Kind of feel like they don't go with the shirt that well, it's like they tried to make it into a utility or overshirt. Same goes for the second pocket to some extent. Prob just me being weird tho.

Re: Fitted shirts..We're talking about shirts with slimmer contours and not muscle shirts, right? The former can be worn in a variety of colors and styles, the latter should never be worn iyam. Graphic tees are typically a no-no especially if the graphic is a logo of the brand you're wearing.

I'm f***** lost with this S*** i guess.

Not hating on sperrys but srs no one in my social circle probably owns a pair and would let alone wear them.

edit @ cc I have a couple shirts like that, that are slim fitting that I think would look good going out in. Also under shirt or no?

regarding the part about graphic/logo t's

why?

I never wear undershirt

thats digusting

i havent worn an undershirt since middle school

Don't wear things like boat shoes if you don't think they'll look right on you. If all you wear are sneakers and thats what you like to wear, then step up your sneaker game a little but keep doing things the way you want. Most places don't care especially if you have nice sneaks that are clean looking.

There are a few reasons that you shouldn't wear clothes with logos with the main reason being it takes away from the aesthetic. All the work you do to find things that fit you properly in colors that are aesthetically pleasing is lost when you wear a graphic tee because the graphic is the first thing people see and they often ignore the details. You don't need to announce to the world what brands you wear, so let the fit/color/texture of the fabric do the talking and not the logo. Plus walking around with a big logo on your chest makes you look silly unless the company is compensating you to advertise for them.

I don't wear an undershirt but if it can't be seen then it doesn't matter if you do or not.

wat is this i dont even

i think they are almost all terrible and all look cheap.

he's much better off having five or six $100 shirts than a truckload of $19 shirts.

lazy: good **** on here and keep an eye out for sales. http://www.revolveclothing.com/Displ...n+Down&s=C&d=p

dont wanna sweat into ur nice clothes. i barely sweat and still always wear something underneath, even if its just a wifebeater. like cborders said, just make sure it isnt visible

curious how they look cheap, besides the price....people need to stop paying for brands

Have fun with your Weber grill tho

beaters dont even cover the biggest problem area for sweating (pits obv)

i usually wear a tight fitting deep v-neck undershirt but sometimes u have no choice (as it can be visible depending on the shirt).

Thumbs down on the undershirts with button downs imo

idk, can't describe why exactly but i would know immediately that these shirts are <$50. you'll have to take my word for it.

and there is definitely a difference between high-end clothing and that macy's garbage. most of my button-downs are $150-200 but are as good as new (i just replace the collar stays) years later. whenever i get a cheap shirt for xmas or something it has to be trashed after 5-6 washes.

wtf

this. i just end up sweating more cuase the ****in undershtirt traps in all the heat and, and it's gotta escape somewhere, and then bam pit sweat all over the place.

**** undershirts.

**** "aged wine." And not to the pride parade. Haters gonna hate.

lol lazy don't wear this hipster ****

lol at the price of this shirt: http://www.revolveclothing.com/Displ...id+%26+Flannel

expert play is deep white v necks so they're invisible (you know, the ones that open down to like the middle of your chest). If it's not super hot then go without. Anything visible is hilariously bad.

As far as fitted tees...what colors you can wear depends on your skin color/style. Personally I like white, black, light blue, green, purple.

amirite?

GCG,

Wearing that shirt I would still get laid more than you.

Doesn't count. Guys are way more horny than girls.

Agreed, most women hate sex.

Agree to some extent but with companies like Uniqlo and Modern Tailor producing long lasting garments that fit well for under $50/piece it's hard to justify the price of more expensive offerings, especially considering most college kids are not only busto but are likely to make a mess of their clothes sooner or later. I have a couple of the more expensive shirts but I'm probably just going to buy stuff from Uniqlo this fall/winter. The only shirt that has ever blown me away with the fit/quality is one I got from Zegna but I can't afford to be buying many of those.

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