Mine really has. Just because of (possible) snuff stains. Going for colourful outfits now; red, green and yellow in many hues dominated and black and grey breeding moths in wardrobe. I also change clothes more often, kind of have snuff taking outfit at home, where I can just relax. Hope this makes some sense! Edit. ‘White’ shirts are also a no-go nowadays. All those colourful snuff hankies transformed me to colourful hankie!
Indeed, white shirts used to be a mainstay of my wardrobe, but no more. I favour a tattersall check now. Otherwise my dress sense remains sober and my handkerchiefs a washed out brown. The picture I have in my head of a snuff taking outfit is a troubling one. For some reason I imagine a terry towelling onesey, like the one Peter Sellers wore in ‘The Party’.
not a bit. Though I have to say awesome movie refrence. “Howdy partener”
Breeches Riding Coat and Stove Pipe Hat. It’s the only way to .
My homely snuff taking outfit is just old black and whites don’t wear out anymore.
or you could just try not spilling snuff all over yourself…
Change in clothing style? Not really, except for the switch from white to dark handkerchiefs. Of course, the dress code at my office is über-relaxed. Not to mention that a friend once told me, “You were grunge long before grunge was a style.” 
Absolutely! Tobacco stains on the front of your shirt are something to be avoided… It is very tough to prevent a bit of snuff getting down your front when you snuff with a heavy moustache. Consequently I started by wearing dark color shirts. Then I found that I look good dressed in black. Now I’m pretty much one of “The Men In Black.” I don’t carry white hankercheifs anymore, I carry big, mostly dark bandanas that I can fold in thirds (the initial fold.) When the part that I am using gets full of crusted tobacco, I can fold that third under, and start over again. (The middle third is alway the outside fold that comes in contact with my pocket.)
And then there is the problem of mixing black shirts with high dry toast… (as my daughter is fond of pointing out to me).
Doesn’t bother me… I don’t use high dry toast… We’ll see what happens when I get my first tube of Cheeta
I think we have a Prince Regent dilemma here…
I’ll have to see if Cotton Traders produce anything in a suitable pale brown colour!
you’ll start dressing like a raja. @howdydave.
or like the Blue Raja!
Then people will ask him why he doesn’ dress in Blue.
@bob Well… I did spend about 7 years as a student of Indian philosophy. Let’s not forget my Arabic studies! داود
Listen to enough of my double entendres and you’ll know why they call me the “blue” Raja!
I;am confused now?
@bob Very good!
@bob Look up “blue humor” (humour if you’re not a yank.) http://www.definition-of.com/blue%20humor aka: “off color” (colour if you’re not a yank.) sigh… Nobody appreciates dry humor anymore!