Would your H use a standing valet set?

**Cleo**

Our anniversary is at the end of the month, 5 years, and I am considering one for H.  Do you think this is something out dated?

 

http://gifts.redenvelope.com/gifts/deluxe-standing-valet-30055618?ref=HomeNoRef&viewpos=90&trackingpgroup=rabsl

 

angelaa73

ray would love that!

AppleBear

H would also love that. 

**Cleo**

H always drapes his stuff over a little stool in our room, I thought perhaps this would be nice, plus 5 years is wood.

I am going to get him this for Father's Day.

http://gifts.redenvelope.com//personalizable-wallet-bottle-opener-30005743?ref=HomeNoRef&viewpos=72&trackingpgroup=rabsl

He doesn't do the ones on key chains. 

Fields*of*Gold

DH has one. I HATE it and refused to let him put it in our room when we moved.

I figured I was being tricky and this would get him to hang his clothes in the closet.

Yeah, no.  Now he drapes them on the FLOOR.

Kimbus22

It wouldn't get used in my house.  But I think I've seen my husband in a suit twice in 11 years.

But I don't understand why you would pay $150 for something that is essentially a closet but standing in the middle of the room taking up space?

Maybe if we were a suit-wearing household I'd understand...

Cleo29

Fields*of*Gold:

DH has one. I HATE it and refused to let him put it in our room when we moved.

I figured I was being tricky and this would get him to hang his clothes in the closet.

Yeah, no.  Now he drapes them on the FLOOR.

H gets up at 5 something every morning for work (always wears a shirt and tie, sometimes a suit) but gets ready in his office in an effort not to disturb me, so I think this would go in there as a place to hold his clothes for the day.  

EastCoastBride

OUrs isn't that nice, but yes, DH has one.  He doesn't really wear suits anymore, so it's more of a catch all for other clothes.  I'd rather it be on that than on the floor! 

+SMACE+

Yes. It would stop him from using our bed's footboard as a hanger. 

JanieJones

Yes.  Dave would be all over that.

huber22

dh wouldnt. but not only does he knot know what a valet set is, but he also does not own a suit. 

cvillebetrothed

my husband uses one daily.  he loves it.  there's a little shelf on his, so mr. dandy cville can also lay out his cufflinks and lapel pin (omg).

Cleo29

cvillebetrothed:

my husband uses one daily.  he loves it.  there's a little shelf on his, so mr. dandy cville can also lay out his cufflinks and lapel pin (omg).

lol I love it.  Does he ever wear suspenders?  On the right man, they can be pretty sex-ay.  

cvillebetrothed

Cleo29:

cvillebetrothed:

my husband uses one daily.  he loves it.  there's a little shelf on his, so mr. dandy cville can also lay out his cufflinks and lapel pin (omg).

lol I love it.  Does he ever wear suspenders?  On the right man, they can be pretty sex-ay.  

no, he's a belt man.

i'm trying to talk him into a 3-piece suit, but he says he's "not that kind of suit wearer."  i have no idea what that means.  considering the man i married wore nothing but t-shirts and khaki cargo shorts.

Cleo29

cvillebetrothed:

Cleo29:

cvillebetrothed:

my husband uses one daily.  he loves it.  there's a little shelf on his, so mr. dandy cville can also lay out his cufflinks and lapel pin (omg).

lol I love it.  Does he ever wear suspenders?  On the right man, they can be pretty sex-ay.  

no, he's a belt man.

i'm trying to talk him into a 3-piece suit, but he says he's "not that kind of suit wearer."  i have no idea what that means.  considering the man i married wore nothing but t-shirts and khaki cargo shorts.

So the vest would be over to the top for him?  Three piece suits are very lawyerish/bankerish to me. Perhaps the trick is getting him to try one so he can see how fantastic he looks.  

Pumpkin30

My first thought was no, but on second thought I think my H would. I don't think it's dated. If it's something that your h can use regularly and the design is something that appeals to you, then I say get it.

Pumpkin30

Kimbus22:

It wouldn't get used in my house.  But I think I've seen my husband in a suit twice in 11 years.

But I don't understand why you would pay $150 for something that is essentially a closet but standing in the middle of the room taking up space?

Maybe if we were a suit-wearing household I'd understand...

I think the idea is that the guy puts the next day's outfit on it overnight. It's just a way to set it out nicely without wrinkling.

Kimbus22

Pumpkin30:

Kimbus22:

It wouldn't get used in my house.  But I think I've seen my husband in a suit twice in 11 years.

But I don't understand why you would pay $150 for something that is essentially a closet but standing in the middle of the room taking up space?

Maybe if we were a suit-wearing household I'd understand...

I think the idea is that the guy puts the next day's outfit on it overnight. It's just a way to set it out nicely without wrinkling.

Oh okay.  That sort of makes sense I guess.  My husband leaves his dirty pants on the coffee table so I don't see him planning ahead...

.rosenjoe

Pumpkin30:

I think the idea is that the guy puts the next day's outfit on it overnight. It's just a way to set it out nicely without wrinkling.

My H uses his to hang the suit he just took off so it can air before going back in the closet.  He LOVES it.