What is wrong with vests?????

djedwardsmith said:
Most people who wear vests aren't ****s. But most people who are ****s wear vests.
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:lol:

There is nothing wrong with the vest - it is afterall an inanimate item of clothing. However, the vest is guilty by association.

The debate that this thread has stirred has exposed the vest as a largely misunderstood creature.

I for one, do occasionally wear a vest, particularly on holiday. However, due to my less than flattering physique, I will largely refrain from wearing one as the sole piece of clothing on my upper body whilst clubbing!

Of course, the vest is used by a wide and diverse group of people, who transcend the spectrum of fashion and acceptability.

Lest we forgot the vest is a common accessory of the middle-aged German tourist, along with sandals & white socks :)

Of course, I am merely stereotyping again...

It's a shame, but these are dark times for the vest. All too often they go hand-in-hand with roided, coked-up, scene-posing, Joey Essex lookalikes.

As for the cap, I can take it or leave it.

But you're right, those haircuts are EFF-ing awful! Who decided they look good? Rubbish.
 
What happened to that Ibiza where you could be (or in this case wear) whatever you wanted to be without worrying about being judged?
It doesn't matter what you wear but the person under those clothes always does.
 
G.W. said:
What happened to that Ibiza where you could be (or in this case wear) whatever you wanted to be without worrying about being judged?
It doesn't matter what you wear but the person under those clothes always does.
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Hear hear.
 
What about football tops then? Made for physical exercise and breathable, assume you would wear one to a club or respect anyone who did?
 
I wear them all the time, it's what I feel comfortable in, quite frankly I don't give a flying F what other people think. There's more meat on a butchers knife than on me so it's clearly not to show off my body or anything like that.

If people want to make a judgement because of this so be it. If they're bothered or offended or think I look like dick then I kinda feel sorry for them.
 
Personally from a female point of view, i have nothing wrong with vests if they are worn 'well'

Some blokes just pick the wrong size :lol: which is where the hatred towards vest wearing begins imo
 
white_isle_calling said:
:lol:

There is nothing wrong with the vest - it is afterall an inanimate item of clothing. However, the vest is guilty by association.

The debate that this thread has stirred has exposed the vest as a largely misunderstood creature.

I for one, do occasionally wear a vest, particularly on holiday. However, due to my less than flattering physique, I will largely refrain from wearing one as the sole piece of clothing on my upper body whilst clubbing!

Of course, the vest is used by a wide and diverse group of people, who transcend the spectrum of fashion and acceptability.

Lest we forgot the vest is a common accessory of the middle-aged German tourist, along with sandals & white socks :)

Of course, I am merely stereotyping again...

It's a shame, but these are dark times for the vest. All too often they go hand-in-hand with roided, coked-up, scene-posing, Joey Essex lookalikes.

As for the cap, I can take it or leave it.

But you're right, those haircuts are EFF-ing awful! Who decided they look good? Rubbish.
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It should be about the content of the character, as one profound man said.
Dirk Bigler said:
What about football tops then? Made for physical exercise and breathable, assume you would wear one to a club or respect anyone who did?
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I wear dri-fit tshirts under a collared shirt to wick away mosture. I sometime take off the collared shirt if I'm really hot and sweaty. To each his or her own.
 
djjaycool said:
I wear dri-fit tshirts under a collared shirt to wick away mosture. I sometime take off the collared shirt if I'm really hot and sweaty.
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I wear dri-fit too most places .. but one day maybe I'll get to take you to a seriously sweaty rave. I'll be there with a stopwatch to see how long you hold out before finally throwing caution to the wind and going topless like everone else - it'll be a 'photos forbidden' venue by the way so you'll have nothing to worry about as far as YouTube is concerned :lol:
 
kimajy said:
I wear dri-fit too most places .. but one day maybe I'll get to take you to a seriously sweaty rave. I'll be there with a stopwatch to see how long you hold out before finally throwing caution to the wind and going topless like everone else - it'll be a 'photos forbidden' venue by the way so you'll have nothing to worry about as far as YouTube is concerned :lol:
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Deal. You will never see me take my shirt off!
 
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