British Couple Reacts to 5 Clothes Items I Only Wore After Moving to America

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[@andie22311]

Flannel and plaid aren’t the same thing. Flannel is a type of material and plaid isn’t always flannel

[@kimberlydelaney9763]

Plaid is a pattern...flannel is a material 👌

[@travishamra2258]

Thank you, this is one of my biggest silent peeves

[@maxpeck7382]

Plaid might not always be Flannel but it's so linked as the main pattern people wear of it and that people think of when they hear the word Flannel that most people treat the words as paired if not Synonymous. Certainly rural timber state people and southern country/cowboy people hold Plaid and Flannel as pretty much synonymous and so mainly only make things to wear that are both. Many people will not wear non Plaid Flannel, it's a regional/cultural thing. I think women are more likely to wear non Plaid Flannel and outdoor hipster backpack Hikers too.

[@SherriLyle80s]

Old Navy is a clothing store. We've had it for decades. Flannel is a material. We even have flannel bed sheets.

[@msj2677]

I love flannel bed sheets!

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

@@msj2677 Me, too!!

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

LoL those sound greater than flannel shirts. 😅

[@shadowkissed2370]

@@msj2677 I love them as well but I can't use flannel bed sheets. My husband is like a heater with a broken temperature dial that never shuts off and just keeps getting hotter 😳

[@SherriLyle80s]

@@shadowkissed2370 hah! My husband used to be like this. Then I hit perimenopause 🥵

[@g.private9101]

Ball caps are all over America and flannel is a staple that never goes away because they are warm, comfortable and go well with jeans. I live in the midwest and it's really cold in winter. On the worst days it can be 20 below zero Fahrenheit with a wind chill dipping into the negative 30 or 40s. Deadly. But the entire winter isn't like that. Average days are 10 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit

[@leighhallford894]

I lived here in the US & I can proudly say, I never owned a pair of old navy jeans lol

[@thecomorbiditycurator8018]

1. baseball caps are for guarding your eyes from the sun without impeding your vision with sunglasses. The UK seems to not be as bright and sunny as the USA is, so that may account for the less practical application of baseball caps for you. in the southern US, caps are also used to disguise sweaty hair because it is hot down here. 2. flannel shirts are a sturdy and breathable organic material that will not meld to your skin if it catches fire. very practical for labor. they also keep you warm when layered. they are historically cheaper to make than other durable fabrics because they're made of cotton and cotton was a major US crop when the shirts became a staple. still is in some parts of the country. 3. We spell it Pajamas but pronounce it the exact same as Brits do. We call them PJs or Jammies. Relatively few people do the pajama set trend if they don't have a family with small children or grandchildren. Most childless adults just wear an old tshirt and some underpants or sweatpants, anything that is comfy really. 4. winter socks. gotta keep your feet warm and dry. that priority comes from the military because infections and amputations from soggy feet in wet terrain in past wars caused soldiers to prioritize their foot health and the ideology was brought home to civilians. 5. jeans. everyone has multiple pairs of jeans and it's a default clothing item that can even be acceptable in non-casual occasions. the go-to pants options are jeans and leggings. The major one he didn't cover and should have is cowboy boots. I've never heard of Brits wear cowboy boots as a fashionable wardrobe staple, but they're everywhere here.

[@SmashPortal]

I don't own jeans, anything plaid, or any baseball caps. I find plaid tacky, don't like the look or feel of jeans, and find non-beanie hats uncomfortable.

[@sp3lly]

​@@SmashPortaltruly you're not American 😉

[@tallgirlhappyme]

*The thing about flannel:* It gets more comfortable with every time you wash it.

[@pepleatherlab3872]

Well, he's living in Chicago. It's -17C in the winter and 37C in summer. We all wear radically different garb in such crazy weather. Flannel is the material type. The print is called 'plaid.'

