Tucked in shirt at work, untucked when no, or wear a tee.
There is no excuse for tucking a shirt in outside the office, unless accompanied by white socks and sandals.
Skinny jeans and grandad trousers with orange F's
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Tucked in shirt at work, untucked when no, or wear a tee.
There is no excuse for tucking a shirt in outside the office, unless accompanied by white socks and sandals.
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Why can't they invent 33 inch trousers?
It's a casual shirt, most of the time the design is such that it's not meant to be tucked in. It's not a work short or a formal shirt which is designed to be tucked in.
Also 5 11 and 34ish (more like 33") waist.
I'm only 26 but M&S actually surprises me everytime I go in. Last week I bought some formal clothes and suit for a new job as well as some hoodys and other casual clothes. I know it sounds cliché but the quality really is much better than the usual top shop h&m crap.
Other go to shops/brands are crew, gant, hilfiger, gap, Ralph Lauren etc. Can't go wrong with a classic look and although costing a bit more they seem to last forever compared to cheaper stuff that morphs out of shape after one wash.
Oh and tk maxx is always worth a look if you can be bothered.
I'm only 26 but M&S actually surprises me everytime I go in. Last week I bought some formal clothes and suit for a new job as well as some hoodys and other casual clothes. I know it sounds cliché but the quality really is much better than the usual top shop h&m crap.
Other go to shops/brands are crew, gant, hilfiger, gap, Ralph Lauren etc. Can't go wrong with a classic look and although costing a bit more they seem to last forever compared to cheaper stuff that morphs out of shape after one wash.
Oh and tk maxx is always worth a look if you can be bothered.
Still looks a bit.... Pub lout? To me
If you look like you have no job and spend most of the day behind the bottle then sure.
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If the OP is still struggling to find suitable clothing, here's a link to a great site for fashion tips etc:
http://www.fashionbeans.com/
You could also check out GQ and Esquire, but they both tend to only recommend stupidly priced clothes. The above site is great, there are even articles on how to dress for different age groups, here's two on dressing in your thirties:
http://www.fashionbeans.com/2011/dressing-your-age-thirties/
http://www.fashionbeans.com/2011/dressing-your-age-30s/
http://www.fashionbeans.com/
You could also check out GQ and Esquire, but they both tend to only recommend stupidly priced clothes. The above site is great, there are even articles on how to dress for different age groups, here's two on dressing in your thirties:
http://www.fashionbeans.com/2011/dressing-your-age-thirties/
http://www.fashionbeans.com/2011/dressing-your-age-30s/
I walked into every so-called mens clothing store in Brent Cross shopping centre. For a start, half of them lied as they aren't mens clothing stores; they sell kids clothes for the current weak strain of twenty-something males who haven't had their marbles drop yet and have the waist of Kate Moss. How can a 20 year old who'd fit into a size 6 dress claim to be a man?
due to the uptake of the pill and women while on the pill preferring a less threatening more effeminate man, men no style themselves this way as it means they are moire likely to get laid.
Aww bless to all the short guys 
OP - I'm surprised you've not managed to find anything in Fenwick's. How about somewhere like Reiss?
And as to untucked shirts.... No. Unless it's a casual slim fit shirt along with the sleeves rolled up. But otherwise it just looks scruffy like you're 15 and just finished school..
OP - I'm surprised you've not managed to find anything in Fenwick's. How about somewhere like Reiss?
And as to untucked shirts.... No. Unless it's a casual slim fit shirt along with the sleeves rolled up. But otherwise it just looks scruffy like you're 15 and just finished school..
if you google image "twink" do the pictures that come up look like you lol
....if so trust ¬_¬
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Since everyone is dropping their stats:
5'8 10 stone 7 28" waist 36" chest crew. I'd guess somewhere between 17-20% bodyfat. Although planning to drop back to 10 stone.
Everything is usually to big in shops in terms of shirts. Except for next, most of their XS 33-35" shirts fit great. Asos xs clothes 34-36" are ok too except slightly too big.
I'd lift but im too lazy and i do ok with the grls which takes away 90% of the motivation to lift weights and be tired.
Buying jeans though is never a problem feelsgoodman.jpg
5'8 10 stone 7 28" waist 36" chest crew. I'd guess somewhere between 17-20% bodyfat. Although planning to drop back to 10 stone.
Everything is usually to big in shops in terms of shirts. Except for next, most of their XS 33-35" shirts fit great. Asos xs clothes 34-36" are ok too except slightly too big.
I'd lift but im too lazy and i do ok with the grls which takes away 90% of the motivation to lift weights and be tired.
Buying jeans though is never a problem feelsgoodman.jpg
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Im 6'1 15 stone 34 waist
The only problem I have is finding t-shirts that are long enough in the body, H&M seem to be the only place I can get a plain t-shirt that doesn't show everyone my belly button when I move my arm.
OP if you want jeans buy some levis they have every cut you desire so then you can't moan
The only problem I have is finding t-shirts that are long enough in the body, H&M seem to be the only place I can get a plain t-shirt that doesn't show everyone my belly button when I move my arm.
OP if you want jeans buy some levis they have every cut you desire so then you can't moan
Bloody manlets, when will they learn...
On the subject of stupid men's fashion shops I've never been into a Hollister. But if I ever did then I would make a point of taking a torch with me. They look like they don't have any lights inside?
Oh and as for meet and greet people on the door... GTFO!
Oh and as for meet and greet people on the door... GTFO!
He's still looking for a pair of trousers that fit.
well for giggles heres my current stats.
37 years old, 6'3 and currently damaging scales around the 22st 10lbs mark, down from my high of over 23st 7lbs and slowly dropping now im working. chest is around 56"
as for the big leg brigade when i last picked up a pair of black trousers i had to get 52" waist so i can get my legs in them thighs are down a tad at 28" now but depending how the gym goes and if i try to kill myself totally playing american football again who knows
37 years old, 6'3 and currently damaging scales around the 22st 10lbs mark, down from my high of over 23st 7lbs and slowly dropping now im working. chest is around 56"
as for the big leg brigade when i last picked up a pair of black trousers i had to get 52" waist so i can get my legs in them thighs are down a tad at 28" now but depending how the gym goes and if i try to kill myself totally playing american football again who knows
I have a pair of Levi 501's in a 33, fit perfect. Normally 34 is a bit too baggy and 32 is no chance.