Those shoes are very elegant, yes sir...............
Typical Pipe Smoking Attire
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Thanks Kevin for the information..............
Suit and esp. the shoes are outrageously good!
T-shirt, short pants. I mostly smoke my pipe at home, til now, haven't brought them outside yet.
One can never be too careful around flames and embers, so I wear this.
Like I said, shop clothes, generally I look homeless 
I tried out for the backup guitar but my beard wasn’t long enough, maybe next year.
Stuff like this until spring.
Let's just say I don't take a shower using Irish Spring and a splash of cologne, brush my teeth and put on some new duds to increase my smoking pleasure.
after seeing you guys I need to step up my game
As I have got older I wear flat caps. Guys who wear flap caps and a pipe look good. Fedoras were before my time I would have enjoyed wearing one.
Well, the time of year and where I’m having a smoke dictate what I‘m wearing. Nothing set in stone. Definitely no official smoking jacket and ascot ?
In the winter, I do have an old wooly crusher fedora that I wear when smoking outside. I’ve had that hat for 20 plus years.
In the winter, I do have an old wooly crusher fedora that I wear when smoking outside. I’ve had that hat for 20 plus years.
I do it all the time. In my beanbag chair. Sometimes the ashes burn, but if you flick them off fast enough it’s not too big of a deal - just keep them away from the carpet.
I didn’t realize anyone actually wore certain clothes with intent to smoke a pipe. ?
Normally I just wear whatever I'm wearing, but I do have a cardigan that I wear for my after work wind-down.
Pretty dapper, but you need the Pipes Magazine logo patch on your blazer pocket!
I've got an old threadbare pea coat I generally wear, protects me from ashes if the wind kicks up. If it's wet (often) I'll wear this long double breasted wool coat, mid-calf, copy of German Navy overcoat, to stay dry. They're both dark, so you don't see the burn marks, and wool, so they don't ignite like synthetics. And either a cap, cowboy hat (wind/rain), or Greek fisherman's cap.
It's interesting reading what y'all wear and wondering where you are. You guys in shorts probably aren't in MN, and those mentioning sub-zero aren't in FL!
It's interesting reading what y'all wear and wondering where you are. You guys in shorts probably aren't in MN, and those mentioning sub-zero aren't in FL!
like everyone else I get out the tux and tails because I am all about the casual.