[@connorfallon4227]

Im one of the guys who wears a ball cap almost daily, my current ball cap is rocking the Green Lantern insignia. If i don’t wear a hat of some kind, my head burns sooo badly.

[@jlpack62]

baseball caps also prevent my shiny head from getting skin cancer.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

I have like three or four baseball caps. LoL

[@juliayoung537]

A good flannel shirt is warm soft and comfy 😊🤗.. they are not all plaid and I'm definitely not a cowboy 🤣... flannel pajamas in the winter is a must! Love y'all ❤️

[@christianoliver3572]

Not so much in coastal south Texas!! I have plenty of short pants for daily wear pretty much year round, a few pairs of Levi's and some trousers. I generally have to wear a dress shirt and tie to work but in the summer in a 100+ degree F day at up to 99% humidity when I go home it can be 130+ in my car so it's a damn sauna!! On the other hand normally I can go Christmas carolling in shorts and a Polo shirt so that's cool.

[@KevinBenecke]

We also have flannel shirts with a quilted lining.

[@christianoliver3572]

Hey Julia are you sure you're not a Cowboy?

[@jeffreyheronemus1917]

Flannel shirts come in various thicknesses and the lighter ones are worn or kept around in the North even during the summer because it can get chilly at night at times.

[@jamesjones8482]

Thanks! I'm glad Super Thanks is available on KZbin now! I really enjoy your videos and I don't have to wait for your Live streams to show my appreciation. ❤✝

[@sharir1679]

Flannel is a material, it is used for many things: baby blankets, sheets, shirts etc. Plaid is just a pattern. Baby flannel has bears, ducks, hearts, clouds etc. lots of things.

[@theresaakin2284]

You'll see many farmers wearing them due to being under the sun, working in the fields. Protecting the eyes. Therefore another reason to protect on baseball fields having no shade also protectingfrom the sun's glare. Some people just like to wear them.

[@Fortepiano666]

I live in New Jersey and work right by the doors. Flannel-lined jeans are THE MOST NECESSARY PIECE OF CLOTHING IN COLD WEATHER! You can wear a triple layers up top, but nothing keeps you warm like flannel-lined jeans - especially if it’s breezy.

[@KevinBenecke]

In America a lot of people will wear their pajamas to the store, especially if you go to Walmart. As far as socks go, I prefer to go barefoot as much as possible. We have stores called "Old Navy" where these probably come from.

[@KelsaRavenlock]

*in some areas. I have seen it happen maybe twice in my life while traveling but never where I live and no one I know. Walmarts are banned here.

[@KevinBenecke]

@@KelsaRavenlock That's a good thing because Walmart destroys everything around when they move in.

[@jamesjones8482]

It is true that many men in the U.S. wear baseball caps, everywhere. I've known some men that have a large collection and get excited when they get a new one as a gift. I think I have two and could probably count on one hand how many times I've worn them. (To each his own.) I really enjoy your videos! ❤✝

[@troyp5359]

Yep, I feel weird if I leave my house without a hat

[@DeletedNinja754]

I'm not a man, but I'm the exact same way when it comes to hats. I own so many baseball caps and love buying them whenever I see a nice one. I love wearing them no matter the weather.

[@KevinBenecke]

Including indoors with the hats.

[@JustMe-gn6yf]

And I have winter and summer baseball caps and usually wear one every day

[@jeffreyheronemus1917]

@@KevinBenecke I have never understood that. Maybe it is the military thing, but gentleman are not supposed to wear hats indoors.

[@dbsagacious]

FYI Old Navy is owned by, and is sorta, the discount version of the GAP. Thats assuming you know what the Gap is now that i think of it lol

[@debbylou5729]

And gap used to be the cheap version of Levi's

[@dgpatter]

They do. Gap is on every British high street.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

I don't think I've woren Old Navy jeans. Pfft

[@jimgreen5788]

Actually, lumberjacks are, stereotypically or otherwise, the group that's known for their flannel shirts.

