Mens clothing.... what are you wearing?

I am in gym clothes the majority of the time (Under Armour)
Going out - Ralph Lauren.

I am usually in the US 3-4 times a year, so ill do a big shop in RL going out with a fairly empty case.
 
413x said:
Just thinking about it. I think I've worn jeans 3 times in a year. Maybe 2!
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probably similar - a weekend away with friends recently and wore jeans that weekend, otherwise, shorts/tracksuit bottoms and t shirts around the house for most of the time.

Need to put a suit on later for the first time in 18 months to visit a client....no idea if anything fits!
 
booyaka said:
probably similar - a weekend away with friends recently and wore jeans that weekend, otherwise, shorts/tracksuit bottoms and t shirts around the house for most of the time.

Need to put a suit on later for the first time in 18 months to visit a client....no idea if anything fits!
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I had that when I went for an interview! Luckily I haven't chubbed out much during lockdown! :D
 
Wear a lot of Polos, most are Boss but quite a few Lacoste and Ralph Lauren
Most of my Jeans are True Religion (the less garish styles)
Shoes are primarily Jeffery West
Trainers, Boss or Adidas
Coats, Armani, Paul Smith
 
Oh man that's quite an image. Old man in winkle pickers and a boss polo (I hope to god the collar isn't popped) driving a Ferrari. :p
 
bloodiedathame said:
Thanks for the heads up on Weird Fish, just put an order in. Finally a online retailer with eco clothing, stock in my size, free delivery, and a sensible returns policy.
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Oh awesome, you’re more than welcome mate. They do have stores scattered around the country but mostly southwest. I’m in Cheltenham where their head office is, and they used to have massive sales events twice a year at the racecourse where they’d sell off old stock, trial items and that sort of thing at massive discounts. I don’t buy a huge amount of their stuff at full price as it’s quite expensive, but there’s regular sales online and if you happen to be across this way when they start them again post-covid it’s definitely worth a look.
 
Pretty muted tones in my wardrobe, but T-shirt and jeans is a usual. All Saints/Farah/Barbour/Timberland, usually just plain colour. Levi's or Wranglers but have a pair of Replay jeans I use often. Timberland boots, Dune boots for more formal and also some of their shoes. Rarely trainers unless in shorts. Jackets are either my Barbour Steve McQueen as I'm well cool or Napapijri coat or ski jacket. Have a light jacket somewhere, but who needs that.
 
I mostly wear nike or adidas tshirts but only the ones with the tiny logo on the left chest.
pretty much always in jeans, had a bunch of GAP ones for 10years or so, just dye them every few months.

don't know why you'd ever buy new jeans unless you follow the skinny fashion etc..
 
Penfold101 said:
Oh awesome, you’re more than welcome mate. They do have stores scattered around the country but mostly southwest. I’m in Cheltenham where their head office is, and they used to have massive sales events twice a year at the racecourse where they’d sell off old stock, trial items and that sort of thing at massive discounts. I don’t buy a huge amount of their stuff at full price as it’s quite expensive, but there’s regular sales online and if you happen to be across this way when they start them again post-covid it’s definitely worth a look.
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I used a voucher at checkout that took my basket from £160 to £120, can't argue with that for 3 pairs of cargo shorts, a pair of sports shorts, and a sports tee.

Also need to buy some jeans, I'm actually thinking Superdry for these, they're just a step above Lee/Wrangler based on Ethical Consumer's research.
 
Generally jeans or shorts. Polo shirts or t-shirts.

If I go to town, trousers and a shirt. Sometimes a suit if casual work wear is not suitable.

Brands? No idea. I just wear what fits and is comfortable, don't give a toss about brands or fashion, I struggle with trousers owing to slim waste and large thighs/arse.
 
Freefaller said:
Generally jeans or shorts. Polo shirts or t-shirts.

If I go to town, trousers and a shirt. Sometimes a suit if casual work wear is not suitable.

Brands? No idea. I just wear what fits and is comfortable, don't give a toss about brands or fashion, I struggle with trousers owing to slim waste and large thighs/arse.
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;) thicc boy
 
Megahurtz400 said:
Any recommendations for jeans?

Weight is falling off after my back surgery and back on the bike so now my legs are getting even bigger.

Will be back in 34" waist but will need a 38" minimum to get round my quads and calves soon :(
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Best way to do it is to visit shops and try them on. I've just had to go and check my labels as I have no idea what they are. So... it seems that Next seem to do jeans and chinos/slacks that fit me ok. I go for the loose fit (I HATE skin tight trousers), 34" waist as otherwise it's just too baggy. Although I hate skin tight trousers the ones I have have a bit of "stretch" in them which although when standing aren't skin tight, allows me to sit / move without feeling restricted.

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This is the issue I have, my thighs destroy jeans in about 6 months :(
 
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