Does your husband wear an undershirt?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He typically wears a regular solid color T-shirt under his dress shirts, but not an undershirt. For instance, he'll wear a black T-shirt and then a dress shirt that he leaves open at the collar.

Mind if I ask his age? This look seems very 90s- early 2000s. Obviously there are worse things in the world and he surely looks put together but its definitely a little dated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Grew up in south east asia. We didn't wear undershirts.

Funny enough my husband stopped wearing them when we moved to SEA and had all his shirts tailored there, the tailors were incredulous as to why he would be trying on shirts with another under it.

He's in his 30s though and one of those annoyingly physically gifted people so pretty much hairless and everything stays hard on his torso still. I'm lucky but also annoyed at his lack of work to make this happen.

[Anonymous]

I'm surprised by the V neck supporters. DH is very tall and skinny and he looks awful in V necks. My best friend said he looks like a European pedophile in one!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes always, but I think the v necks are for old men. Love the crew shirts even if they show.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised by the V neck supporters. DH is very tall and skinny and he looks awful in V necks. My best friend said he looks like a European pedophile in one!

Another V-neck hater here. I think all you V-neck proponents are really on the wrong track.

[Anonymous]

Have your DH's wear an undershirt underneath a dress or really just about any button down shirt at the office.
People notice. And comment. Bosses comment to other colleagues.

[Anonymous]

Mine doesn't wear one - I never really thought about it, though. He's fit, not much a schvitzer, and doesn't have any hair on his chest, so it's not like there's anything showing through.

[Anonymous]

Yes, always.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised by the V neck supporters. DH is very tall and skinny and he looks awful in V necks. My best friend said he looks like a European pedophile in one!

Another V-neck hater here. I think all you V-neck proponents are really on the wrong track.

I think the Vnecks are not necessarily intended for wear (although DH wears basic vneck tees as do most of my male friends- again 30s) if you don't like the look but they are intended so that if you have the top button open, you don't see a white ring or shirt sticking up. That just looks dated to me, or very high school/ young.

To me its the male equivalent of wearing a thick strap tanktop under a tank dress that is cut lower or with thinner straps. I've had to do it for the playground and running errands, but I definitely know its not as polished a look as if I could get away without it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised by the V neck supporters. DH is very tall and skinny and he looks awful in V necks. My best friend said he looks like a European pedophile in one!

Another V-neck hater here. I think all you V-neck proponents are really on the wrong track.

I think the Vnecks are not necessarily intended for wear (although DH wears basic vneck tees as do most of my male friends- again 30s) if you don't like the look but they are intended so that if you have the top button open, you don't see a white ring or shirt sticking up. That just looks dated to me, or very high school/ young.

To me its the male equivalent of wearing a thick strap tanktop under a tank dress that is cut lower or with thinner straps. I've had to do it for the playground and running errands, but I definitely know its not as polished a look as if I could get away without it!

+1. The v-neck undershirt isn't supposed to be seen. That's why it's an undershirt!

[Anonymous]

Yes, hubby always wears a white crew neck t shirt. His current favorite brand ic croft & barrow from kohls, thinner Pima cotton and true white.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have your DH's wear an undershirt underneath a dress or really just about any button down shirt at the office.
People notice. And comment. Bosses comment to other colleagues.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He typically wears a regular solid color T-shirt under his dress shirts, but not an undershirt. For instance, he'll wear a black T-shirt and then a dress shirt that he leaves open at the collar.

Mind if I ask his age? This look seems very 90s- early 2000s. Obviously there are worse things in the world and he surely looks put together but its definitely a little dated.

This sounds like on of those "sets" they sell at sears/penny's Christmas. Dark colored dress shirts with matching ties...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised by the V neck supporters. DH is very tall and skinny and he looks awful in V necks. My best friend said he looks like a European pedophile in one!

Another V-neck hater here. I think all you V-neck proponents are really on the wrong track.

I think the Vnecks are not necessarily intended for wear (although DH wears basic vneck tees as do most of my male friends- again 30s) if you don't like the look but they are intended so that if you have the top button open, you don't see a white ring or shirt sticking up. That just looks dated to me, or very high school/ young.

To me its the male equivalent of wearing a thick strap tanktop under a tank dress that is cut lower or with thinner straps. I've had to do it for the playground and running errands, but I definitely know its not as polished a look as if I could get away without it!

+1. The v-neck undershirt isn't supposed to be seen. That's why it's an undershirt!

DH wears a tie daily so no one sees the top of the shirt he wears underneath. Does your DH not wear ties to work?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have your DH's wear an undershirt underneath a dress or really just about any button down shirt at the office.
People notice. And comment. Bosses comment to other colleagues.

oh please