[@randyronny7735]

Around here caps are referred to as baseball, truckers and farmers caps. Truckers were given hats by companies they worked for or by truck repair shops. Farmers were given caps by equipment, seed and chemical companies. So, they became very common for everybody.

[@jariemonah]

Beesley getting his stereotypes wrong again. Lol. Flannel is more of a Northern thing, not Southern. Think Lumberjacks from Oregon and Canada.

[@citymorgue8462]

I seen lots of people in Los Angeles wear flannel growing up, not sure about the rest of California tho

[@jariemonah]

@@citymorgue8462 Just because they're a trend in the city, it doesn't mean it has cultural relevancy to them.

[@jariemonah]

@@citymorgue8462 I think of how the grunge movement in Seattle made flannel popular in recent decades. Again, another Pacific Northwest city.

[@twenty3enigma]

I've been all over the country. There's no place you can go where you won't see flannel shirts. There might not be quite as many in some places, but they're there.

[@johnf-americanreacts1287]

Correct. All northern parts of the US where it gets cold in winter wear flannel. Cowboys who wear flannel are not usually southern. Many cattle ranches are in climates that get cold in winter. Think Montana.

[@jerryglass6513]

The flannel shirt is cotton. The starwars jammy pants are fleece which is basically spun plastic. But soft and warm.

[@dstamour625]

Old navy jeans last. We found a pair at a thrift shop. Paid 5 bucks for them they were old and ended up selling them for 125. I noticed they were old and did research I was surprised

[@iwouldratherbewithmydog]

Giving PJs at Christmas is suchhhh an American thing. My mom always gives everyone pajamas on Christmas Eve so they can wear them on Christmas morning. I know so many people that have the same kind of tradition in their families here too.

[@debbylou5729]

You can get those pj pants in lightweight fabrics

[@karenwallinlarson128]

Minnesota girl. Haven’t worn Old Navy in years! But on a COLD Minnesota winter day I’ve been known to wear flannel lined jeans and my Ice King boots.

[@kristend344]

Plaid is a woven pattern in the fiber using different colors of thread/yarn in a linear/square type pattern. (sometimes printed on knits). Think Tartans. flannel is a (traditionally cotton) fabric with a soft "nap" (like peach fuzz) on one side.

[@dynamodan8216]

Old Navy is one of the cheaper stores. They're the type of place you can get jeans for like $12 on their frequent sales. It's more fashionable than shopping at Walmart, but it's not exactly top of the line.

[@southernhippie9058]

Their jeans will outlast some of the more expensive brands.

[@keriezy]

no! The jeans are not $12. They're normally $35-40 and go on sale for $20-$25.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Nothing is cheap any more now though. Pfft

[@tallgirlhappyme]

*Much more than PJ's,* we (Americans) wear sweat pants, leggings, shorts and T-shirts around the house.

[@garychambers6848]

The whole "baseball cap" didn't come from baseball.....During the Civil war (1861-1865) both armies issued little "baseball styled" caps to their army...The Union were blue and the Confederacy were in butternut grey . The kepi hat matched the uniforms....

[@hifijohn]

the first BB game was in 1846.

[@jeffreyheronemus1917]

Those were not baseball hats those were Kepi's a French Military style of head ware. They may have been the inspiration for the original pillbox or beehive style baseball caps though. I think the proliferation of them was due to military use in WWII and well love of the game.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

@@jeffreyheronemus1917 yeah the plastic style caps that players wear are more like helmets than caps.

[@chrisc5250]

I don't sleep in PJ's, but I do wear sweats or PJ's around the house during winter. I'm not running a sauna. I can keep the house temp lower and save on heating. That's just being frugal

[@dalemoore8582]

It's to hot in the south for flannel shirts. They are mainly in the north and Pacific north west

[@11679MRT]

I live in northern Minnesota- we make Chicago look tropical in the winter- and I don't wear pajamas

[@pjschmid2251]

I have to wonder if that family member was just making fun of him because that is the most hilarious flannel shirt with all the different patches of different patterns.

