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tremolo3 wrote:Shirts (and metal) are for children.

Genuinely curious. Are you saying all button-ups are bad, or all t-shirts? Is a sweater, tank top or nothing the only acceptable option for you? Heh, respect if that's the case. Hope it's not :surprise:

I bought a polo shirt on a whim like 10 years ago because it exactly matched my sneakers and had my initial on the front. Never hated how I looked quite as much as when wearing that. Nowadays I think the most common non-douchey variant is the black Fred Perry ones? Maybe because a couple friends of mine has that one, and a dark blue Ben Sherman shirt I seem to remember. Not my scene, I'm a band tee or plain sweater type of person.

frodog wrote:

tremolo3 wrote:Shirts (and metal) are for children.

Genuinely curious. Are you saying all button-ups are bad, or all t-shirts? Is a sweater, tank top or nothing the only acceptable option for you? Heh, respect if that's the case. Hope it's not :surprise:

I'm just kidding of course

But polo shirts do suck in my book, only time I had to wear those were in my high school days, it was horrible man.

tremolo3 wrote:I'm sorry to heart that Invisible Man, you wish you could be an invisible man now right?

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Typo =(

I like Fred Perry shirts, and Lacoste can be fine too. As other people have said, the former is pretty much a staple/classic. Lacoste can get a little too blueblood.

But yep. Like most garments, I think they look pretty sharp in black. Never wear a pink one. Never, ever pop the collar. Hork.

Google search for blueblood returns this:

Hahahaha. More like this. Often named Trevor or Blaine.

But then, of course... the admittedly kinda cool 80s villain version...

Oldie but goodie

Preeeeeeecisely.

My dad wears them a lot.
I used to wear them when I was a kid.
Maybe that's why I despise them so much, now.
Usually I wear a white tee and a loose-as-fuck/extremely oversized button up shirt.
I had to wear a polo as part of the "uniform" at my last job, I hated it so much that I usually would just wear a sweatshirt over it and avoid my boss.

I basically only wear Hawaiian shirts once April/May hits, because I hate clothing and they're the least invasive thing you can get away with in public. Polos are always too short and usually make me feel like a middle manager or golfer or something. I'll generally just wear a button-up with the sleeves rolled up if I have to be less casual for some reason.

FSM no to Polos. I grew up in the 80s. There is no reason to relive that horror.

Button-down Oxfords--certainly not dress-shirt style. Detective Sipowicz is, in style terms, a warning to others. "Sport-shirt" style or Hawaiian, okay if seasonally called for--linen is nice for southern swamps. Maybe even Mexican wedding shirts if you can pull that off.

In our latest installment of "Great Polos Of Rock"

Spencer Seim with the 'sleeveless polo'
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYPjdaUOwAg[/youtube]
Brian Gibson likes his polos like his playing...PATTERNED!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NZGbD236fw[/youtube]

And in installment number 2, a trifecta of polos.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxu5dKqEmZM[/youtube]