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Post by DigDug on Jun 12, 2017 23:06:12 GMT -6
So it's hit 90+ here in New England.
When it gets this hot I like to wear a light button up like a chambray if I'm going out in the public (TShirt if I'm just kicking around the home).
Question is, should I wear an under shirt? What is the "rule"?
TShirt all the time? Or is a light button up casual enough to skip the Undershirt?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2017 1:20:51 GMT -6
I think the latest rule is, IF you wear an undershirt, it shouldn't be visible... So, that means V-neck is better than crew neck.
Personally, I'm anti-understhirt, except when wearing "dress clothes" (Shirt + tie, or shirt + tie + blazer/sports coat)
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Post by ickes on Jun 13, 2017 2:18:51 GMT -6
So it's hit 90+ here in New England. When it gets this hot I like to wear a light button up like a chambray if I'm going out in the public (TShirt if I'm just kicking around the home). Question is, should I wear an under shirt? What is the "rule"? TShirt all the time? Or is a light button up casual enough to skip the Undershirt? For me it's either no undershirt or a wife beater if I do wear one. |
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Post by northcoast on Jun 13, 2017 6:35:46 GMT -6
I switched to wife beaters only in the winter or unless wearing a "see through (ish)" shirt to a more formal location.
I also have shifted from pique polos in the summer to these tshirt polos. Has a pocket and a collar to disguise that it's a tshirt. I'm surprised G has not started making them yet.
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Post by gaseousclay on Jun 13, 2017 7:43:22 GMT -6
With mild temps i wear a v-neck. Hot temps = no undershirt.
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Post by ncbluegrass on Jun 13, 2017 9:48:12 GMT -6
no undershirt for me, but that's a personal comfort thing. I've never been great at layering because an undershirt always feels too constricting.
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Post by DigDug on Jun 13, 2017 10:43:43 GMT -6
Decided not to wear a TShirt, just a chambray.
Feels much better. Not sure why I didn't do this before.
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Post by madmoses on Jun 13, 2017 12:09:40 GMT -6
I just went through this Saturday. I had on a chambray with an undershirt, stepped outside and then turned around and went back in and took the undershirt off. It just felt too muggy with the added layer and I feel like the chambray breathed pretty well - I didn't find my pits sweating like mad which can be an issue for me.
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Post by yinzer on Jun 13, 2017 15:29:42 GMT -6
I prefer to never wear an under shirt. Even with flannels. It has to be cold for me to want to wear one.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2017 1:52:39 GMT -6
I prefer to never wear an under shirt. Even with flannels. It has to be cold for me to want to wear one. I'm the same way... And if it's THAT cold, I'm not so much "wearing an undershirt", as I am "wearing an overshirt" on top of a tshirt. There is NO WAY I could classify an IHT-1600 as an "undershirt", lol! |
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Post by gaseousclay on Jun 14, 2017 16:24:13 GMT -6
I prefer to never wear an under shirt. Even with flannels. It has to be cold for me to want to wear one. I live in MN, so wearing an undershirt during the winter months is a necessity. So, undershirt, flannel, vest and then jacket. |
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Post by ncbluegrass on Jun 15, 2017 6:42:28 GMT -6
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