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Undershirts are practically a must under button up shirts with thin material. Imagine a guy with dark body hair in a white shirt that is semi see through. Or seeing their man nipples. NOW do you get it?
Undershirts are practically a must under button up shirts with thin material. Imagine a guy with dark body hair in a white shirt that is semi see through. Or seeing their man nipples. NOW do you get it?
That must be a California thing, because I don't see many guys around here wearing see through shirts....
Everyone is mentioning sweat, yes that could be a problem, but I don't think you're sweating 24/7? I notice I sweat less in the summer now that I rarely ever wear an undershirt under my polo or button downs. I still think it is one of the worse looks, especially, I mean why would they make open collar shirts, if it is going to be covered by an undershirt anyway? It makes no sense, and that is why it look SO terrible.
I disagree with the OP's opinion with this one. I think an undershirt ~ if it's even visible at all ~ completes the look. I'd rather see the faint outline of an undershirt than the guy's chest. And it likely helps to soak up sweat before it hits the outer shirt.
That must be a California thing, because I don't see many guys around here wearing see through shirts....
Everyone is mentioning sweat, yes that could be a problem, but I don't think you're sweating 24/7? I notice I sweat less in the summer now that I rarely ever wear an undershirt under my polo or button downs. I still think it is one of the worse looks, especially, I mean why would they make open collar shirts, if it is going to be covered by an undershirt anyway? It makes no sense, and that is why it look SO terrible.
I have to disagree, I don't see an issue w/not wearing an undershirt under a polo - but a button-down (which means a dress shirt) - it's a MUST.
Funny I have always thought undershirts should only be worn when its cold out as an additional layer of clothing. I think men look sissy when they wear undershirts. The guys that wear wifebeaters in the gym to workout instead of a normal tank top also look sissy.
Frugal sissies.
Wifebeaters are like 3 for $8.
"Normal tank tops" are like $15+ each.
It's the gym. If you care what you look like in the gym, you're doing it wrong.
IMO Any man with chest hair should wear a t-shirt under the polo or button down shirt......no chest hair sticking out plz, especially old dudes with gray hair....it looks like cobwebs, blech!
I wear undershirts in both warm and cold weather. I wear them in cold weather to help keep me warm, and to absorb perspiration in warm weather. The only time I wear a single layer shirt is when I'm wearing a t-shirt or I'm at the gym.
Some of you people really think about this stuff too much. People should do what's comfortable for them.
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It makes no sense, and that is why it look SO terrible.
