To undershirt or not to undershirt

[Sanguis Mortuum]

Originally Posted by Liquidus

For those people that don't wear undershirts, do your nipples not show when wearing just a dress shirt?

wtf

 

[Carlisle Blues]

Originally Posted by Liquidus

For those people that don't wear undershirts, do your nipples not show when wearing just a dress shirt?

That is such an odd question.... I wear an undershirt when I wear a tie. Otherwise no.

 

[Imhoff]

Originally Posted by Tony Romo

I think wearing t shirts underneath looks stupid. If you have a sweating problem, get drysol, it works wonders.

Agree with this statement. Just don't like the visible sleeve lines.

Originally Posted by Liquidus

For those people that don't wear undershirts, do your nipples not show when wearing just a dress shirt?

Proud of nips poking out. Hahaha. No, but for reals it depends on fabric.

Originally Posted by LanceW

Quite dependent upon fabric choice.

+1

 

[gladhands]

Originally Posted by Imhoff

Agree with this statement. Just don't like the visible sleeve lines.


The closer the undershirt to your skin-tone, the less visible the sleeve lines. Women have been doing this with their bras forever.

 

[otc]

I don't usually wear them....only with light colored thin fabric shirts where my skin really shows through (bonus points if you can see the chest hair as well).

Anyone know who makes them on the longer side? Some of the ones I have fit nice and tight in the body (so the shirt can hang freely) but they are short and won't always stay tucked in beneath the shirt, especially with lower rise pants.

 

[porschemad911]

I always wear a sleeveless undershirt / singlet with dress shirts. To me there's nothing worse than seeing slightly transparent shirts on people in a business setting with nothing underneath, and it definitely helps the shirts last longer.

 

[linds_15]

sleeveless undershirt all the time, been wearing them for years and feel weird without them

 

[Imhoff]

 

[JGloger]

Originally Posted by Imhoff

That's why you wear gray-toned undershirts (or something closer to your skin tone.)

 

[GBR]

NEVER

Filthy garments and so unnecessary unless you cannot manage personal hygiene adequately

 

[imschatz]

Originally Posted by westinghouse

Grey v-neck at all times is invisible and adds years to the life of my $300 shirts...
+1.

 

[JayJay]

I wear them now after a multiple-year hiatus of going without.

 

[presence]

Originally Posted by blahman

How many times do we have to go through this topic again?

then why take the ******* time to write a comment you miserable ****

 

[JamesX]

Use to go either way, been without for several years now.

 

[lemmy127]

Originally Posted by GBR

so unnecessary unless you cannot manage personal hygiene adequately

I'm sorry that I am capable of sweating by just sitting in +80 degree sun. I suppose I could roll in a sandbox of Gold Bond powder every morning from May to September. But I'd rather wear a gray v-neck instead.