September 29, 20169 yr Author Latin. Reading it, speaking it, attending Mass celebrated in it... Math Rock. Wearing a suit as often as possible. That might take the cake for me. I think I have glass shards being rubbed into my eyes and wearing a suit every day ranked about evenly on my list.
September 29, 20169 yr That might take the cake for me. I think I have glass shards being rubbed into my eyes and wearing a suit every day ranked about evenly on my list. Oh man, if I had an unlimited supply of money, I'd be rolling around in Hugo Boss and Brioni and looking like Seth Rogen had been cast as the next James Bond.
September 29, 20169 yr Author Oh man, if I had an unlimited supply of money, I'd be rolling around in Hugo Boss and Brioni and looking like Seth Rogen had been cast as the next James Bond. Just curious...why? Is it a comfort thing or a "look of power/professionalism" thing? I think wearing a suit is super uncomfortable and would think, at the very best even those who like wearing a suit would find it less than ideal as far as comfort was concerned. If it was socially and work acceptable it would be tee-shrtis and sweats/shorts for me every day, unless specific PPE had to be involved.
September 29, 20169 yr Just curious...why? Is it a comfort thing or a "look of power/professionalism" thing? I think wearing a suit is super uncomfortable and would think, at the very best even those who like wearing a suit would find it less than ideal as far as comfort was concerned. If it was socially and work acceptable it would be tee-shrtis and sweats/shorts for me every day, unless specific PPE had to be involved. A good suit is insanely comfortable.
September 29, 20169 yr Just curious...why? Is it a comfort thing or a "look of power/professionalism" thing? I think wearing a suit is super uncomfortable and would think, at the very best even those who like wearing a suit would find it less than ideal as far as comfort was concerned. If it was socially and work acceptable it would be tee-shrtis and sweats/shorts for me every day, unless specific PPE had to be involved. A good suit is insanely comfortable. First, I definitely agree with UKMF. A high-quality suit feels like heaven. Second, in general, I like to look nice. It's something I was raised with and something that's important to me. Third, while I don't know about "power/professionalism", I do know that I feel a sense of personal dignity that seems to come from a coat and tie in a way that other items of clothing simply don't have. I love wearing a good quality, well-tailored suit.
September 29, 20169 yr Author A good suit is insanely comfortable. Compared to t-shirts and shorts/sweats or some other attire? I have 2 fitted suits that I unfortunately have to wear for work from time to time. Now, they are much more comfortable when compared to the off the rack or mail order stuff I have had in the past, but to call them "comfortable" in a total sense is just completely foreign to me. It's like someone telling me they are more comfortable sitting in a chair handcuffed. To each his own, and it's definitely apropos for this thread.
September 29, 20169 yr Author First, I definitely agree with UKMF. A high-quality suit feels like heaven. Second, in general, I like to look nice. It's something I was raised with and something that's important to me. Third, while I don't know about "power/professionalism", I do know that I feel a sense of personal dignity that seems to come from a coat and tie in a way that other items of clothing simply don't have. I love wearing a good quality, well-tailored suit. :thumb:
September 29, 20169 yr The Steelers Are you kidding? There are millions of you guys. Maybe outnumbered only by Packers fans. You get in en masse to every away stadium in the country.
September 29, 20169 yr Compared to t-shirts and shorts/sweats or some other attire? I have 2 fitted suits that I unfortunately have to wear for work from time to time. Now, they are much more comfortable when compared to the off the rack or mail order stuff I have had in the past, but to call them "comfortable" in a total sense is just completely foreign to me. It's like someone telling me they are more comfortable sitting in a chair handcuffed. To each his own, and it's definitely apropos for this thread. Suits can be comfortable, but they're definitely not more comfortable than sweats. I don't care how nice the suit is.
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