"Sometimes, Always, Never"

https://www.businessinsider.com/suit-button-rules-bottom-top-2017-3?op=1 > Author: Shamsian (2017) > Theres a basic rule when it comes to buttoning up a suit jacket: Sometimes, Always, Never — if you have a three-buttoned jacket, sometimes button the top one, always button the middle one, and never button the bottom one. > Regardless, no matter what kind of suit youre wearing, the bottom button should never be buttoned up. > The story of King Edward VII (who ruled from 1901 to 1910) is often dismissed as a myth — but its completely true. > As fashion blogs and magazines will tell you, theres a story that King Edward VII, back when he was the Prince of Wales and suits were becoming in vogue, got too fat for his waistcoat so he stopped buttoning the bottom button to make it fit better. > Out of respect for him, the British court — and, eventually, everyone else in England and the British colonies — stopped buttoning their bottom buttons, too. *NOTE: buttoned

As a non native english speaker this seems a tongue twister

Edward VII: “This suit is so tight! I’m going to leave it unbuttoned so I can breathe. God in fat …” British People: “Fashion!”

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