How do wealthy men dress on the weekends?

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Anonymous wrote:There are some sneaker brands even more obscure than Ons. They are a tell that the guy is at least educated and upper middle class.

Do tell 👀

I'm pretty well off, and laugh when people wear Ons, I can tell they are reaching to find others in the "club". I drive a Honda Pilot, and own a $5 million dollar house, and a $ 3 Million 2nd home. Most people wearing the markers of wealth are posers, sure wealthy, but some of us just do not care.

$8M houses absolutely screams poser. So insecure.

What are you talking about? We
Have a beach house that is worth $5mil It really isn’t that nice of house, just great location.

Where is your beach house?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Go read the Millionaire Next Door. I'm mid 50s, 8 figures, and except for a few items from Peter Millar and Vuori, and my Hokas, nobody would think I'm wealthy.

I don’t think anyone thinks eight figures is “wealthy” any more.

Depends on the periodicity

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Anonymous wrote:You're at a coffee shop on Saturday morning. A 35 to 45 year old man walks in with a young child and based on his appearance, you assume he's wealthy. What's he wearing that gives you that impression?

A Brooks Brothers custom suit… 🤦‍♂️

Where is he headed? Mass? Where do suited weekenders go dressed like that?

[Anonymous]

Dh wears Ons because they are comfortable and easy, he’s worn them for years. He also usually wears something like Rhône pants, an old college or law school tshirt or maybe a button down if he needs to dress up. Barbour jacket, Patagonia coat or vest. I’m not sure what op’s definition of “wealthy” is but we own a townhouse in Brooklyn Heights and have a second home in Litchfield County and make 7 figures.

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Anonymous wrote:Dh wears Ons because they are comfortable and easy, he’s worn them for years. He also usually wears something like Rhône pants, an old college or law school tshirt or maybe a button down if he needs to dress up. Barbour jacket, Patagonia coat or vest. I’m not sure what op’s definition of “wealthy” is but we own a townhouse in Brooklyn Heights and have a second home in Litchfield County and make 7 figures.

Ugh I’m depressed that someone with that life posts on dcum.

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Anonymous wrote:Dh wears Ons because they are comfortable and easy, he’s worn them for years. He also usually wears something like Rhône pants, an old college or law school tshirt or maybe a button down if he needs to dress up. Barbour jacket, Patagonia coat or vest. I’m not sure what op’s definition of “wealthy” is but we own a townhouse in Brooklyn Heights and have a second home in Litchfield County and make 7 figures.

Ugh I’m depressed that someone with that life posts on dcum.

Well I don’t often but I’m up super early to catch a train to DC for work and I was bored in the cab… typically I come here for parenting questions but sometimes there are decent suggestions in this forum.

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The super wealthy people I know all dress like hobos. Only strivers dress "wealthy."

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Anonymous wrote:There are some sneaker brands even more obscure than Ons. They are a tell that the guy is at least educated and upper middle class.

Ons aren’t obscure at all. They’re everywhere. Y’all need to get out more.

+1

Ons marketing is incredible. The crowd flocking to an awful and flat out ugly shoe is mind boggling.

Hoka is another funny one.

I'm convinced I could use my orthopedic disabling condition to become extremely wealthy with a new "ugly" shoe brand. I could get a spot on QVC and talk nonstop about it's "awkward-awesomeness." The uglier and more ridiculous the better.

Seriously, there are less ugly shoes for bad feet and you blend in with everyone else.

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Anonymous wrote:Dh wears Ons because they are comfortable and easy, he’s worn them for years. He also usually wears something like Rhône pants, an old college or law school tshirt or maybe a button down if he needs to dress up. Barbour jacket, Patagonia coat or vest. I’m not sure what op’s definition of “wealthy” is but we own a townhouse in Brooklyn Heights and have a second home in Litchfield County and make 7 figures.

Ugh I’m depressed that someone with that life posts on dcum.

Well I don’t often but I’m up super early to catch a train to DC for work and I was bored in the cab… typically I come here for parenting questions but sometimes there are decent suggestions in this forum.

[Anonymous]

My good college friend is "new tech money" worth mid-9 figures and wears free company t-shirts (shirts from his own company though! flex?), uniqlo, and costco sneakers every day. He has nice arcteryx stuff for anything technical like skiing.

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Anonymous wrote:The super wealthy people I know all dress like hobos. Only strivers dress "wealthy."

Yessss! Winner.

[Anonymous]

"with the kid" means somebody else is not taking care of the kid
that guy is not wealthy
no matter what he is wearing -- indicator of wealth is services, not materials

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