Fashion

[ECBG]

The Joan River Special Value has "self" fringe which is where threads are pulled from the garmet while being made.  Then there's "applied" fringe which is sewn on like a flapper's dress.

Unless it's a type of cape or scarf, I don't care for fringe at all especially across my backside at the end of a shirt!  If I love the item, I'll turn it up and stitch it.

This is a good example.  No thank you.

[QVCkitty1]

No I don't, it just isn't my style, but like in everything ymmv.

[IMW]

No

[Steeler 20]

Spoiler

No thank you.

[AussieLuvr]

Not at all. Ever.

[Carolm]

I think it depends on the garment and the type of fringe.  So, the answer is yes, sometimes.

[Carmie]

I don’t hate it, but wouldn’t want to wear it.  It’s not my style and it tangles and looks awful sometimes after it is washed.

[jonbon]

Sure, why not? I wouldn't want an entire wardrobe of fringed items, but I do own a tee with a fringed hem and one pair of jeans that has the hem released (not exactly fringe, but a similar idea). It's currently the fashion, so I don't mind a few pieces that look "of the moment" amongst my fairly classic items.

[cherry]

I like it on leather boots

[Peaches McPhee]

Not for me, but I can see why someone else would like it.