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Boys used to wear vests to school after WW2 and throughout the 50s, and back then I thought they were practical in winter, although they looked old fashioned and daggy. But your top photo of the 1930s pullover was _very_ smart.
How our thinking changes. Now I wear vests all through winter.
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