[@susanstein6604]

I have a pair of jeans that are lined with flannel that are so warm in the winter.

[@scottfrench4139]

I've never worn a flannel shirt. But it doesn't get very cold here, not often. Flannel relates to colder places; in SoCal, it's T-shirts and shorts and flip-flops.

[@dw.in.michigan]

I believe that Old Navy is the "bargain brand" arm of GAP clothing stores. I myself prefer plain jeans - no back pocket or front pocket bling, no flared leg...some people call them "dad" jeans. Thick denim, very durable. I would say his flannel pattern is outdated. Lots of different patterns, and sometimes just solid. Flannel is actually naturally wicking, so it's a good choice for year round use (for natural material). I use flannel sheets year round. Very comfy. And my wintertime blanket is my kilt... a real kilt - just a really long swath of wool. I don't wear baseball caps. Never appealed to me. No PJs. Just available shorts or sweats, shirt and a pair of wool socks.

[@arrobrewer2730]

Go to wallmart at 11 pm in the usa you'll see pajama bottoms.

[@arrobrewer2730]

@@bobwallace9814 thats the rumors

[@glenncordova4027]

I've been to Walmart at 1:00 AM and seen no bottoms. LOL Walmart here now closes at 9:00 PM. There is a better class of crazies now.

[@marigeobrien]

I love to watch these videos because I find two things fascinating. The first is how America is perceived, at least by the Beesleys. America has taken a lot of criticism in recent years (some definitely deserved) so I wonder if everyone feels that way. The second is how our cultures differ, which comes through in your comments. That's also why I like to watch Lost In The Pond, to which I also subscribe.

[@kevinerose]

Baseball caps have many uses. I'm surprised the British haven't caught on yet. I like to wear ball caps when I'm having a bad hair day. Also, I'll wear a ball cap when it is rainy instead of using an umbrella. The only reason to use an umbrella is to keep the rain out of the eyes and the ball cap does just that. No more need for umbrellas.

[@reneerollins4433]

American Eagle is also an excellent jean!

[@michaelpanicola2084]

I've been an American my whole life I don't wear pajamas and didn't know Old Navy was still around

[@briancallanglancy8032]

We even have flannel bed sheets.👍👍👍👍👍👍🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@SGlitz]

In Phoenix where we have 300 days of sun a year we just wear regular clothes, preferably not black, but most people who don't understand that umbrellas are more for blocking sun than rain. I have an Australian Hat for sun. Flannel? What are you crazy??? Its 100+ for months in the summer

[@Dante1920]

To be fair to Lawrence, the brand of jean really does make a difference a lot of the time. I dont know what Tommy Hilfiger jeans are like but I bet they're a whole heck of a lot different than Redhead jeans.

[@whoishim2998]

Yeah different Jean companies have different feels but I’ve never worn Old Navy Jeans. I’ve had Tommy Hilfiger once and never again.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Levi’s 501’s are a big part of my history!! 👍🏻

[@beckycaughel7557]

What does redhead jeans never heard of that

[@Dante1920]

@@beckycaughel7557 They're a more authentic style of jean, thick, sturdy, work jeans, usually with extra pockets and loops for tools and stuff.

[@richards1191]

I think I prefer clothes from lands end the most. It is a Wisconsin company and the company I work for Kwik trip here in Wisconsin is where we get our uniforms from

[@mikeeastabrooks6204]

Baseball caps definitely flannel absolutely and I’ve never seen Old Navy before diamond gusset or Levi’s Or Carhart or flannel lined redhead jeans

[@Fridge56Vet]

Flannel- or fleece-lined jeans might have been a better substitute. Do you have them over there? Handy in winter.

[@ericeric363]

Buckle Jeans!! I wear a cap every time I leave the house. Unless it’s a formal or semi formal occasion.

