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7th February 14, 01:49 PM
#10
 Originally Posted by adempsey10
Unfortunately, since suspenders are not very popular anymore, most pants come standard with loops rather than suspender button holes so I'm limited with options.
A few minutes with a needle and thread can work wonders. It doesn't take any special knowledge or skill to sew on a button. Granted, this is a bit different than replacing a shirt button (since it takes much more stress). But still, it's pretty darn easy. So easy, in fact, that I find the idea laughable that clip-on braces are the only option just because the manufacturers don't install buttons.
Of course, if you like the clip-on type, that's cool. I personally think they have very weak holding power and look kinda cheesy. If you're really going for the "cool 1920s Irish guy" look, buttons are a must.
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