My wonderful daughter Elisabeth gifted my dear wife Karen with a piece of clothing I’m not quite familiar with as part of her Christmas collection.
Boot warmers. Leggings. Tops. Something like that.
In any case, these pretty white knit things go on top of boots to make them look cool and keep your legs extra warm.
Karen wore them out New Year’s Eve.
Worn down.
Worn up.
And as we sat out enjoying a drink, Karen started wondering which was the proper method of wearing this clothing.
She had them turned down. Then they flipped them up.
I took both photos and we texted Elisabeth to see what she said.
My daughter said she wears them up, but liked the way they look down.
What do you call this piece of leg wear? Which way would you wear them?
Mark Bialczak 
These pretty knit things are pretty neat, Mark. Like it better worn down.೭੧(❛▿❛✿)੭೨
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Karen will be glad you agree with her, Patricia! 🙂
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Both ways look fabulous! I asked for and received a pair for Christmas but haven’t had the occasion to wear them yet–looks like plenty of winter left for that! 😉
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You have a few days … weeks … months left to wear the new fashion, Ermine. Up or down?
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My 17-yo daughter wears them up, but either way looks nice!
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I’m glad a lot of folks wear them, either direction, Kathryn Grace. I like the look!
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Cute! I say wear them up or down as the mood hits you. That’s the beauty of them!
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You are right, Cynthia. Versatility is a great asset!
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all I know is they can be knitted or crocheted!
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I think you now have a project for you and the teen, Rachel?
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No clue. It’s so hard being a female. After 35 years, I still don’t how to dress myself. 🙂 But, I like the down look better…then again that’s coming from a former farm girl whose sense of style becomes non-existent beyond a pair of blue jeans and a t-shirt.
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Blue jeans and a T-shirt are forever in-style to me, Who Me. Just saying.
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They sure are! If only they were appropriate in every situation, then I’d be set.
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i like both too, they are so pretty. not sure what they called, but i think you should get some to go with your new bowling shoes.
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Now that would be a fashion statement my league would never forget, Beth. Yup.
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I love those things.Very cute. Where I Iive, some people even wear them on the outside of their boots. One lady I know makes them out of old sweaters and she sews tiny buttons up one side. Very elegant and old fashioned looking.
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We do need these in our winter habitats, IB!
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I call them boot cuffs and wear mine up, personally. But Karen looks fabulous in them in both photos! 🙂
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Boot cuffs! Got it. Thanks, Charlotte, for the info and style advice, too. 🙂
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Very stylish!
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Good taste, Brenda. 🙂
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Works both ways ! ☺
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I agree, Van. I’ll wear mine … Wait, I don’t wear them. 😮
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Ha ha…maybe some day ?
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