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Author:  afcalex20 [ Sat Aug 21, 2010 5:20 pm ]
Post subject:  How do I dress with class AND comfort?
I really hate jeans and am not that big on that big on complicated dress shirts and such, so I spent the last year walking around in pj pants and a t shirt most of the time. While this actually DID appeal to SOME girls, it was definitely hurting my success overall. I...I REALLY hate jeans though. So, got any tips on combining comfort with style (and not being too pricey wouldn't hurt either :P)? I'm looking into Thai Fisherman Pants right now: they look AMAZINGLY comfortable, and kinda interesting.
Author:  NonStopReaper [ Sat Aug 21, 2010 7:40 pm ]
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well sorry to break this to you but while Thai fisher men pants are unbeleivably comfortable ( i have serveral pairs) i wouldnt wear them to a club/bar or social scene ( unless its at my house) You want to invest in nice clothing. While you can shop around for a cheaper price . Invest in some nice slacks and a dress shirt ( yes i know you dont like it but its the truth) Soon enough you'll be comfortable with it. you can get a nice dress shirt from 30$ to 90$, slacks from 25$ to 80$ nice shoes from 60-130$. Investing in what you wear is like putting time into your gaming. I notice alot from the way i dress and the way my friend dress. I get alot of attention. My friend whos 6'2, fit model status type of guy, but he wears a plain polo shirt. with some jeans ( sometimes khaki pants) and converes chucks. pretty comfortable, pretty plain. He doesnt get near as much attention as i do. Ever heard of the term Dress to Impress. Basicly thats what you are doing.
Author:  afcalex20 [ Sat Aug 21, 2010 8:02 pm ]
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Believe it or not, I just got a bunch of VERY nice (Burberry, Armani, etc.) shirts and some jackets as hand-me-downs from some wealthy relatives, and do own some nice slacks, so that's not really an issue. I'm just wondering if there are unusually comfortable clothes (in all honesty, I prefer nudity to anything else) out there that you would wear to a club or something. Have you ever tried wearing the fisherman pants to a club?
Author:  NonStopReaper [ Sat Aug 21, 2010 8:16 pm ]
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the firshermen pants doesnt go with the whole " classy look" but if you can make it work then go for it. Some clubs has a strict dress code ( the clubs i go to) some clubs dont. to me i feel more comfortable dressed up in a club setting. Also you'll notice the staff will treat you well cause you dress nice and look classy. If you can mix it up and still pull off the classy look then thats kudos on you. I say if you want to wear the fishermens pants. i'd go to a bar where the dress code is not really an issue.
Author:  New Capt J [ Sat Aug 21, 2010 11:08 pm ]
Post subject:  Comfort before Style
Try mixing it up and see what works. If you are going to open Dress for Comfort only - gruge rockers gettting women throwing themselves at them, but they OPEN. Social Proofed! If you want to be opened by women dress like in GQ. I order used shoes off ebay b/c i have narrow feet it's difficult to find shoes that fit so it's worth the risk. The magic item mines my colored hair (credit Brad P) is mine or I wear a bike light.
Author:  870 [ Sun Aug 22, 2010 1:31 am ]
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Comfort is a matter of habit. Start wearing jeans all the time and all of a sudden you won't feel comfortable in anything else.

I'm curious to know what kind of job you have that allows you to wear pajama pants all day, not to mention how you must make the people around you feel by dressing so casually.

Your boy,
870
Author:  afcalex20 [ Sun Aug 22, 2010 5:43 am ]
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Comfort is a matter of habit. Start wearing jeans all the time and all of a sudden you won't feel comfortable in anything else.

I'm curious to know what kind of job you have that allows you to wear pajama pants all day, not to mention how you must make the people around you feel by dressing so casually.

Your boy,
870
I'd agree that comfort is partially a matter of habit, but that's not the whole story.
I'm a student, work IT part time during the year, working in a legal office during the summer but dress nicely for that (and yes, the difference in the way women treat me overall is ENORMOUS). Some people are really bothered by it ("just look at afcalex20 sitting there in his flannel pants and his sketchy reeboks"), some people love it (my ex for one), most people don't feel too strongly one way or another.
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