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post 1550574171 05-02-2018, 06:15 AM
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-Wearing clothes too large for them
-Wearing regular poverty jeans
-Wearing sport shoes when doing everything else but sport
-T-shirt or wife-beater Under the shirt
-Wearing too much black,grey or navy blue : Gotta dear wearing colors.
Originally Posted By HayZues
No belt.


I see guys all the time without a belt. Instantly know they are schlubs.
Lol you wear a belt only if your pants are too large and you need to tighten it. I'm currently a suit with no belt : It was bespoke made and fits perfectly so why the hell would I wear a belt that compresses my intestines ?
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Originally Posted By CityJaeger
-Wearing clothes too large for them
-Wearing regular poverty jeans
-Wearing sport shoes when doing everything else but sport
-T-shirt or wife-beater Under the shirt
-Wearing too much black,grey or navy blue : Gotta dear wearing colors.



Lol you wear a belt only if your pants are too large and you need to tighten it. I'm currently a suit with no belt : It was bespoke made and fits perfectly so why the hell would I wear a belt that compresses my intestines ?
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post 1550574451 05-02-2018, 06:19 AM
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These fcuking things...Might as well start wearing tights in public, coz one looks like a certified ******* in these



Multi colored socks... What are you 12?



Tucking jeans/pants in boots... Dude, unless you are a man of uniform, stop trying to look hard. If your jeans are too long, roll them ffs otherwise buy pants that actually fit next time.



Lastly, colour mismatched belt and shoe, unless you are wearing sneakers.
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post 1550574511 05-02-2018, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted By HayZues
Schlub confirmed.
LMAO : I live in Paris the capital of fashion. I get complimented on the daily by complete strangers.

Where are you from again ? Outside of big cities, most Americans dress like sheit and I say it without any animosity at all
post 1550574571 05-02-2018, 06:23 AM
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[QUOTE=FuqurLs post_id=1550574451]
Multi colored socks... What are you 12?
[/img][/QUOTE]Nothing wrong with socks that stand out. Just don't be wearing other "loud" accoutrements.

[QUOTE=HayZues Christi post_id=1550574381]Schlub confirmed.[/QUOTE]Wearing/not wearing a belt also depends on the type of pants youre wearing...

Maybe youre actually the schlub.

[QUOTE=nzgs post_id=1550574061]Really good style tbh.

Bad style to me is unfitted jeans (too baggy, or fat people in skinny jeans), shorts below knee length (common in america), running shoes with jeans, graphic tshirts, anything faux ripped.[/QUOTE]This. Chelsea boots aren't bad. Tucking jeans into them on the other hand....
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post 1550574771 05-02-2018, 06:26 AM
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Wearing a suit without a tie. Lots of professional men do this, like they're going for 'business casual' or something. It looks stupid.
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Fashion mistake #1: Being a *******
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post 1550574891 05-02-2018, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
Nothing wrong with socks that stand out. Just don't be wearing other "loud" accoutrements.

This. Chelsea boots aren't bad. Tucking jeans into them on the other hand....
Multicolored socks are fine in casual attire I guess, but with suits, it just looks wrong, or maybe I am a little too conservative.

I also cant believ no one has posted this chit yet



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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
Wearing a suit without a tie. Lots of professional men do this, like they're going for 'business casual' or something. It looks stupid.
I disgree... In some hot climates, wearing a tie all day just sucks, plus the corporate and business culture is changing, so unless you are attending an interview or a board meeting full old farts, I dont see a tie being compulsory.
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post 1550575311 05-02-2018, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted By FuqurLs
Multicolored socks are fine in casual attire I guess, but with suits, it just looks wrong, or maybe I am a little too conservative.

I also cant believ no one has posted this chit yet



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I disgree... In some hot climates, wearing a tie all day just sucks, plus the corporate and business culture is changing, so unless you are attending an interview or a board meeting full old farts, I dont see a tie being compulsory.
Don't be afraid of the loud socks.Just don't also wear a loud tie. I get all sorts of compliments about my socks. Generally never wear plain jane black/brown, non-patterned socks. Now not all of them are loud, just not standard issue black/brown.

However, you also have to know your audience.

Agree on the sandals and socks. Oof.

Also disagree on the suit without a tie. Depending on the situation, it works and is a casual yet dressed up look.

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post 1550575551 05-02-2018, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted By DmZy
lol at wasting your money on clothes
Thrift store for the win. Dress well for almost nothing.
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Originally Posted By HayZues
No belt.


