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Thread: Tucking a button of shirt into jeans...yes or no?

post 1666516063 08-21-2022, 04:28 PM
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Tucking a button of shirt into jeans...yes or no?

Curious as to the misc thoughts on this. **Button up*

Talking about with like a good pair of dark jeans. On one hand don't want to go with the old man look but on the other if ya lift tucking a shirt in def shows it off more.
post 1666516173 08-21-2022, 04:29 PM
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Sure thing, GRANDPA
post 1666516213 08-21-2022, 04:29 PM
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There’s no blanket answer here. Depends on the shirt, the jeans and the person.
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post 1666516273 08-21-2022, 04:30 PM
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It depends on the shirt. Some button ups still have a short waist area and look fine untucked.

Proper dress shirts do not half the time.


But if you don’t have a belt you don’t tuck your shirt period.


These are my rules!
post 1666516773 08-21-2022, 04:40 PM
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post 1666526763 08-21-2022, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
It depends on the shirt. Some button ups still have a short waist area and look fine untucked.

Proper dress shirts do not half the time.


But if you don’t have a belt you don’t tuck your shirt period.


These are my rules!
Suggestions on high quality shirts that look good untucked? Have about 1.5k looking to spend on some new clothes.
Feel like most of mine don't look as good on me now that I've put on a decent bit of mass and I don't wear khakis/dress pants as much any more that I would always tuck into.
post 1666527923 08-21-2022, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Skezo⏩
Suggestions on high quality shirts that look good untucked? Have about 1.5k looking to spend on some new clothes.
Feel like most of mine don't look as good on me now that I've put on a decent bit of mass and I don't wear khakis/dress pants as much any more that I would always tuck into.
I tend to split most of my untucked collection into formal and work shirts

Formal Armani, canali, facconable for the most part, in this heat I’ve been rocking a lot of the scotch and soda viscose button ups cuz it’s like silk but lighter (synthetic rayon cellulose material lighter and smoother than cotton)

For work shirts I just buy whatever from boot barn.

Also a couple of checkered type button ups from the penguin brand or other sperry polo crew type bullchit is nice to have.
post 1666528263 08-21-2022, 08:41 PM
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i see old dudes at work doing this. Looks cringe.
post 1666528803 08-21-2022, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
I tend to split most of my untucked collection into formal and work shirts

Formal Armani, canali, facconable for the most part, in this heat I’ve been rocking a lot of the scotch and soda viscose button ups cuz it’s like silk but lighter (synthetic rayon cellulose material lighter and smoother than cotton)

For work shirts I just buy whatever from boot barn.

Also a couple of checkered type button ups from the penguin brand or other sperry polo crew type bullchit is nice to have.
My problem is lack of casual/night out ones.
I mean I look good tucked in being like 11% at 195 now, but don't have anything for like drinks out at the bar that looks good but not too formal, especially considering I only date a good bit younger than me.
post 1666529023 08-21-2022, 09:00 PM
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Most shirts, no. I have done it with flannels/solid work type shirts before. That's it though. Most don't look that good tucked in. I usually only tuck in shirts with dressier pants. I recently bough the BYLT pants and those are like a hybrid work style pants that are soft af. Can wear anything with them.

I have a pic of me wearing one like that oddly enough.

post 1666529463 08-21-2022, 09:12 PM
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Something like this would be a shirt I wouldn’t mind leaving untucked

https://www.neimanmarcus.com/p/canal...e=0&position=9
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