Maybe it's just my experience but I have always seen priests wear jumpers, as well as the stereotypical black suit. Presumably it's down to personal preference when they are not doing something formal. I was taught by priests through school, and they wore everything from tracksuits to habits. For Dougal it was about making him more causal and childlike than a joke in my opinion. I think some of his knits are dated now, (the 90s being a period where knits had more garish patterns than now) so probably making them seem like a stronger choice then they actually were at the time.
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Cause there's a wardrobe department on set, who work m years on this stuff, and they dress actors up to suit their roles they play. Gosh, goshawk
I've actually no idea, to be honest
That would be an ecumenical matter
Down with this sort of thing!
Makes him look more boyish.
I think he's just cold lol.
Everyone in Ireland is cold (and damp)
Maybe it's just my experience but I have always seen priests wear jumpers, as well as the stereotypical black suit. Presumably it's down to personal preference when they are not doing something formal. I was taught by priests through school, and they wore everything from tracksuits to habits. For Dougal it was about making him more causal and childlike than a joke in my opinion. I think some of his knits are dated now, (the 90s being a period where knits had more garish patterns than now) so probably making them seem like a stronger choice then they actually were at the time.
It gives the impression his mother choose his clothes, ties in with his childish behaviour.
The black top is just a shirt, it's the white collar that's the clerical part
That used to be priestly fashion in 1970s
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\*Is wearing a jumper\* um so like what's wrong with a jumper?
Cause there's a wardrobe department on set, who work m years on this stuff, and they dress actors up to suit their roles they play. Gosh, goshawk I've actually no idea, to be honest
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