do you refer to items of clothing as 'pieces'

[JustCallMeGoat]

if so, i suggest you remove your head from your ass forthwith.

pieces of crap.

No, but then I don't live in Chelsea or have a butler.

No but I heard a billiant story where KT Tunstall was in a shop and they shouted "don't forget your pieces" and she thought they meant sandwiches

I bought a lovely piece from New Look last week.

rofl
who does that these days?

no, neither do I refer to my trousers as a trouser or a jean

I like the word frock though

genuinely lol @ Iklboo and the sandwiches.

frock is ok. i like frock.

season is a bit tk max imo.

When I finally can afford haut couture I'll call them pieces, while its still H&M I guess not. Mind you, most of my clothes have pieces of pieces on them (in the sandwich sense of the word piece).

now I do refer to a piece of music
is that poncy?

only if you are refering to the cheeky girls

at ruby.

Now it's making me think of them as well - why on earth???

No.

It's laughable really.

Heard a girl in SportsDirect the other day talking about having 'pieces' of Adidas

christ, don't get involved with the art world then, it's piece this and piece that.

my sphincter winces every time i hear it.

no it is just clothing, pieces of music, art, eight fine by me.

arf @ adidas pieces

hair pieces ok as well

PIECE OF CAKE PLEASE

"Investment piece" is a hackneyed phrase in the fashion press, meaning an item of clothing that costs a lot.

No but I do work out the price per wear if it COULD be referred to as a Piece to justify the expense...

I was once told to try shopping in Bon Marche as 'You can get some really lovely pieces in there'. Since I'm under sixty and would never call clothes 'pieces', I ignored that advice.

I use it for expensive items but wouldn't refer to a Top Shop "piece" and am pmsl at the "pieces of adidas"