From the Sears catalog...

1974.  

    Oh my!

Two Sears stores are closing in Canada.


  

I wonder if you can "ship" those pants? Ha! Had to say it. I know, it's Sears, not Kmart.

Teresa wrote:

I wonder if you can "ship" those pants?  Ha!  Had to say it.  I know, it's Sears, not Kmart.

Teresa!! 



Rob, I'm especially partial to the plaid pant with print shirt ensemble.  Do you have a favorite? 

I don't know about you, but the pants in the middle really pop for me. They make such a bold statement.

Amy wrote:

Rob, I'm especially partial to the plaid pant with print shirt ensemble.  Do you have a favorite? 

Well, I was more the solid color type back in the day, so I probably would've gone with the black or blue pants.  I do remember wearing those flared pants with the cuffs.  And I had shoes like the guys on the right.

Oh, Rob, say it isn't so!! 




Well, at least you were a solid color-pants man, I'll give you that.  But the shoes, I can't forgive.  

I probably still have them.  

Ok, I don't think Lisa will mind:

 

  Then wait 'till you hear this: I also had a white necktie with neon green peace symbols all over it, and a belt with a big peace symbol for a buckle.  

There was a guy on The Voice with a big belt buckle and his nickname was, "Big Sexy."

Was it a peace symbol buckle like mine??

This is quite the revealing information you are sharing, Rob.   We are learning a whole other side to fife!

ME in the 70's. Had the flared pants and a shirt identical to this one.
DISCO ruled! I can hear the Bee Gees now!

That's nice, Dave. I like the shine!

Rob, I think his actual buckle said Big Sexy.

Ah! I didn't realize his nickname was actually on the belt.

Grovey.

Yikes! LOL

Those were the days.

Wow. the 70's.

It's interesting to see how much clothing styles have changed since then

I don't really like the 70s fashion. It's much to flashy for my taste. lol

Me in the '70s, when I was experimenting with being black.