Mr. 'H'
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Apologies re the title of this thread!
Do the guys here wear 'em?
Do the guys here wear 'em?
BellyTank said:I wear them under a dress shirt if it's cold enough. Or as a piece of Golden Era clothing in the summer.
I still can't get over the American habit of wearing a T-shirt under a dress shirt.
Especially(well mainly)when it can be seen through the shirt. Looks like someone has a T-shirt on beneath the shirt... if you know what I mean.
Lincsong- if you mentioned "light in the Loafers", I doubt if anyone would be familiar with it.(but they do now). It's a pretty LAME one anyway.
But yes "Wifebeater" is a bit mean, if that's where it's pointed.
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Lincsong said:Anyway, back to topic, wearing a t-shirt under a dress shirt is in my opinion, highly recommended especially if said man has an abundance of hairy on his chest, stomach and back. What would be more lame, looking at a t-shirt underneath a dress shirt or looking at a sweaty, hairy gut?[huh]
Baron Kurtz said:How could you see the hairy gut if it is under a shirt?
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Vermifuge said:tagless undershits are my first choice.
herringbonekid said:i never assumed it had anything to do with certain ethnic minorities. i thought it was more a stereotype of the slobbish drunk husband with food stains on his vest (english for wifebeater/sleeveless undershirt).