Can I use a belt on my work clothes (apron) ? Look here, read this page, and see if you can wear a belt on your smock.
Can I wear a belt on my work clothes (apron) ? My first reaction to the question was“Please don’t”.
Then I saw pictures of women in full-length shorts with belt loops, and one of them had a scarf belt. I think perhaps the most practical way to wear strappy work clothes is to have a Fanny Pack (formerly known as a“Hip” or“Fanny Pack”) .
Aren’t the rings on the smock just decorative?
I’ve always thought of the belt loops in overalls as decorative, except for the carpenter’s ring with the hammer on the side — just like you’d wear carpenter’s pants. The straps on my work clothes have an occasional function in addition to fashion, so I’ve learned.
A Belt Bag
Aside from fashion, the only reason I see a belt ring on a bib is to use it as an extra tool holder, or to wear a tool belt that doesn’t want to fall on your waist, or maybe a hip bag — oh, yeah, i mean the belt pocket. Sorry, I forgot it’s 2022, not 1989. We Don’t call them hip pockets or Fanny packs anymore.
In short, I think the Fanny Pack is probably the only example I’ve noticed that wearing a belt around your waist in work clothes isn’t just for fashion purposes. I’ve seen Fanny packs in jeans, but for some people, it’s not impossible to wear a Fanny Pack with your work clothes-it’s easier than trying to trick us“Old” people into thinking they’ve come up with a new fashion.
It’s the same thing as a Fanny Pack, only with a different name. However, you will usually see the Fanny pack at the waist and often pulled to one side. Unlike regular jeans, you almost never see a Fanny pack go through a bib.
The Scarf as a Belt
10 creative ways to wear shorts with a belt that not only adds style, but also sharpens the waist.”-Lauren Mesía
Lauren Mesía says wearing loops in cargo pants is creative, so it must be unusual. But being uncommon is not necessarily a bad thing. I feel self-conscious because my middle area is much longer than I’d like it to be.
The only work clothes I’ve worn since 2019 are the yellow rain pants I own, which are two sizes too big for me, and the heavy snowpants I make for winter. I was never going to wear any kind of belt on my body, let alone a scarf.
However, I will try to keep an open mind. After all, I’ve worn a scarf as a belt on a couple of regular jeans. But I haven’t done that since 2018. Putting a scarf and overalls around the waist may be where I draw the line. At least not on my jeans.
Tie Belt With Loop Closure
In my opinion, a belt with buckles may appear with your one piece of clothing, but that doesn’t necessarily make a tie“Good”… Since… . … I’m not even sure when it started. I’ve never worn a necktie with a buckle.
It could have been elementary school or high school, or it could have been my 20s, which is longer than I want to admit. I don’t remember ever wearing a belt on my work clothes, and I probably never will. Even if I did, it wouldn’t be this kind of belt.
I’ve lived long enough that some styles are out of fashion and this type of belt is no longer suitable for me. I am now turning to a new kind of belt.
A Rope Belt
Now, I’m off a little bit. I’ve never seen anyone wear this kind of belt on their work clothes, and I’m not sure they would wear it on their jeans. The only exception I can imagine is that it might go with black or painted jeans, but not with a blue denim work shirt. This is just one example. What works for regular blue jeans may not work for most bib-style jeans.
But I like this rope belt, and I might use it to go out in the evening with a semi-formal dress or fashion-inspired overalls. I will not wear a rope in my job as a manufacturer, janitor, retailer or carpenter or mechanic. That would be dangerous and impractical, but for grooming occasions, I think it is an extra decoration that I welcome.
A Jeweled Belt
I gasped after being mesmerized by the details of the dress’s belt. Here’s another thing I’d like to wear in a denim jumpsuit. By the way, I also read the comments about not wearing only denim aprons.
That’s my point. Overalls don’t have to be casual. I’ve seen some semi-formal jumpsuits made of evening dress material, and I approve, because the fit and showy style just happen to be my best look.
If we can continue the trend of making jumpsuits more practical when using the bathroom while out, and if it doesn’t look tacky, I’m all for it, and this belt… I like it. Although I said I would never wear a belt on a jumpsuit, I was mainly referring to the jeans type — not the dress-up jeans.
An Actual Tool Belt
I take a corrective view of the origins of the Fanny Pack
I was just thinking how similar the actual tool belt is to a Fanny Pack. The Fanny Pack I wore in the late 1980s and early 1990s may have been used as a tool belt in the 19th century or even as early as the Bronze Age. By the way, I used an apron pocket when I worked in a retail store for the last time after 2017.
Now, I would like to announce a correction that I made to myself from the very beginning of writing this article. I’ve never seen a tool belt or Fanny Pack sent through a belt loop on a smock, but it’s not impossible, depending on the style. Anyway, let me change the subject.