Behold a new item from famed host club / dandy clothiers Buffalo Bobs: water proof suits cut from miraculous Dupont Teflon fabric. The marketing campaign cuts straight to the chase: an investment of around US$460.00 will insure you against the rigors of a particularly messy Dom Perignon champagne call...or, like this model, you can just stand around and pour a bottle of bubbly on your shoulder should you feel in the mood. But how these duds will stand up to other fluids ubiquitous to night work (i.e. urine and vomit) remains unclear.
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Wow.
It's amazing this has taken so long to appear for the host market. I always thought it'd be cool to have suits made from the worsted wool fabric used on better pool tables. They resist stains and liquids well.
Posted by: Cam | August 03, 2010 at 12:33 PM
I was traumatized every time I saw this poster at a mall in Kyoto. I couldn't escape because I had to pass this poster every time I went up the escalator.
Posted by: Nam | October 15, 2010 at 03:54 AM