Jeans were a sign of rebellion here too and are  very casual.
Unfortunately I grew up wearing pants but I the relatives who made sure I went to church never allowed me to wear jeans there for an evening service.

I do it (wear a t-shirt) sometimes under a sleepover or so and I feel that I should go to a booth and confess my sin. :cry:

Perhaps you suffer from OCD/Scrupulosity.

I didn't thumb you down.

Many people wearing jeans today have never set foot in a mine and a good percent have never done done a day of hard labor. If they had remained as work clothes they would now only be identified with men working hard jobs.

They were introduced to popular culture to promote rebellion.  

ETA: Not to be a hypocrite my son only wears jeans.

No worries, Tiffany, I didn't think it was you. I do agree with your comment. :)

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I do it (wear a t-shirt) sometimes under a sleepover or so and I feel that I should go to a booth and confess my sin. :cry:

Perhaps you suffer from OCD/Scrupulosity.

Wow! That was a uptight, judgmental, litigious Pharisee comment for no reason. I tried to be a little bit funny and little bit serious but I guess that was to much for you. Is that a rule that tradcats must be utterly sensitive and rude to others on the internet? Well I never signed that petition. :ape:

I do whish we all dressed like Prussian and Victorian aristocrats everyday. I do not have that kind of income -yet.

Conservative and elegant dresscode is a catholic virtue! To bad tweeds cost a fortune. :dwarf: :dwarf:

I wouldn't necessarily object to wearing t-shirts outside on a hot day, or maybe around the home sometimes.

Overall, though, I don't care much for t-shirts on women.

I remember what a religious Priest said in full thick robe to someone who said "Aren't you hot in that?"  

His response:

"Hell's hotter".

I have always wonder why, when the temperature goes above a certain point, bare flesh solves all our problems?  Seems to me keeping your skin in the shade, covered with clothing is not so bad.  At least according to my experience, and that of my wife and daughters.  

Oh dear it's above 80 and my arms are covered.  How will I survive?  Oh the agony.  I don't thank I can make it through the day.  

Also keeping covered is nice reparation for all the immodesty we are inundated with every day.

Some women just have to bare themselves even when it is freezing cold and windy.  It is as if they are martyrs for the right to be the near occasion of sin.

Married too.  What are they looking for?

I want to Thank all the ladies who did my poll about what you thought of T-shirts.

And I think it is time to see what the gentleman think, I will start working on it.