SNIT

1966mag.com/abercrombie-finch-introduces-the-snit/

Followed the link and viewed the clothing, basically anything that looks like it's come out of the 'ragbag' lol

Precisely travelsafar.
I looked it up and the picture of a raggedy garment, was topped and tailed by an advert for ‘cleaning your gutters’
Should have read ‘cleaning your specs’
What a load of old tosh. Odd, unpressed, ragbag clothes.

go Auntieflo, theres's nothing like a nicely pressed Country Casuals blouse and a quality Windsmoor skirt.

What rubbish!
Similar to the fashion for jeans with horizontal splits in the legs.

travelsafar perfect description.

"A style that embodies an effortless, carefree attitude" . In other words, a lazy besom, who can't be bothered to iron her clothes! ?

Thanks everyone.
I wasn't impressed by the clothes either but I wondered if it was a new type of fabric that I hadn't met before, maybe knitted with an 'S' stitch as in 's k nit'! It reminded me of the rolls of stockinette my DH used to buy to clean the car.

I once made a Topsy-Turvy dolly out of stockinette.

Perhaps that is what you have to do. One way up = Raggedy Anna, all wrinkled and unpressed, turned over, inside out, she becomes a smartly turned out, ironed to within an inch of her life, Beauty Queen.

Oldbatty, Country Casuals blouse, Windsmoor skirt!!
You haven’t seen me, (have you?)

Just a fancy name for sweaters made out of cheap T shirt material. Can be sold for pennys and thrown away after one wear. I wouldn't risk putting one in the washing machine, it would just fall apart.

Ha! I had a cardigan that looked like those a few years ago (must be ahead of my time .
My mother said, "Are you seriously thinking of going out wearing that shroud?"