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You have junk in your trunk?My waist is small but my butt is... not quite as small... Pants that fit my butt are loose at the waist so they'll just fall right down without a belt.
You have junk in your trunk?My waist is small but my butt is... not quite as small... Pants that fit my butt are loose at the waist so they'll just fall right down without a belt.
As someone else said, when I put my pants on in the morning, i don't need the belt, but by the end of the day, they start to sag a bit which I don't like so I just always go belt. It probably doesn't help that I don't wear drawers.I have a follow up question about belts. Not about style but about practical purpose. Are you wearing a belt so tight it's holding up your pants? It seems to me that if you have properly fitting pants, the practical need for a belt is eliminated and it's just for fashion.
You've always been cutting edge style-wise.I tuck my shirt in but let it pull out on the sides and one side in the front with a belt that is way too long so the end can hang out between belt loops like a tail. I try and also accessorize with a spaghetti stain somewhere on the front.
WTF brand of jeans are you buying?I haven't worn jeans since the 90's. I used a belt back then. So heavy and uncomfortable.
I haven't worn jeans since the 90's. I used a belt back then. So heavy and uncomfortable.
Do you dress in velvet a lot? This would be the only reason to not own jeans imo.I never wear jeans...don't even own any.
I haven't worn jeans since the 90's. I used a belt back then. So heavy and uncomfortable.
JNCOs, most likely...the chained wallet added to the weight, too. Needed them big deep pockets for all the condoms that would be used after the womenz saw that hacky-sack skill, amirite?!WTF brand of jeans are you buying?
Wtf lounges around their house in jeans?If I'm just lounging around my house in jeans, I'm probably not wearing a belt. But going out? Of course I am.
For a while, i struggled finding a belt that I actually liked to wear with jeans. Most of my belts were too dressy. Then I found a couple slightly thicker/heavier belts that are still pretty stylish without being too dressy.
Totally agree that the fit of a button down (as well as your body type/level of fatness) determines whether it should be tucked. But most button down type shirts clearly aren't made to be worn untucked.
Guy fitting me for a suit said I had what they referred to as a "prominent posterior."You have junk in your trunk?
Usually pleather, unless I am going to a classy affair and then velvet, of course.Do you dress in velvet a lot? This would be the only reason to not own jeans imo.
First thing I do when I get home from work is to take of my jeans and put on sweatpants or basketball shorts. It's time to be comfortable at home.Wtf lounges around their house in jeans?
I don't buy Jeans. I had gap ones, but mostly cords back in college. Jeans suxors.WTF brand of jeans are you buying?
Jeans in the house? Smoking jacket and cotton pants down?If I'm just lounging around my house in jeans, I'm probably not wearing a belt.
Jorts count as Jeans, FYI.I only wear jeans maybe 10 times a year (it's shorts 355 days a here here in FL), but when I DO wear jeans, I dont use a belt. Ever.
A Florida 1 Percenter eh? :adjusts notebook:Haven't even owned jorts in over a decade
This is the correct answer. You want to look nice, looks sloppy with no belt (even untucked your shirt might come up) and your jeans need to fit well so you look good. The belt keeps everything in place.Every pair of pants I own that has belt loops, gets a belt to go through them.
Correctamundo ?yes.
Denim stretches as you wear it...so if no belt by the end of the day you look like a slob with your tighty whiteys and ### crack showing.
Chess King 1; Chess King 2Back in younger, fitter days ... I could rock a Chess King shirt, jeans, and no belt. It was the 80s - all kinds of ish flew.
These days? The beer gut dictates: jeans gotta have belts, even with untucked shirts. Otherwise, the jeans slide right off.
Would you say you prefer to be ensconced in velvet?Usually pleather, unless I am going to a classy affair and then velvet, of course.
I usually wear a belt but no jeans. Works well.Sometimes I wear jeans with my belt.
Same here. Shoes/boots/sneakers, jeans, belt, t-shirt, sweater/hoodie is my attire 90% of my life. Only thing that is tucked is a long underwear shirt under my t-shirt should the weather call for it.I don't really wear shirts that you would tuck into jeans...this is still a thing?
When I work from home I'll wear jeans. Often without a belt.Wtf lounges around their house in jeans?
I almost always tuck my shirt in - summer is golf shirt with shorts, winter/fall is jeans with button down shirt. I wear shorts a good part of the year, but it's pretty mild here except for about 3-4 months.no need with the slimmer jean styles these days...I don't really wear shirts that you would tuck into jeans...this is still a thing?
If your jeans are so uncomfortable you can't wait to tear them off, you probably need to find a better pair of jeans. Good jeans should fit well and look good but also be super comfortable.First thing I do when I get home from work is to take of my jeans and put on sweatpants or basketball shorts. It's time to be comfortable at home.
For real. Belt, no belt....that ish doesn't matter that much (although a belt with jeans is not in any way "odd"). Well-fitted dungarees should feel like you're aren't even wearing pants at all.If your jeans are so uncomfortable you can't wait to tear them off, you probably need to find a better pair of jeans. Good jeans should fit well and look good but also be super comfortable.
WTF?Back in younger, fitter days ... I could rock a Chess King shirt, jeans, and no belt. It was the 80s - all kinds of ish flew.
These days? The beer gut dictates: jeans gotta have belts, even with untucked shirts. Otherwise, the jeans slide right off.
Correct.I’m really tempted to tell my wife about the results from this thread to prove to her how wrong she is about the belt with jeans. However, I fear that will lead to her wanting to read the thread which could lead to her wanting to read other threads. Just not worth it plus it typically never goes well when I point out to her I was right about an argument.
Back in younger, fitter days ... I could rock a Chess King shirt, jeans, and no belt. It was the 80s - all kinds of ish flew.
These days? The beer gut dictates: jeans gotta have belts, even with untucked shirts. Otherwise, the jeans slide right off.
Thanks for the 80s clothing throw backs. By the time I was old enough to buy my own clothes, they were long gone but I did convince my mom to get me one back to school outfit from Chess King one year. That was also the year I got into heavy metal music and started to grow my hair out. So four days a week I wore a t-shirt, jeans, and jean jacket. The fifth day I wore some uber preppy outfit from Chess King. :style:Chess King 1; Chess King 2
J Riggins
Merry-Go-Round
The male clothing mall triumvirate. I got a burnt orange 3-piece suit at J. Riggins I bought for a Phi Delta Theta spring dance and my fraternity picture. Also threw in some sweet wedge platforms.
I worked at a Friendly's Ice Cream in the Southwyck Mall (Toledo, OH) and it was right across from the J. Riggins and Chess King. Spent most of my paychecks at those places.
It's not that they're so uncomfortable that I need to tear them off, it's just that it seems odd you relax around the house wearing them. After wearing them for over 9 hours I want something that's more lose fitting, doesn't require a belt and doesn't have anything in the pockets likes keys and such. My jeans are perfectly comfortable for work, just not what I want to wear at home.If your jeans are so uncomfortable you can't wait to tear them off, you probably need to find a better pair of jeans. Good jeans should fit well and look good but also be super comfortable.
I don’t know who that is but he looks like an older hipster Paul Riser.It's fairly simple, if Nick Wooster wears a belt with jeans, so should you.