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Over the centuries many beautiful objects have been crafted from wood. Wood is a lovely material, superb texture and perfume. Carve exquisitely decorated trousers. Polish to perfection. Hinge unobtrusively in polished brass, or for a more modern look, titanium. Line with fine velvet, in contrasting
colours. Wonderful.
Wooden Trousers Holder
http://hangergiant....rousers_Holder.html
And a whole range of support services grew around this idea - almost instantly. [zen_tom, Jul 03 2007]
Wooden Coat Hangers
http://www.jonathan...en_coat_hangers.htm
Someone out there has already taken this idea and created wooden coats. [zen_tom, Jul 03 2007]
(?) Wooden trousers, coat, hat, shirt, and tie
http://www.liviodemarchi.com/casa8_uk.htm
By Italian woodworker Livio De Marchi [discontinuuity, Jul 05 2007]
(?) Novelty wooden neckties
http://www.noveltie.com/purchasing.htm
[discontinuuity, Jul 05 2007]
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Ah! Ah!! AHHHHGH! Splinter!!!!! Oh wait, it's just this croissant in my pants. |
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Then the spring came, and with it, the woodpeckers... |
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With louvres for hot days.
(Note: Actually, it is possible to buy wooden trousers. You can buy trousers made from rayon, which is a fibre made from viscose, which is made from wood cellulose). |
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You could branch out into wooden shirts. |
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[hippo] Rayon is even less wood than paper is. Same raw material, but completely changed in all macroscopic physical properties. But I see your points. |
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I thought Pinocchio's trousers were made out of paint? |
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[wagster] You at thinking of $STARLET |
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My noodly appendage may not enjoy this. |
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Oh, I think [wags] is right. OK then, this gives a new meaning to "Liar, liar, pants on fire". |
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They should be called hölzernhose though. The advertising slogan could be "Got wood?" |
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I think this is a WIBNI (wooden it be nice if). |
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For the man who has everything, a pair of double pleated wooden trousers made from 4,500 year old English Oak recovered from a peat bog in Ireland. [+] |
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//My noodly appendage may not enjoy
this// |
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Maybe a codpiece with an inlaid Jolly
Roger? |
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Finally my clogs will be an appropriate accessory. |
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Shortly followed by the mercifully brief simulated wood grain formica swimwear craze. |
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I think these would need a pair of heavy duty suspenders. |
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And how would the hips twist and hinge sideways? |
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Ah! Sir would like the upgraded FLEXIBLE wooden trousers. |
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"On which side does Sir dress one's morning wood?" |
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Sit still! Got termites in your pants? |
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Haven't been to the bakery in a while - shocked to see that nobody has mentioned "pole pants". |
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They wouldn't bend enough so I think they'd be uncomfortable, even with the hinge. Sorry (-) |
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Clogs were notoriously uncomfortable .. |
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...before the advent of the felt-liner breakthrough. |
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I thought rubber clogs were really the popular shoe this year. Aren't they called gators or crocks or something? |
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I changed my vote on this one. I think the NutCrackers can
use some new trousers. |
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ideal for a box pleat, assuming I haven't just made that up.. |
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May I add to the acronym pile...IJCBBTLIUOASE which is" I | just couldn't be bothered to look it up on a search engine", |
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Wooden trousers would be handy if the wearer had problems with
their lower spine and needed a lumber puncture ... |
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Whatever floats your boat ... |
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Would it be appropriate to wear these when operating the
Spruce Goose? |
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No, but you might find some nearby. |
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Ok people all joking aside could you not implement
something like they used for plate armor pants. it would be
bulky and hard to work in but.......that's not the point. |
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/hard to work in/
Depends on your line of work. If, like me, you are paid to stand around and look good these pants can only help. |
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Consider a wooden skirt, pteruge-style with overlapping short planks. You would look sort of like a hardwood floor. But you could run in it, high kick should the situation require it, and you could have some spare pteruges handy if one of them got damaged or left behind. |
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Some mediaeval Japanese armours had wooden lamellae as structural elements. |
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It's the right time of man. Hipsters will buy anything. |
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