#arm garters

[smolnerdisms]

Unexpectedly, I am writing a Guardian post.

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It's because of those damned sleeve garters. I have encountered them on an attractive man in real life, in front of my face and I have not recovered.

And it's Shen Wei's fault. How dare he!

Why is it his fault? Because if I had never seen them on him, I never would have realized how attractive it is to wear them!

DAMMIT

Ok goodbye again 😂

[amagnificentobsession]

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[prettyvintagehouse]

Mens shirt sleeve garters, vintage expandable armbands, gold tone pearl arm garters, Peaky Blinders fashion accessory, gift for him.

Vintage shirt sleeve garters, expandable armbands. Rarer harder to find pair more likely worn for occasions and outings not just for everyday. Both are gold tone metal although when placed together one appears darker than the other. I wonder one was worn more than the other.I dont think it would be

[prettyvintagehouse]

Mens shirt sleeve armbands expandable sleeve garters, silver toned shirt accessory, Peaky Blinders fashion prop.

Vintage mens shirt sleeve armbands expandable garters. Silver tone metal. Photo shows a join mark but this can be worn on the inside of arm, and most vintage armbands have these. In some of the photos a pattern/squiggle can be seen this is the elastic shining through, this cannot be seen when worn

[prettyvintagehouse]

Sophos Flexion armbands, shirt sleeve garters, boxed shirt arm garters, suit accessory, vintage mens fashion prop

Vintage pair of silver tone arm bands, expandable mens shirt sleeve garters. In original box. Box has sticker marked Sophos Flexion Armbands Made in England. Both have a piece/mark which I believe is the join of the metal and this would not be seen if placed at inside/underarm when worn. In great

[sheehanandcompany]

A brief history of the arm garter.

In the 19th century most men's woven shirts didn't have buttons on the sleeves so men would wear sleeve garters to shorten the sleeve.