Fashion

[deeva]

I have a denim jumper with a full length zipper down the front. It's knee length, no pockets. It's probably 25 years old. I used to wear it to work with a long sleeve mock neck sweater. Now, I only wear it around the house.

It looks nothing like the one pictured in the National ad.

[redbird]

Thank you all for your opinions

[wilma]

@redbird 

I hope you like & enjoy wearing your jumper. 

There is a woman at my church who wears a denim jumper occasionally with various tops. My sister-in-law owns a few jumpers. She wears hers with short sleeve tees and cute sneakers or sandals in the warmer months. 

I used to own a denim jumper. I wore turtlenecks and button down shirts under mine. I liked wearing mine in fall and winter with a belt at the waist and knee high boots. 

[Steffdoggy10]

I have always loved jumpers, especially in the winter with a turtleneck underneath and boots. They are super comfortable. With that being said, though, I look for jumpers with some shape to them versus being full and puffy. If you like them, and feel good, in a jumper, then you should buy it!

[ECBG]

I haven't seen jumpers, much less denim jumpers in decades.   It's probably time for them to reappear.

If you like it, enjoy!

[LillyBee2]

I like Wilma's idea.  Cute with belt and boots -  oh and sneakers or sandals in the summer with a cute t-shirt.  As another posted said -  anything can be updated with a few accessories.   

[frenchie]

Dated is now called retro. Jumpers are always cute. 

[ROMARY]

Brings back memories.......

 I loved wearing jumpers.  Several of mine were wool herringbone types in navy, black/white, etc.

So easy not having to worry about tucking  blouses into skirts that had to fit 'just right' to begin with. 

I wish I would have kept a few jumpers, but, looking back, they were wool.  Now-a-days they would be washable, tweed or herringbone fabrics. 

My Hot Spot keeps turning off......btw.  

[jonbon]

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@frenchie wrote:

Dated is now called retro. Jumpers are always cute. 

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This is true, to a degree. But it takes a little "flair" to wear retro and make it look retro, especially for, er, older people (and I fall into this category, so I'm not just picking on older people).