What to wear on a Brompton for commuting?

[Fab Foodie]

 

[captain nemo1701]

I believe it should be like this suave gent:

 

[Fab Foodie]

What do you squeeze the horn with?

...with care....

 

[winjim]

Oh, and a pair of Adidas Samba. Gets me through life.

Proper Scouser

 

[srw]

Or, if you think wearing shorts with a DJ is a bit much, follow my lead...

Or (yes, I know it's not a Brompton....)

Or even a kilt?

(Photos stolen from @Mice and @ianmac62 from https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/f...sea-june-29th-the-genteel-ride.103073/page-18)

 

[srw]

Or, more seriously - I'm looking forward to getting back on a Brompton at the start of April. As usual, I'll be simply wearing work clothes. For my first few years of commuting I wore jeans and a tshirt and changed when I got to the office. Then I switched to lycra, but I quickly realised that the ride was fairly short (about half an hour) and I didn't get sweaty enough to worry about changing. I simply change when I get home.

 

[Celticdog]

Clothing for a brompton?
Flat cap, stout brogues, plus fours, a tweed jacket and pipe old chap!

 

[KnackeredBike]

Or, more seriously - I'm looking forward to getting back on a Brompton at the start of April. As usual, I'll be simply wearing work clothes. For my first few years of commuting I wore jeans and a tshirt and changed when I got to the office. Then I switched to lycra, but I quickly realised that the ride was fairly short (about half an hour) and I didn't get sweaty enough to worry about changing. I simply change when I get home.

I don't really get sweaty but I still find a shower when I get to work pleasant. That said. I have a very active job.