Fashion Takes a Vow of Chastity

Underwear. It can say "I'm sexy." It can say "I'm confident." But can it say "I'm waiting for marriage?"

That's what Yvette Thomas is banking on. Her growing line of clothing, WaitWear, plasters slogans like "Virginity Lane: Exit When Married" and "Notice: No Trespassing On This Property. My Father Is Watching" on underwear and T-shirts, and is meant to inspire young people to abstain from sex until they tie the knot.

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WaitWear is currently rolling into more and more retail stores, and Thomas is determined that the company will do a little more than $2 million in sales this year — up from a mere $4,000 in 2004.

But can panties and T-shirts really help a person wait for marriage? And isn't the whole point of wearing underwear with slogans on it to have it be seen?








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That is hilarious and awesome! People would probably be surprised with the size of the community that is still waiting today. The way it's portrayed in the media, one out of 7,943,000 kids isn't having sex by the time they're in third grade. The reality is there are some major movements by junior high, highschool and college folks taking vows of chastity and the like.