaH Mon 19-Sep-16 19:35:10

Sorry, I'm being really slow here...what yellow troosers is everyone discussing?

tiggypiro Mon 19-Sep-16 18:37:57

Love them - especially the thought that I could eat more without my trousers feeling tight around the middle!

I also remember trews. They were slim fitting and had stirups to keep them in place.

shandi6570 Mon 19-Sep-16 18:26:16

This is a fantastic thread, has me intrigued, interested and in stitches (laughter ones), so glad I found Gransnet. Thanks everyone smile

AnnieGran Mon 19-Sep-16 18:17:53

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.

Lyndie Mon 19-Sep-16 17:20:37

Looks like no elastine. Got to have give in my clothes smile

Rosieroe Mon 19-Sep-16 17:20:27

Tee hee ??

jinglbellsfrocks Mon 19-Sep-16 17:04:19

Oh ha ha ha !

hmm

grin

Nannylovesshopping Mon 19-Sep-16 17:00:11

No jpf probably a heavy cottongrin

jinglbellsfrocks Mon 19-Sep-16 16:34:24

This one I'm very tempted by. Would be extra warmth around the top.

Are they in China?

thatbags Mon 19-Sep-16 16:13:25

foxyferret, I made myself several pairs of trousers from old curtains (my own (made the curtains too) and my aunt's though, not my gran's) over the years. They were fabulous. Massive pockets. smile

nancyma Mon 19-Sep-16 16:08:46

Lovely, I could keep my gloves, tissues and phone down the front.

oldgoose Mon 19-Sep-16 15:48:59

You have to be very young, slim and carefree to wear these. Because I am tall I have horrible feeling that they would not have enough length in the straps, therefore cutting my crotch in half. OOWWWCH.

Foxyferret Mon 19-Sep-16 14:12:37

Granny's old curtains

Foxyferret Mon 19-Sep-16 14:05:39

Good grief they are awful. Looks like they are made of granny sold curtains

gillybob Mon 19-Sep-16 13:21:45

Brilliant Rosieroe grin