I see guys all the time without a belt. Instantly know they are schlubs.
A proper well-fitting suit should not be worn with a belt. In fact a bespoke or even a decent MTM suit often won't even have belt loops, with side adjusting tabs preferred instead (I know this because I own one).

Learn your sh*t.
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Originally Posted By TheSkins
A proper well-fitting suit should not be worn with a belt. In fact a bespoke or even a decent MTM suit often won't even have belt loops, with side adjusting tabs preferred instead (I know this because I own one).

Learn your sh*t.
Bespoke suit
Side adjusting tabs

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black suits in business
dark shirts in business
brown shoes with charcoal suits/black suits
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Originally Posted By HayZues
No belt.


I see guys all the time without a belt. Instantly know they are schlubs.
this should only be for more formal occasions imo... look like a dickhead if you were a suit with no belt to a regular day at the office not seeing clients
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Originally Posted By MuayThailand
this should only be for more formal occasions imo... look like a dickhead if you were a suit with no belt to a regular day at the office not seeing clients
Depends on the suit fit and way the pants button.
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
Bespoke suit
Side adjusting tabs

Not sheriff srs.
Go on...
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Originally Posted By MyGhettoFantasy
Easily the most common mistake I see is simply not wearing clothes that fit them well/properly.
This. You can get away with so much more in your outfit if your clothes fit correctly

Edit: Not shopping at thrift stores or picking outfits that don't match your personality
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
It's fashion these days to roll your trousers up past your ankles and not wear socks so your ankles are on display. It's so retarded.
I think guys with skinny ankles can pull this off, but it suits girls a lot more imo.
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Originally Posted By TheSkins
Go on...
If your custom, measured to fit suit has "adjustment tabs" like a pair of pleated Haggar slacks from JCPenney that gramps would wear, I got some bad newz...



Oh yeah, there's another one.

Pleats.
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Originally Posted By HayZues
No belt.


I see guys all the time without a belt. Instantly know they are schlubs.
I dont know how people do it.

I wear a belt even if I dont need one.
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skin tight / sausage casing outfits.

i get it, you go to the gym, but you look like a fukking clown. wear clothes that fit you.
on the opposite end, clothes that are way too big.
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baggy, box cut suits. Those are for losers srs
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Work in my pajamas and wear sweats/tank top to the gym....Weird to see other men care about what other men wear. Going out, Im a jeans a tshirt kinda guy.
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extra skinny fit pants


extra baggy suit aka the Steve Harvey look




also, can't find a picture, but when you're under shirt sleeves come out past your outer shirt sleeve
- Rep "super stupid jeans" pics on sight
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lol @ caring what other men wear
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
If your custom, measured to fit suit has "adjustment tabs" like a pair of pleated Haggar slacks from JCPenney that gramps would wear, I got some bad newz...



Oh yeah, there's another one.

Pleats.
Well I dunno but I'll take the opinion of this Savile Row tailor over you I guess:

http://jasperlittman.com/category/blog/page/5/

Or maybe this dude (The Best Dressed Man in America 2009 no less!)

https://www.articlesofstyle.com/arti...user-adjusters

Or even James Bond!

http://www.bondsuits.com/trouser-adjusters/
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Originally Posted By TheSkins
Well I dunno but I'll take the opinion of this Savile Row tailor over you I guess:

http://jasperlittman.com/category/blog/page/5/

Or maybe this dude (The Best Dressed Man in America 2009 no less!)

https://www.articlesofstyle.com/arti...user-adjusters

Or even James Bond!

http://www.bondsuits.com/trouser-adjusters/
Sounds like excuses for not being able to get your suit tailored correctly. Can agree to disagree. If I'm boing to bay 4 digits for a suit, it better fit like a glove.

GQ also endorsed the skinny tie at one point. So that makes it gospel?
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
It's fashion these days to roll your trousers up past your ankles and not wear socks so your ankles are on display. It's so retarded.
This is my number one fashion pet peeve. The biggest mistakes I see are clothing that doesn't fit or tryhards.

If your shirt is untucked, it should fall somewhere around your crotch.
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Originally Posted By Jabroni89


Also OPs example is the exact uniform for indian brahs born in india and living in the US when they go out on the weekend.
Came in to post this.

I am surrounded by it. I had someone (twice) overseas tell me this is how they spot Americans. Everyone forgets what Vnecks are for.

Also the white undershirt under an UnderArmor polo...wtf..
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Originally Posted By TXBuddy
Came in to post this.

I am surrounded by it. I had someone (twice) overseas tell me this is how they spot Americans. Everyone forgets what Vnecks are for.

Also the white undershirt under an UnderArmor polo...wtf..
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