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Thinking of buying this Women's Hooded Wicking Mesh Zip Jacket

eburnea

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I'm a man but will anybody notice if i'm wearing this which says that it is 'women's' (what's the diff anyway?)
 

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Originally Posted by eburnea
I'm a man but will anybody notice if i'm wearing this which says that it is 'women's' (what's the diff anyway?)

A lot of differences, ie. cuts, pocket placement, button placket placement...
 

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Aside from the differences outlined by onix, which are all pretty noticeable in themselves, it will also be cut with wide hips and a bust in mind. Unless you have a bust you will not need this. If you do it up it will look like you have a bust, albeit a rather deflated one.
 

JimInSoCalif

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Aren't there garments designed for men that would fit your needs?
 

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Be a man and stop wearing hoodies
 

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