A superyacht's crew dressed in designer clothes that were thrown away by its owner after he wore them once, worker says

The owner of the yacht threw away the designer clothes that the crew wore, according to an industry source.

An anonymous worker with 20 years in the superyacht business wrote in The Times of London about a story about a owner who never wears the same shirt twice.

The worker said that the owner couldn't understand the need for a wardrobe in his master suite, and that he threw it away.

It helped to explain why the gleeful crew aboard his yacht were scrubbing decks dressed in Armani sweaters.

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