[@pollyduron674]

Old Navy brand jeans last forever...and Levi jeans. I have had a pair of Old Navy for about 10 years...they still look new.

[@hifijohn]

Its nice on sunny days to Have a BB cap. But I have to laugh when they wear them backwards then use their hands to shade their eyes.

[@glenncordova4027]

😎

[@rmk2336]

I usually don't call it a baseball cap unless I'm wearing a cap with a baseball team's name and logo on it, if there's something totally different on the cap I just call it a cap or a hat.

[@mammie19621962]

Plaid is a design. (Plaid won't always be flannel. ) Flannel is a material. (Won't always be plaid, can be solid colors too.) I find it funny that you'll see British wearing USA clothing with city, state, school or sport teams. (Harvard >University/college, Chicago, New York, Cowboys >Texas professional football team), etc... BUT I don't remember seeing British themed clothing in the US. 🤷‍♀️

[@wenttownlast4591]

You should check out Checkmate Lincolnites by Atun Shei Films. It about the American Civil War and runs by one guy and he acts from two sides of the North and South taking about the Civil War in general, there also humor mixed in with it, a few swear words but it worth it

[@cbicnone2228]

you two are great to watch !

[@nicholasstrauch4286]

I love wearing baseball caps. I have quite a few. Some I have are for when I am working outdoors and I don't mind them getting dirty and others are just nicer hats that are for when you are just driving around town or hanging out with friends. At my job I am a cart clerk at a grocery store 8 hours a day 5 days a week. So because of that I have to get a new hat every 4 weeks. They tend to go from midnight black to light brown in that space of time. Its not just the sweat, but also they get bleached from the sun too.

[@billthompson1759]

Three top jean brands are Levis, Wrangler and my favorite Carhartt.

[@speedyrunner101]

I was in wrigleyville when the cubs won too!

[@jwb52z9]

If you want something as close to Old Navy as possible that is in the UK, go to The Gap. it's not perfectly identical, but they are close in terms of durability, I think.

[@Jeff121456]

Just to confuse matters, the US Navy do have blue denim trousers (dungarees) as part of a uniform. So it is possible to wear old navy jeans that are not from Old Navy (used naval dungarees).

[@pjschmid2251]

But I don’t know that you can call them jeans if they aren’t made out of denim and navy uniforms are definitely not made out of denim

[@Jeff121456]

@@pjschmid2251 they are definitely made from denim. They are a work uniform for the dirty jobs.

[@pjschmid2251]

@@Jeff121456 I’m not sure where you got that idea. The navy blue colored uniforms that you were thinking of are Service dress blues for junior enlisted sailors. They consist of a wool pull over and trousers made of a weave of polyester known as "Certified Navy Twill". Working uniforms bear a camouflage pattern and are primarily composed of a 50/50 nylon and cotton blend. Denim is a very specific weave of fabric consisting of a sturdy cotton warp-faced textile in which the weft passes under two or more warp threads. This process produces a diagonal ribbing that distinguishes it from cotton duck. The most common denim that you see in blue jeans is indigo denim in which the warp thread is dyed while the weft thread is left white.

[@Jeff121456]

@@pjschmid2251 I guess I got that idea from the years I spent on Naval Bases and aircraft carriers working beside the sailors who wore them.

[@pjschmid2251]

@@Jeff121456 then why would you think the working uniforms were navy blue when they’re a camouflage pattern much less denim which is a very specific weave of fabric?

[@cbicnone2228]

Thanks!

[@badguy1481]

The man is a genius!

[@willardwooten9582]

Flannel is a fabric not a pattern . You can get flannel plaid shirts but plaid shirts are also made of wool. I Have Flannel lined Blue Jeans that is Grey , Flannel Sheets for those old days here in Washington .

