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Fashion Rules You Live By

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Weird one. I always wear an undershirt....and it's always tucked into my boxers.

 

Ok REALLY...you had to tell me that?! :laugh::laugh::laugh:

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In the winter, sweaters or sweater vests with shirt and ties are a must for the workplace (if it's permissible of course).

 

A definite do not....Do not wear a normal jacket/coat over a suit jacket in the winter. It looks trashy. That's what overcoats are for. They're called overcoats for a reason.

 

I like the sweater vest, but I can't wear them. I have some weird skin condition where I can't get too overheated. I'm cool if I can be in an environment where I can break a sweat, but you don't want to get hot enough to sweat at work. They do look nice though.

 

I always wear one too but never tucked into my boxers. I may have to try that out but what if you shirt comes up everyone will see it tucked into you boxers? :lol:

 

I love the undershirt, but tucking them into your boxers either sounds like something a wannabe gangster might do or something someone over 40 might do. I'm neither so I won't be putting mine into by underwear anytime soon I don't think. :thumb:

What about jerseys? I won't really wear one, and dont really have an opinion on those who do but what do you guys think? I'm not talking about the middle or high schoolers wearing one, I'm talking about the father of two at the mall rockin' a green Paul Pierce jersey.

I have several I live by but there is something that totally drives me crazy that others do. Please do not take offense if you dress this way. It is just my personal opinion.

 

I do NOT like flat bill hats (frontwards, backwards or sideways) or oversized clothes. When I see a flat bill hat I want to take it and bend it!!! I don't show you my underwear so please don't show me yours!!

What about jerseys? I won't really wear one, and dont really have an opinion on those who do but what do you guys think? I'm not talking about the middle or high schoolers wearing one, I'm talking about the father of two at the mall rockin' a green Paul Pierce jersey.

 

Trash.

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I always thought the rule on that was (from top to bottom) always, sometimes, never.

 

I go always/never or always/always/never.

I never can find my Nehru jacket when I need it.

Don't mix stipes and plaids. Unless you have a high quality pocket protector.

What about jerseys? I won't really wear one, and dont really have an opinion on those who do but what do you guys think? I'm not talking about the middle or high schoolers wearing one, I'm talking about the father of two at the mall rockin' a green Paul Pierce jersey.

 

As a collector of Steelers jerseys, I have no problem with them — when it's appropriate. For me, appropriate is game day. The jersey goes on before the game and comes off soon after. I did violate this rule somewhat last week, however, but it wasn't my normal game day jersey either.

 

But basketball jerseys look silly in everyday wear because, well, they're tank tops and really little more than expensive wife-beaters. Hockey and football jerseys, not so much.

Trash.

 

So you don't think it's cool for an overweight, middle aged person to show their love for Shaq with a jersey? It gets better when the person goes sleeveless underneath as well :thumb:. There were always alot of Cavs fans who would come to the games like that.

As a collector of Steelers jerseys, I have no problem with them — when it's appropriate. For me, appropriate is game day. The jersey goes on before the game and comes off soon after. I did violate this rule somewhat last week, however, but it wasn't my normal game day jersey either.

 

But basketball jerseys look silly in everyday wear because, well, they're tank tops and really little more than expensive wife-beaters. Hockey and football jerseys, not so much.

 

I will say that I don't think Football jerseys are bad, especially at games. :thumb:

So you don't think it's cool for an overweight, middle aged person to show their love for Shaq with a jersey? It gets better when the person goes sleeveless underneath as well :thumb:. There were always alot of Cavs fans who would come to the games like that.

 

If you're at a game, or at a bar or someplace watching said game, I have no problem with them. If they're something worn doing day-to-day activities, such as the mall, then they're trash.

If I had one rule, this would be it. I constantly see people wearing shirts, pants, and especially suits that come nowhere close to fitting. Buy the correct size and have it tailored.

 

I think most everything else is pretty subjective. For instance, I would never wear tennis shoes with jeans, but some people can do it.

:thumb: :thumb:

 

I can't stress enough how poorly fitting people wear their clothes. I know people that think they are the best dressers in the world but their clothes fit so horribly it doesn't really matter how "in season" they are.

 

I might make fun of certain things like Ed Hardy clothes, but honestly as long as it has proper fit then go for it...

Agreed, Jersey when not watching or attending the game is a no-no.

If you're at a game, or at a bar or someplace watching said game, I have no problem with them. If they're something worn doing day-to-day activities, such as the mall, then they're trash.

 

:lol: You and Big Spikes would get along great. He loves spotting "trashy-dressed" people. :thumb:

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