I am reading Roetzel's book and currently am in the section on overcoats.
Roetzel states "The overcoat always used to serve to highlight distinctions of social rank. The person who helped you on with your overcoat was your social inferior."
What the... ?
I admire what he has to say about style, but I can't believe that the man who used to help me off with my coat the barber shop was my inferior. His path in life was just a little different than mine.
Gentlemen, what do you think? Am I caught in a game of semantics? Or do you think Roetzel makes a good point?
Kind Regards,
Chase
Roetzel states "The overcoat always used to serve to highlight distinctions of social rank. The person who helped you on with your overcoat was your social inferior."
What the... ?
I admire what he has to say about style, but I can't believe that the man who used to help me off with my coat the barber shop was my inferior. His path in life was just a little different than mine.
Gentlemen, what do you think? Am I caught in a game of semantics? Or do you think Roetzel makes a good point?
Kind Regards,
Chase