Larry
"Uncle Larry"
So I was shopping for some new stage clothes, I am very low on gigging clothes. Which got me wondering about all my brothers and sisters here, what do they look for in stage clothes?
As far as shirts go they have to be short sleeve (even in winter) and cotton, no poly crap. (Not you Pol!) No polos either. Pants have to be straight leg. I would like to wear shorts, but won't except maybe an outdoor gig. I try to stay away from tee shirts, only because they aren't professional looking enough. I want to be slightly better dressed than the audience.
I play in socks, so they must be black, even if I'm wearing white running shoes. Walking around on stage with big ole honkin white socks that are dirty underneath....isn't a pretty sight
All pockets emptied before playing, even my wallet, which I detest sitting on, even while driving.
I am interested in hearing about any clothes rules you have, especially the female contingent. Specifically, the bra dilemma, yay or nay.
As far as shirts go they have to be short sleeve (even in winter) and cotton, no poly crap. (Not you Pol!) No polos either. Pants have to be straight leg. I would like to wear shorts, but won't except maybe an outdoor gig. I try to stay away from tee shirts, only because they aren't professional looking enough. I want to be slightly better dressed than the audience.
I play in socks, so they must be black, even if I'm wearing white running shoes. Walking around on stage with big ole honkin white socks that are dirty underneath....isn't a pretty sight
All pockets emptied before playing, even my wallet, which I detest sitting on, even while driving.
I am interested in hearing about any clothes rules you have, especially the female contingent. Specifically, the bra dilemma, yay or nay.