What're you wearing right now?

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Well well tststinborack, I like that outfit and would love to see a photograph!

Ah well, long time I haven't had one of those little devices in my hands, so can't do one right now, and anyhow I don't have a full body mirror here. Just be sure it's great.

[opebo]

Besides the aforementioned green khaki trousers, now quite stained with use, I'm sporting my current favorite t-shirt today - a dark blue one from a Saudi oil rigger with a sort of outline drawing of the oil rigs on it and the name of the company.

Correction: not oil rigs, but more like an outline of a kind of refinery plant.  An oil company t-shirt from Saudi.

[AndrewTX]

Today, nothing special. Purple button down, Jeans, boots, and my North Face, since it's cold in the office today.

[Хahar 🤔]

Gray t-shirt, light gray hoodie, dark gray sweatpants, white socks. Very fancy.

[opebo]

An early eighties pair of dark blue corderoy Haggar trousers, held up by a tan cloth belt, a brown plaid button down shirt of the same era (or maybe even late seventies) with a just-slightly-wider-than-present-day collar, a soft old gray 'hoodie', and a pair of low-top black Converse.

[Torie]

A sleeveless muscle T shirt purchased from Walmart, AG jeans from Nordstroms, and running shoes. That is my typical uniform.

[muon2]

I just got back from a political Christmas party so I have grey slacks, a blue jacket, and of course a holiday tie. Tonight my tie selection was a pattern of Christmas lights on a red background. And no, they didn't light up.

[opebo]

A sleeveless muscle T shirt purchased from Walmart, AG jeans from Nordstroms, and running shoes. That is my typical uniform.

Funny you should call it a 'uniform'.

[opebo]

Today I'm very smart for work in charcoal gray slacks, dark brown belt and shoes, and a very nice Brooks Brothers medium blue shirt with a very tiny, almost invisible check in it.

[Torie]

A sleeveless muscle T shirt purchased from Walmart, AG jeans from Nordstroms, and running shoes. That is my typical uniform.

Funny you should call it a 'uniform'.

[opebo]

Second-hand South Korean boxer shorts, in a nice off-white or ecru with a dark pink and gray plaid in them.

[Ban my account ffs!]

Jeans and a polo shirt from JC Penny.  Pretty standard atire.  I'm not super picky.. I just like clothes that fit properly (no skinny jeans and no super baggy jeans)

[Ban my account ffs!]

As an example, this is what not to wear.  Not to mention the smoking, the nasty greasy hair, and the pasty white unsunned skin.



He just looks like the type of person who lives off of doritos, mountain dew, and cigarettes.

[opebo]

As an example, this is what not to wear.  Not to mention the smoking, the nasty greasy hair, and the pasty white unsunned skin.

Actually a little oil is better than dry flyaway hair, and for sure pasty unsunned skin is far healthier than the alternative, but I agree with you that too-tight or too-baggy clothes are stupid. (and while I've never smoked a cigarette, I find it to be cool and the condemnation of smoke to be the height of prudery).

I'm currently wearing a nice green plaid shirt with a bit of red, blue, and gray in it, and a pair of navy blue trousers (yes I thought I was wearing black trousers when I left the house - I don't mind navy with green in casual clothing, but I find it slightly suspect when one is trying to 'dress up' for work).  Dark brown belt and shoes of course.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Cheap grey tweed jacket, a nice linen shirt, dark brownish (kind of) corduroy trousers. Earlier in the day, the shirt was cotton, there was a tie (made of the objectively correct material for such things; wool), and a dark brown jumper. And, when outside, a long black coat, a flat cap, a scarf and leather gloves.

[opebo]

Cheap grey tweed jacket, a nice linen shirt, dark brownish (kind of) corduroy trousers. Earlier in the day, the shirt was cotton, there was a tie (made of the objectively correct material for such things; wool), and a dark brown jumper. And, when outside, a long black coat, a flat cap, a scarf and leather gloves.

If you're buying all that stuff second hand, then you are I are very alike - I wore somewhat similar attire at home in the winter (though not the tie).  If not, where are you getting all that money?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

If you're buying all that stuff second hand, then you are I are very alike - I wore somewhat similar attire at home in the winter (though not the tie).  If not, where are you getting all that money?

I sell heroin to primary school children. Have I not mentioned this before? Seriously though, yeah, charity shops are good. Well, some of them are. There are some absolute dives around here (because of the students).

[opebo]

If you're buying all that stuff second hand, then you are I are very alike - I wore somewhat similar attire at home in the winter (though not the tie).  If not, where are you getting all that money?

I sell heroin to primary school children. Have I not mentioned this before? Seriously though, yeah, charity shops are good. Well, some of them are. There are some absolute dives around here (because of the students).

Back in the day (my day) - the eighties and nineties, and very early 2000s, before the severe poverty that is now the norm, one could easily find all sorts of good things in american thrift stores or second hand shops as they are called there.  I wonder nowadays if anything's changed.  Visiting second hand stores is practically the only thing I miss about the US.

[opebo]

It is still very chilly here - down to about 55 at night - so I'm wearing a fairly lightweight pair of blue/grey corduroys held up by a tan cloth belt, a sort of dark orange/brown plaid Chinese uncle long sleeved polo (3 button placket, breast pocket, very soft and comfy), topped off with a fairly heavy lambs-wool dark blue cardigan with pockets.  Oh, and black converse, but still without socks - its not that cold.  Of course I also don a jacket and scarf for when riding the motorbike.

[Tender Branson]

A POC shirt in Swedish colors, that I got from my brother as a Christmas present.

Similar to this, just with 2cm of yellow at the end of the sleeves:



Together with black jeans and Birkenstock sandals (-> hippie).

[opebo]

A POC shirt...
Together with black jeans,,,

What does POC stand for?

I'm wearing black jeans too (not precisely black, but close) - and I can't say I like it.  These are my only pair of jeans and though I get compliments on them, I just don't find jeans comfortable.  I'm a slacks or trousers man, and best of all are corduroys.

Oh, besides, the jeans, I have a brown/green checked long sleeved button-down, a v-necked dark blue pullover sweater, and hanging on the back of the chair, a fairly heavy khaki jacket. Still cold here.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

A sweater and dark jeans.

[Tender Branson]

A POC shirt...
Together with black jeans,,,

What does POC stand for?

Nothing specifically I think:

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[California8429]

red long sleeved shirt and khaki pants

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

White t-shirt & blue Jean pajama pants.