[@ronluk76]

James and Millie baseball hats are worn by a lot of American guys all the time because of baseball and sports and also for people my age or younger because of hip hop. Black guys in the hood wear baseball hats and then because of rap music and fashion it spread to young guys in general. I used to match my hat to my shirt and my sneakers when I was younger. I still have a baseball hat addiction and have over 100 different hats. On the east coast, baseball hats are even more of a thing then on the west coast in terms of wearing one all the time. They say that if someone is wearing a dark Yankees hat, a dark Champio n hoodie, and black Air Force Ones, be careful, they are looking to jack someome or kill someone! Here in the Bay Area, the weather in always never too hot or too cold and always changes so flannel shirts are really popular all year round except when it's really hot which is kinda rare. G Eazy dresses like a lot of young Bay Area guys: a flannel shirt, skinny jeans, and a pair of Vans. I like to wear a flannel shirt, light wash or distressed jeans, and a pair of Vans as my standard go-to fit. We just call an outfit a "fit".

[@HyperWolf]

I was just about to comment about the Bay Area mostly being at a good temperature for flannel and super hot days being rare. We dress similar. Flannel shirt, light jeans, except for me it can be vans or converse. I also have a hat collection. I didn’t think this was a Bay Area thing but now I’m thinking… 😂

[@BobSmith-fu1nn]

Old Navy is owned by The Gap and and is their cheaper brand (Banana Republic is their more expensive brand)

[@bleachedbrother]

James...I'm begging you, PLEASE PLEASE PLEEEEEEEZ react to a baseball video by Jomboy titled "Yankees figure out pitcher tipping pitches". It is VERY educational and VERY entertaining. Jomboy has an IMPRESSIVE ability to lip read. So good!

[@jsjazz12]

Old Navy jeans are the best.

[@tictacmoe6227]

Some of my friends would wear their pjs to school sometimes. I thought it was weird but it was normal where I grew up lol.

[@davidleister8996]

Hello and good day from one of your fan's from Bandon Oregon.. USA 🇺🇸.. Love your channel..💞

[@4theloveoflife]

Tommy Hillfiger in the states is a thing of the past.. You wear that here in the states its looks like you have been shopping at a thrift store or a 2nd hand store from something in the 90's

[@wizbusinessquinn1052]

Jammy Jam!

[@cjpreach]

HAPPY ENGAGEMENT!

[@bevmcgonagle6765]

Old Navy is a department store in America

[@ronaldhudson554]

Those pants are called lounge pants not pajamas. They are worn even out of doors. They are extremely comfortable.

[@victorwaddell6530]

It's not a real trucker cap if you had to pay for it . Every US company in the trucking industry gives away caps advertising their brand .

[@jeffreyheronemus1917]

Jeans and baseball caps are absolutely American inventions. We may use Pajamas more but those obviously came to England first through India. Denim Jeans historical link is to the California gold rush and other Westward expansions. I also think at times Brits forget that our largest ethnic group in America is German-American and the region he lives in is in the most German-Polish-Scandinavian part of America (Ohio-Indiana-Michigan-Illinois-Wisconsin-Minnesota-Iowa and probably Western Pennsylvania or "Upper Midwest" or Great Lakes States). Those thick socks for men are actually called boot socks and are meant to be worn with boots in the winter, but they are thick enough to be nice slipper alternatives. This Great Lakes area is where the common American accent comes from probably for you folks the boring accent. The one news casters and TV personalities generally use. Also the area of the Country where heavy industry was based with companies like GM, Ford, Chrysler, Caterpillar. Harley-Davidson, John Deere, and the like came from. I like his stuff because he lives in this region and culturally is very representative of Middle America whereas most foreign youtubers seem to travel to and vlog about the Eastern Sea Board or the Deep South. Florida, California, and Texas are almost like their own countries honestly.

