Anyone here have an attractive middle aged husband? What does he wear casually on the weekends?

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who detests these "jogger" sweatpant things that are tight around the ankle? Looking for ideas to broaden my husband's casual wardrobe. TYIA!

They’re awful. Reminds me of the gray sweatpants that are tight around the ankle from the 70’s-80’s

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Anonymous wrote:Tight, form-fitting athleisure and skinny chinos are out. Loose, baggie pants are in. Baggy plain designer t-shirts. Baggy 1/4 zips, no logo, maybe monogram. Pricy hiking sneakers from REI. Designer sunglasses. Trendy luxury SUV like a Rivian or sedan like a Tesla Model S or Porsche Panamera completes the cool dad vibe

I’m sorry, is that your DH or did Epstein really not kill himself?

[Anonymous]

When DH leaves the house wearing pants, it's straight leg cords, jeans or he owns these in like 4 colors including the blush pink; they're very flattering and trend casual.

https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=649747082&vid=1&tid=brpl005703&kwid=1&ap=7&ds_agid=19850536032-&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19859052601&gbraid=0AAAAAD_AT8tt3sUN_NlrlVAz0mJzPA-no&gclid=CjwKCAiA1obMBhAbEiwAsUBbIkkkdi_NZdZuIDg4sCHrQ0A0gTHiuIPnJSR7NifNxBGyqqCSIeT6XhoCLgEQAvD_BwE#pdp-page-content

On top, henleys, plain t shirts or shirts with surf brands or similar (we live in a beach town, so surfer brands tracks), obscure band shirts (he's very into music). Some lululemon or vouri type stuff. Also, lots of button up linen or similar thinner casual shirts. He generally looks great and very stylish without being into brand names. He laughs because he usually gets called "man" or "bro" by the male workers at the grocery store, and in his mid 50s he loves it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who detests these "jogger" sweatpant things that are tight around the ankle? Looking for ideas to broaden my husband's casual wardrobe. TYIA!

Those joggers sweats look so juvenile. Only work on teen boys

[Anonymous]

When weather permits, I go with t shirt, shorts and flip flops.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine loves quarter zips but he is tall. Where are your tall husbands finding nice 1/4 zips in tall sizing?

Same but tall and skinny. The arms are usually what's too short on DH. He can't stand it when clothes are super baggy or tight, so it's a struggle to find slim clothes for him.

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How old are you people that are using the term "chinos"?

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Anonymous wrote:DH is attractive and middle aged, but I would not recommend his wardrobe

He wears jeans (always with a belt), t-shirt (usually gray), and a quarter zip top (gray or blue) with black loafers. He basically wears this everyday, wherever we go, whatever we do.

DP here. DH is attractive to me . 60 yr old.

This is what he is wearing nowadays -

To go to Costco - pants made of tech fabric with lots of pockets, gray/navy blue/white/black t-shirt, gray/black/navy blue quarter zip top, hiking boots with woolen socks, puffer jacket.

To hang out at home - pants get switched to flannel pajamas, puffer jacket comes off, hiking boots and socks get switched to indoor sneakers and thick sports socks.

[Anonymous]

My man wears a t-shirt and sweatpants. He’s hot because he’s got a fit body and confidence. He could wear a trash bag and look gorgeous.

[Anonymous]

I thought this would go in another direction. My DH looks better than he ever has due to weigh loss and exercise and looks fantastic in a suit. However he dresses like a complete slob on the weekends. It’s like the grungy 90s are back, with a little post 80s shabbiness.

Happily, no sweatpants or those “joggers” that look like pjs to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When DH leaves the house wearing pants, it's straight leg cords, jeans or he owns these in like 4 colors including the blush pink; they're very flattering and trend casual.

https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=649747082&vid=1&tid=brpl005703&kwid=1&ap=7&ds_agid=19850536032-&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19859052601&gbraid=0AAAAAD_AT8tt3sUN_NlrlVAz0mJzPA-no&gclid=CjwKCAiA1obMBhAbEiwAsUBbIkkkdi_NZdZuIDg4sCHrQ0A0gTHiuIPnJSR7NifNxBGyqqCSIeT6XhoCLgEQAvD_BwE#pdp-page-content

On top, henleys, plain t shirts or shirts with surf brands or similar (we live in a beach town, so surfer brands tracks), obscure band shirts (he's very into music). Some lululemon or vouri type stuff. Also, lots of button up linen or similar thinner casual shirts. He generally looks great and very stylish without being into brand names. He laughs because he usually gets called "man" or "bro" by the male workers at the grocery store, and in his mid 50s he loves it.

I just ordered these (though in black) for my DH. Thanks for the link.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tight, form-fitting athleisure and skinny chinos are out. Loose, baggie pants are in. Baggy plain designer t-shirts. Baggy 1/4 zips, no logo, maybe monogram. Pricy hiking sneakers from REI. Designer sunglasses. Trendy luxury SUV like a Rivian or sedan like a Tesla Model S or Porsche Panamera completes the cool dad vibe

That guy is dressed like he’s sick and rolled out of bed to go to the doctor. Unatttractively dressed. Lazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When weather permits, I go with t shirt, shorts and flip flops.

Nobody wants to see your feet. Put those away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When weather permits, I go with t shirt, shorts and flip flops.

Nobody wants to see your feet. Put those away.

The dogs are out! Stop looking at my feet you weirdo.

[Anonymous]

I keep him in a thong by the pool working on his tan an muscles