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do you refer to items of clothing as 'pieces'

32 replies

JustCallMeGoat · 04/03/2009 14:11

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

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beansontoast · 04/03/2009 21:08

naaaaaah!
never!

beansontoast · 04/03/2009 21:14

(to my mind it is another marketing term to infer gurt poshness...another way to subvert the way people think by creating another meaningless distinction)

think im blushing already at th e ranty ness of that...going to post anyway

RustyBear · 04/03/2009 21:16

If you have 'pieces' you probably 'team' them with other 'pieces'......

DegreesMinutesSecondsIsMale · 09/03/2009 14:40

'Piece of arse' is what I hear when the term used to describe clothes or art or antiques.

I think it is an attempt to change the context of discussion from that of commerce into something where the item is the whole part of the discussion, and the price is irrelevant.

LetThemEatCake · 11/03/2009 22:01

I'm with Mrs John Simm. Regular clothes are just 'tops' 'jeans' blah blah blah. Designer stuff (don't have much but do have some, so shoot me if you bloody want to) are pieces, and yes, why not, investment pieces to boot. Frocks are frocks. Unless from Primark, in which case dresses. And an LBD is a dress, not a frock. Frocks only applies to dresses that are pretty.

Anyone say garments? I once knew this fabulously fashionable spanish girl who said "garrrrrrrments" with a wonderful roll of the r.

GreenBib · 11/03/2009 22:01

GOAT
i totally agree
its utter poncery

tiredsville · 11/03/2009 23:05

hmmm a piece of piss from George Asda

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