[@OhioTies]

So for the “ball cap” I them anytime anywhere any weather any time of day😂😂😂 also no fans care about what hat u have on

[@LancerX916]

Old Navy makes some of the cheapest clothes on the market. If you are going to get jeans it's Levi's. They last for years.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Never gotten Levi's either. I do remember getting Wragler.

[@SRHS83]

Old Navy American Flag t-shirts are pretty common around here especially during the 4th of July.

[@SeenGod]

i’m gonna send you guys an Alabama license plate, it has the American flag and says God Bless America 🇺🇸

[@sh.....]

It's pajamas - but we usually say PJs. Flannel and plaid are not the same thing - a shirt can be plaid wirhout being Flannel and, a Flannel shirt can be Flannel without being plaid. I haven't worn fluffy socks or slippers since I was a kid. They're kind of a kids thing or an old people thing. Old Navy specifically? No, I have never had Old Navy jeans - I love their shirts they're super comfy, but jeans from Old Navy.... never

[@Scot_WestTexas]

Luv you guys 😎

[@FirstnameLastname-gz8hy]

He shoulda gone for carharrt jeans, those are true work jeans that the majority of rural americans wear. Way more durable than any other brand and last a lifetime

[@KaliCush]

Old Navy jeans last as long as Levis. Really good brand.

[@LancerX916]

Disagree. Old Navy clothes are crap. Everything I have purchased from them falls apart. Levi's last for years. I still have a pair that is over 10 years old.

[@KaliCush]

@@LancerX916 Agree to disagree. I've put both companies pants through hell. Used them in rugged jobs at Ranches and Alaska. Held up well.

[@andrewmarshall360]

I have family on both sides of the pond as one would say .

[@brendascroggins5200]

Old Navy jeans might be ok but the other stuff they sale falls apart after the first wash. I stop shopping there about 15 yrs ago for that reason.

[@josephharrison5639]

I wear shorts literally year round. I only ever packed wool socks for winter Campouts I’m scouts, but rarely used em unless I got my regular socks soaked

[@kathrynreinitz6619]

I've only worn flannel in the Midwest - Missouri (I love the way you say Missouri James) it only gets that cold here. But I kept getting gifted flannels in the Seattle area. (Lived there 27 years) people! It doesn't get that cold here. It's a mini England.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

My family wore Pendleton wool shirts. They were warm...and top quality for sure!!

[@pjschmid2251]

The flannel shirt became the uniform of the grunge movement which did originate in Seattle. I’m have to guess that may be tied to why you keep getting flannel shirts, maybe people think they’re still in fashion there.

[@HBC423]

I'm from the southeast, I would be freezing up there

[@judykeith8397]

You don't think it gets cold in Missouri? My husband practically lives in a flannel shirt in the fall and winter. But he's a farmer. I don't think my son's do that much and they both work outside quite a bit.

[@kathrynreinitz6619]

I meant western WA! It gets cold in Missouri. My fingers didn't like it if I forgot my gloves in the car!

[@johnathantilley7693]

Wangler Carhartt and jeans are where it them last for year or 2 I have 4pair of jeans and and wash every 3 days get year out of them but do labor work

[@jamus1340]

Flannel shirts are often worn in certain places in the summer at times...in my home state of Minnesota the temperature can drop at night and you will see people wearing them. You always pack at least one for camping in northern states.

[@SKOOKM]

Yep. I'm also from Minnesota and had the same idea. Let's say you are sitting around a bonfire on a cool summer night. I wear a flannel to keep the mosquitos off, I'd rather do that than put on a spray.

[@Gutslinger]

A side note: Don't touch another man's hat. I was told this growing up. Was told that my dad used to kick people's asses if they touched his hat. Lol

[@glenncordova4027]

I'm a sharer but I know a lot of people who are very protective of their hats. It is like a part of their body. Don't touch without asking first.

[@tommya5958]

not missing much better off with Lee, Levis, or Wranglers with a fine pair of cowboy boots and you're ready to kick some A$$ and look good doing it! as far as what to wear to bed depends on who you're with!!!!!

