in thinking 'only in America'...

[AmDramMam]

//www.gooseduds.com

Love it.

[woopsidaisy]

Oh My! Why? Why would you do this???
And how exactly did you ,ahem, stumble upon this site AmDramMam?

[AmDramMam]

The company I work for uses promotional clothing companies. Our procurement manager was looking for a new supplier for something and it came up on a search. We have all since been laughing about it.

So I wasn't specifically googling season-appropriate clothing for my plastic garden geese.

[ChaoticAngelofAnarchy]

[TyraG]

It's a cute way to welcome the different seasons/holidays. It's generally older people who use them.

Personally I'd rather see plastic geese with seasonal clothes than a real dog in a sweater/dress/jewellery.

[missismonky]

Well, I wouldn't want my poor lawn goose standing out there all naked.

[canyou]

I love them and want some for the DC area of the garden, I can just see the photograph cards I could do. [sad person emotive needed plse]

[GrimmaTheNome]

YANBU

incorrect money:sense ratio!

[RespectTheDoughnut]

I quite like them

[anamerican]

Hmmm

What exactly does "only in America" mean

Please enlighten me. I hear it all the time and have always wondered.

[GrimmaTheNome]

Certain sorts of kitsch really are pretty much 'Only in America'

Of course most Americans have impeccable taste, I'm sure.

And England has garden gnomes (AFAIK no one has yet realised the marketing opportunity of selling seasonal outfits for them)

[Tee2072]

I had to click, being American, and I am laughing so hard I'm crying. Not at all what I was expecting.