Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "Nadine Dorries' latest literary masterpiece" video.

RISHI'S SUIT IS £6,000 it was made by Maurice Sedwell Ultra Bespoke Tailors of 9-10 Savile Row, London - I make bespoke mens historical suits as a semi-professional hobby... A Saville row suit will last you 30 years - so that is £3.84 a week. Tim will tell you - bespoke clothing is one of THE best investments you can make, suits start at £2,000. trousers £250 SOooo Mad Nads is A) Wrong B) Criticising him for making very good investment decisions
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@marks.6480 - If that is what you like and you are happy with them - fantastic. My issue is not with lost cost jeans. It is with designer rubbish that you pay £3000 for a label attached to some Chinese made crap. Or even worse - fast fashion that you pay £10 and throw away after 3 washes cos it has faded and warped out of shape. MOSTLY I recommend people buy second-hand. If a garment is good enough to be sold retail after it has been worn - that means it good quality.
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@marks.6480 - I dont understand your point...??? I just said "If that is what you like and you are happy with them - fantastic" and "MOSTLY I recommend people buy second-hand" The rich obviously don't have it tough, I don't know how you feel I implied that in any way...??? If you have to stretch a tight budget a long way, stop wearing jeans, especially in winter. Get some second hand thick 100% wool trousers and some wool jumpers, you will be much much warmer. Cotton is a dehydrated plant fibre - it wants to suck up water at any chance it gets - that means in winter it is sucking ther water out of the air and holding it against your legs and keeping you cold. Wool is designed for insulating sheep on the hillside and retains 80% of its insulation ability when totally wet. Get wool blankets and put them over your legs in winter and maybe one around your shoulders - I dont use heating or AC. My living room is 13ºC in winter and I am perfectly warm as I wear thick wool clothing.
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