Do you wear an undershirt? Why?

pebblegrain said:

To reemphasize: Your dress shirt is the undershirt [mindblown]

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pebblegrain said:

To reemphasize: Your dress shirt is the undershirt [mindblown]

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pebblegrain said:

I used to wear an undershirt - when I was 15 yo.
There are various reasons why insecure hetero males wear undershirts.
They think it makes them look slightly bigger.
They think it blocks sweat.
They don't like showing chest (they are afraid this will look gay).
As soon as they get home they take the dress shirt off and douche around in their t shirt.
They think they can wear the dress shirt 3x before laundering (only Reevolving).
They are afraid their delicate hetero nipples will show without an undershirt.
They find dress shirts stiff and itchy, they like the kindergarten-recess type of comfort that a cotton t provides.
They think they are Don Draper

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pebblegrain said:

To reemphasize: Your dress shirt is the undershirt [mindblown]

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unbelragazzo said:

To re-re-emphasize...dress shirts that most people on this forum buy cost between $50 and $500. Undershirts cost around $15. When worn properly they are invisible, more comfortable for some, and extend the life of dress shirts. How is it possible you don't understand this?

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Gauss17 said:

I prefer a gray V-neck. It is nearly invisible and like many have said, absorbs perspiration. Also, if a girl is cold (and you don't have a jacket), you can give her your dress shirt, and lo and behold you still have a shirt to wear.

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JubeiSpiegel said:

Let me throw in my Florida living, 90% humidity, experience if I could. I have tried undershirts, it helped for a couple of hours, but the sweat absorbing undershirt would leave me feeling very uncomfortable. Whatever breeze is available on most days is felt easier with just a dress shirt. Heck, half the days a neck tie is almost unbearable to endure all day. It's difficult to be a proper gent in Florida

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pebblegrain said:

Undershirts cost $15. CVS tape costs $3. [mindblown]

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unbelragazzo said:

If CVS tape took zero time to apply, was completely invisible on the outside of clothing, and increased the comfort of my clothes, I guess I would use it. The only aspect in which you have blown my mind is in your stubbornness and inability to listen to reasonable thoughts from others, and instead just calling everyone else poor and gross. Since it's impossible to have any actually informative and valuable discussion under these circumstances, and I couldn't care less what you think about me or anyone else wearing undershirts, this will be my last post in this thread.

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