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They're considered more practical than jeans in many ways, including the ability to be worn under a skirt or dress, being thin enough to tuck into high boots, and of course, retaining a sexy snugness while still functioning similarly to jeans.
Source: Future Spandex - In the Cosgrove Hall production of The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship, the Glutton is replaced by the Forester's Wife, who - though she is introduced sharing a basket of bread and cakes with the rest of the group - gives no indication of her ability to tuck in.
Source: Big Eater / Animated Films -
They only glide via their wings (that is, they state in the pilot that they can only glide, but are later seen to "glide" faster and more maneuverably than a military jet can fly!), and have the ability to tuck them around their necks like cloaks when not in flight.
Source: Winged Humanoid
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