What WERE You Wearing - Fit Pics From The Past
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that's a very cool pic @Walery-Smirnoff
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It was a time when jeans were not available for sale. They were sold by speculators at bazaars at two or even three times the price. For example, the official price of jeans in a Soviet store was 100 rubles. At the bazaar, speculators asked from 200 to 350 rubles, depending on the brand. Levis and Wrangler were the most expensive. Italian, German and Indian jeans were cheaper. And the average salary of a worker at the plant was 200-250 rubles. Although even now the same Iron Heart costs 45 thousand rubles. The average salary is the same.
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Guys, I like this photo. Golden times of strong-willed men.
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@Walery-Smirnoff what a cool shot into the past and look at life of such an intriguing culture. I’d love to see more photos of this era!
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I’m prob 6 or so in this picture. My grandpa and his buddies from the Legion used to get tanked up and come over Christmas Eve to hand out presents as Santa and his clowns. Equal parts elation and terror
IG: bluehandsslim
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My oldest flannel and Denim pics. Circa 1980
On left w my Bros
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@Anesthetist said in What WERE You Wearing - Fit Pics From The Past:
grandpa and his buddies from the Legion used to get tanked up and come over Christmas Eve
Sounds like the premise of a tom waits song
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@Matt said in What WERE You Wearing - Fit Pics From The Past:
Santa and his clowns!?!?!? Were you the only one to make it out of there alive so you could tell their story?
John Wayne Gacy
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@Matt the thing I remember was how funny they smelled, a weird cologne or something.
10 years later I figured out it was scotch
