Undershirt or Not?

slap her down?



anyways I always wear an undershirt... I have sensitive nipples.

 

Standard protocol is that you stand up and be a man and tell her that you will decide what you wear under your shirt.....damnit.









I'll ask the wife when I get home.

 

I always wear an undershirt under every shirt regardless if it is a polo, sweater, or even t-shirt.

 

Always.

 

hardly ever. Feels too bulky.

 

This is HILARIOUS. I was just talking with my office mate about this the SECOND before I logged on.

We work in an office environment where we have to wear dress shirts all the time. Just yesterday I decided to go no undershirt to give it a shot. It's awesome. Feels and looks better. However, I'm sure, as the OP stated, it's shortening shirt life expectancy.

In terms of polos etc., it depends on the number of polos you're wearing.

 

Always

 

usually

 

I used to when everyone else started doing it (seems like about 20 years ago people started doing this, could be wrong), but I never understood what the point was. Whenever I see someone with a visible shirt on underneath their shirt, I always wonder why they need to wear two shirts. If I actually need a shirt on underneath for some reason, I wear either a v-neck or a wife beater so you can't see it.

 

this might be rock bottom

 

I don't know about you guys, but I live in Texas on the gulf coast, and this mofo gets HOT. No undershirts for me unless I'm wearing a really thin light colored button-down shirts.

 

Always, no matter what type of shirt I'm wearing.

Pugs

 

Hell no.

 

I'll wear a wifebeater if I look in the mirror before I leave and can visibly see my nips. Otherwise, no go.

 

I wear them under everything regardless of what kind of clothing.

I have a lot of t-shirts that itch my nipples without an undershirt and it just feels more comfortable If I wear one.

 

@ work under dress shirt - Yes
@ work under Polo - Yes

not @ work under Polo - No

Even though the undershirts are thin, I think Polos look a little better without the undershirt, but it seems like everyone wears the undershirt @ work. For dress shirts, sometimes you need it if the dress shirt is a thin broadcloth.

 

always.. especially if you have a hairy chest.


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... yikes, i just looked up hairy chest on google to post a picture of some guys hair coming out the top of his shirt, and i got some unexpected scary results.

 

If the shirt has buttons, I'll wear an undershirt.

 

I say go for it. If it's what you've been doing and you're fomfotable with it, then who cares?