What item of clothing would it break your heart to lose?

[Snizzlepops]

My fluffy thick dressing gown that has kept me warm in winter and comforted me on my low days!!

 

[MontyVeda]

a T shirt with this on...

...i wore it so often i wasn't recognised without it. I ain't seen it since about 1990

If i could find a bigger image I'd get a replacement printed up.

 

[Glow worm]

My green and yellow NCFC scarf an ex- girlfriend spent months knitting for me back in about 1994. She learnt to knit just to make it. I wear it to every game and whenever it's cold.

Here it is in action on a freezing day in Essex ( on the right).

 

[summerdays]

I have a favourite dress, which I love, (and I suspect so does Mr Summerdays as if I'm shopping I'll often compare clothes to it and end up not buying the new item I'm looking at!) and a lovely skirt I bought about 8 years ago after I got my current job, I saw it at the time I was buying clothes for the interview but couldn't justify buying it, and then it was still there when I needed an outfit a couple of months later!

I have a couple of very old ones I'd never wear now but I won't through out, including a linen blouse my mum was given second hand by a neighbour (Mrs Anderson), so it must be about 60 plus years old.

 

[gbb]

My Swedish pilots leather gloves, soft, warm, supple...I did lose them for about a year and was gutted. Then digging in the back of a cupboard I came across them a couple months ago....yay.. Theyre getting tired now, i hope to find something as good as them.

A pair of Levis. Ive maybe 6 pairs, i think these are my oldest pair but fit so well.
The only other jeans that i liked the look of were Armani...not much dearer either. I think they'll be my next ones.

 

[grumpyoldwoman]

My pink Mountain Warehouse coat and walking shoes,both waterproof and perfect on a wet day on my bike

 

[Saluki]

If anything happened to my cowboy boots I would be really upset. Can't replace these easily.

 

[jayonabike]

My pvc gimp suit

 

[IBarrett]

I have a T shirt which is nothing other than a simple grey one, which has appeared in my last 2 passport pictures. It's so thin you can practically see through it and it doesn't need ironing any more, but I still wear it once every couple of weeks. I love it and will be sad when it finally goes to t-shirt heaven. It will be given a dignified ending, not torn apart for garage rags like so many others.

 

[vernon]

My son treasures my 1978 Led Zeppelin tour t-shirts and he'd be bereft if they went missing.

I'd be bereft if I lost my OGRI "Can't chain me, can't tame me" t-shirt.

If ever there was an incentive to lose weight it would be to be thin enough to wear the OGRI t-shirt again.

 

[vernon]

If anything happened to my cowboy boots I would be really upset. Can't replace these easily.

I suppose that stabbing a cowboy to get replacements is fraught with risks....

 

[Accy cyclist]

My 1980's shirts
My 1993 leather jacket
My first cycle jersey( fluoro yellow)
My 1991 Harlequins rugby shirt
My 1990 Fat Willy's Surf Shack t-shirt
My 1989 Blackburn Rovers shirt
My 1991 Lotto cycle jersey

All bought by me. I can remember buying them all.

 

[Saluki]

I suppose that stabbing a cowboy to get replacements is fraught with risks....

I suppose I could just try and meet some good looking Texan and start a relationship with him based on the size of his feet....

Those boots are old and worn. I love them.

 

[OskarTennisChampion]

My Fjallraven jacket.
Has lasted me for years,and still looks like New.
The way I see it is,if it's good enough for Scandinavian's in the Arctic Circle,it's good enough for British weather.
I buy outdoor gear from Sweden,Norway and Finland

 

[wheresthetorch]

My trousers.