I read somewhere that military style clothing is illegal in Jamaica. Does that mean no camo too? The other half lives in the stuff.
I read somewhere that military style clothing is illegal in Jamaica. Does that mean no camo too? The other half lives in the stuff.
The link below can help you...
http://negril.com/forum/showthread.p...lothes-or-hats
Wow! Very interesting thread. Thanks Bnewb. Guess I will let him make his own decision and go from there. Or he could just run around nekked
why would anyone want to dress up like they were at war?
The camo I'm referring to is hunting camo, not military. Hunting camouflage is very commonplace in our area
"Nekked" is more commonplace in Negril than hunting is. I think it is time to follow the saying "When in Rome do as the Romans do". You won't find many Jamaicans going "nekked" and there is nothing to hunt but lonely tourists!Originally Posted by Maralunatic
Just joking. No Hate Mail or Jibberish Please.
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"Nekked" is more commonplace in Negril than hunting is. I think it is time to follow the saying "When in Rome do as the Romans do". You won't find many Jamaicans going "nekked" and there is nothing to hunt but lonely tourists!
Just joking. No Hate Mail or Jibberish Please.
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I have seen numerous Jamaicans wearing camo, hence why I laugh at the rule/law/what have you.
I have heard about folks having an issue at the airport when clearing immigration, so if you bring it do not roll into town with it on.
most of my days are spent in bathing suits... don't find much use for causal clothes during the day and would not wear camo to dinner...
You said it was military in the post
Ben's food bowl is camo. I saw it.
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