My shirt developed an inexplicable blotchy yellow stain on the sleeve at the office the other day--maybe food, maybe highlighter, who knows. Anyway, I wanted to get it to my dry cleaners before the stain set up. But--what would I do? Walk in there in my undershirt?
You see, I'm of the opinion that undershirts are like underwear: if someone is seeing yours, and it's not Sexy Time, it's usually a bad thing. I know there are many opinions on this subject. I will make concessions for guys with unruly chest hair who want to wear a button-down shirt without a tie and leave the top button open--but only because the alternative is looking like Disco Stu, and only because apparently hirsute friend Matt persuaded me not to take a more extreme position (such as mandatory chest-waxing).
Anyway, this beloved green-and-tan rugby sweater (J. Crew outlet) was in the car, waiting to be returned to the apartment, so I was able to put it on for my trip to the dry cleaners. I like the look.
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FYI, the J. Crew Factory Store now has an online presence, but only on the weekends.
ReplyDelete"I will make concessions for guys with unruly chest hair who want to wear a button-down shirt without a tie and leave the top button open--but only because the alternative is looking like Disco Stu"
ReplyDeleteAs a man with unruly chest hair, I would take offense to that but for the fact that all men with unruly chest hair are manly men, and therefore not easily offended.
...and probably have the option to grow facial hair, which I admit would be pretty cool to have from time to time.
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