[@jmb3d]

I never knew PJs was even spelled Pyjamas?! I always thought it was Pajamas.

[@glenncordova4027]

Like tyre for tire, colour for color. It's the British spelling.

[@mariannedavidson1279]

I probably have 10 pairs of pajamas. I can’t sleep if I don’t have full pajamas and I’m wearing socks. Winter spring summer or fall. Full pajamas and socks.

[@tomking3394]

Cowboy hats straw/beaver so american. So American Catfish noodling with Hannah Barron

[@billybarnes9208]

Baseball caps keep the sun out of your eyes . Also protects you from heat an cold. Best of all protects my Bald head. God bless y'all!

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

Has anybody noticed that he's not even wearing his own flannel shirt, but it's his wife's or at least a female? Here are five clothing men's flannel shirts would never have that alternate pattern up by the shoulders that's a definite sign that it's a female shirt and if you look at the buttons they're on the wrong side on a men's shirt they button down on the right with the button holes on the left but on a woman's shirt the buttons go down the left and the buttonholes are on the right. Also you'll notice that there are buttons on the pockets you don't see that on men shirts. Definitely his wife's shirt or a female shirt anyways. Take a good look at it again. 🤣

[@glenncordova4027]

Yes the buttons are on the wrong side for a men's shirt. You can tell he's from Britain, where they drive on the wrong side of the road, he's got the buttons on the wrong side of the shirt. LOL 😂

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

@@glenncordova4027 that's funny. 🤣 However in all truthfulness the rules for buttons work in Europe the same as it does here cuz that's where we got the idea, plus you said that the shirt was bought in the US. I think that he either didn't have a shirt ready for the video and didn't think about it and put on his wife's shirt. I mean I'm an expat and I'm living in Central America and even hear the button deal is the same. I just think it's hilarious also. 🤣

[@glenncordova4027]

I was making a joke. Some of these videos are shown flipped as well so it may be a man's shirt but looks like a woman's shirt because it's flipped.

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

@@glenncordova4027 true, however men don't usually have the alternate plaid panels on the shoulders nor buttons on there pockets. Also if you watch the video again he wears a different shirt prior to that final shirt and those buttons are on the correct side. I knew you were joking. 🤣 I was just getting to the serious facts also.

[@kimberlydelaney9763]

Men's button opposite of womens..as pants zip left on men's right on womens

[@christophermckinney3924]

Best jeans are Levi’s, they last over 100 years.

[@WyattRyeSway]

I am wearing a flannel shirt, jeans (wranglers, not Old Navy) and a ball cap with an American flag on it, sitting 90 minutes south of Laurence near Illinois State University. Yup, I could pass for a stereotypical yank (though I am not….a Yankee at least because that’s a “fighting” word where I am from lol)

[@jaytibbles2223]

While most flannel shirts are plaid not ALL are. Most plaid shirts are NOT Flannel!

[@bob_._.]

James, the thing about jeans is the M&S jeans are made for the British climate; even a lot of American brands aren't made for our Northern winters, so it can come down to brand. I'll be living in Chicago by next winter and you can bet my pair of flannel-lined Carhartt jeans will be there with me.

[@glenncordova4027]

Jeans are made of 100% cotton. They soak up water like a sponge. They are great for a dryer climate.

[@Gutslinger]

I never wore pajamas to sleep until a few years ago in my late 20's, when my friend gave me some. Lol I prefer the kind that have the elastic cuffs near the ankles. Keeps the leggings from sliding up my calves when I'm trying to sleep.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Why not wear a onezy with a hoody. LoL

[@Gutslinger]

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld Never really crossed my mind. I might possibly get too hot in one of those. I also sleep without a shirt, because I don't like feeling the material getting twisted around my arms abdomen. Plus my hair is well past my waist, so I can't really wear a hoody comfortably. Lol Maybe one day though.