Does this shirt look chavvy?

It would be easier to compile a list of clothing ocuk doesn't consider chav.

Every post should say I consider superdry chav, my current favourite clothing is ****

The very next post would have someone informing them their choice was chav.

The last place I'd take clothing advice is from a bunch of people that probably have their clothes bought by their mum.
 
Tbh, whether or not we think it's chavvy now that you have got it in your head you will always feel self conscious when wearing it so I would take it back.
 
I've got to say that when was the last time you saw a Chav wearing the iconic Burberry cheque (fake or not)? The whole wearing of Burberry Caps and Jackets and the like was very early naughties'.

Personally I'd say that 'chavvy' is wearing obnoxious sportswear that isn't really proper sportswear. The kind of stuff they sell in that god awful Sports Direct shops and JD Sports etc...

That's not to say there aren't chavs who wear jeans and will try and wear anything branded which makes it expensive, whether real or not.

Inregards to Superdry. I don't think you can describe it as 'chavvy'. What it is, is 'common' because every man, regardless of age or class status seems to be wearing it. The T-shirts especially in the summer, everyone seems to be wearing them.

I do like some of Superdry's clothes. For instance I have a different colour shirt to the one in the OP, but I also have the Superdry Brad Jacket as made famous by Beckham. I love that jacket and it looks good on, but I hardly wear it anymore because of the fact that you can't go anywhere without running into somebody else also wearing one...

For example, getting on a busy tube and having to stand next to somebody wearing it... When you go into your office at work and two of your colleagues and somebody else in the building are also wearing it!

Hence.... 'common'.
 
Nexus said:
I've got to say that when was the last time you saw a Chav wearing the iconic Burberry cheque (fake or not)? The whole wearing of Burberry Caps and Jackets and the like was very early naughties'.

Personally I'd say that 'chavvy' is wearing obnoxious sportswear that isn't really proper sportswear. The kind of stuff they sell in that god awful Sports Direct shops and JD Sports etc...

That's not to say there aren't chavs who wear jeans and will try and wear anything branded which makes it expensive, whether real or not.

Inregards to Superdry. I don't think you can describe it as 'chavvy'. What it is, is 'common' because every man, regardless of age or class status seems to be wearing it. The T-shirts especially in the summer, everyone seems to be wearing them.

I do like some of Superdry's clothes. For instance I have a different colour shirt to the one in the OP, but I also have the Superdry Brad Jacket as made famous by Beckham. I love that jacket and it looks good on, but I hardly wear it anymore because of the fact that you can't go anywhere without running into somebody else also wearing one...

For example, getting on a busy tube and having to stand next to somebody wearing it... When you go into your office at work and two of your colleagues and somebody else in the building are also wearing it!

Hence.... 'common'.
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This ^. I also have that jacket :p
 
I have some Superdry slim fit shirts and I think they're great. I wouldn't pay full price for them mind, got them in the sale for £25 each.

I've no idea how some people are calling it chavvy, but yes some people do where it in over-abundance.
 
If you wear it with a matching cap, poor complexion, big cheap gold chain and tucked into a cheap tracksuit with horrendous trainers, yeah it will look chavy.
 
Looks fine to me mate. Jeans on, roll the sleeves up and hit the town.

The Burberry pattern (not that that is, just whilst we're on the subject) is actually quite nice if work right. I have a Burberry tie and I'm about as far from chav as is humanly possible.
 
Nexus said:
I've got to say that when was the last time you saw a Chav wearing the iconic Burberry cheque (fake or not)? The whole wearing of Burberry Caps and Jackets and the like was very early naughties'.

Personally I'd say that 'chavvy' is wearing obnoxious sportswear that isn't really proper sportswear. The kind of stuff they sell in that god awful Sports Direct shops and JD Sports etc...

That's not to say there aren't chavs who wear jeans and will try and wear anything branded which makes it expensive, whether real or not.

Inregards to Superdry. I don't think you can describe it as 'chavvy'. What it is, is 'common' because every man, regardless of age or class status seems to be wearing it. The T-shirts especially in the summer, everyone seems to be wearing them.

I do like some of Superdry's clothes. For instance I have a different colour shirt to the one in the OP, but I also have the Superdry Brad Jacket as made famous by Beckham. I love that jacket and it looks good on, but I hardly wear it anymore because of the fact that you can't go anywhere without running into somebody else also wearing one...

For example, getting on a busy tube and having to stand next to somebody wearing it... When you go into your office at work and two of your colleagues and somebody else in the building are also wearing it!

Hence.... 'common'.
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Nimzicki said:
This ^. I also have that jacket :p
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Looking into getting one actually. Iam a slim build 6.1 it looks a tight fit, would you say go for the L or M?
 
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