Shirts with jeans - tucked in or tucked out

[Guest MattP]

You do make me laugh!

I imagine you walking around with a pimp stick too.

....and maybe a top hat.

I do own a top hat and always wear shooting jacket when I go Racing.

[purpleronnie]

That's the nail on head.

Some of you lot must look like a crowd from Coalville when you hit the town.

 

The sights you see thesedays.... it looks like most of the yoof sleep in the clothes they go out in.

[FoxesAreBlue]

You do make me laugh!

I imagine you walking around with a pimp stick too.

....and maybe a top hat.

Is MattP Mr Monopoly in disguise?

[Guest MattP]

Is MattP Mr Monopoly in disguise?

I'm more a white Eubank without the boxing skills.

[Guest MattP]

The sights you see thesedays.... it looks like most of the yoof sleep in the clothes they go out in.

Yep, feel for them as the young cant just abuse store cards like our generation did but no excuse for a lot of what you see.

[johnny the fox]

I need a belt now, after all the weight I have lost worrying about this. 

[Trav Le Bleu]

I don't think thats excessive belts can last years.

 

So does a decent piece of rope. Hate shirts with jeans, it's t-shirts with jean and shirts with trousers.

 

Unless it's the weekend then it's a nice blouse and a skirt.

[purpleronnie]

So does a decent piece of rope. Hate shirts with jeans, it's t-shirts with jean and shirts with trousers.

 

Unless it's the weekend then it's a nice blouse and a skirt.

Maybe the tramp look is fashionable.

[Webbo]

In the 80s it was tucked in with what was called a "beer belly". The shirt was pulled up so it folded over the top of your trousers. Now because I'm such a slave to fashion it's tucked out( but I'd prefer it tucked in).

[The Horse's Mouth]

I usually tuck in when I wear a jumper, if not I'll tuck out because even I know that's a little bit geekish. 

[Charl91]

Depends on the shirt.

[MooseBreath]

Glad some people have said tucked in. I used to be tucked out all the way but I was recently given a really nice smart casual shirt as a gift and it seems like a waste to have it hanging out looking all uncouth.

[Carl the Llama]

Tucking your shirt in is one of the signs of becoming middle-aged and boring.  

 

Unless it's fecking freezing out and you're trying to trap as much body heat as you can.  Then it's acceptable.

[stix]

I'm more a white Eubank without the boxing skills.

Hmmmm...

[Ozwin]

Being quite slim I hate wearing shirts, So I normally always wear some sort of sweater over it and tuck it in.

 

I always think it looks a bit scruffy having it flailing about, especially if it's ill fitting in the first place which a lot of people don't seem to realize.

[Bayfox]

'Tucked' out?

Beat me too it.

Un-tucked?

[purpleronnie]

Beat me too it.

Un-tucked?

only by 3 hours.

[ScouseFox]

Out. With some decent quality slim jeans and some nice pointy shiny shoes. Off to town we go. 

[purpleronnie]

Out. With some decent quality slim jeans and some nice pointy shiny shoes. Off to town we go. 

 

Look like pingu..

[ScouseFox]

Look like pingu..

 

Does Pingu wear pointy shoes? Or jeans? 

[Bayfox]

only by 3 hours.

Yeah sorry about that. I was out having a life. Sorry i'm not logged into foxes talk 24/7. Thanks.

[ousefox]

Either depending on the shirt and jeans. Agreed about wearing a good quality belt if you're tucking it in too.

[DANGEROUS TIGER]

Shirts out! How scruffy gentlemen. 

 

I Tuck mine in chaps, and look really ( can't think of the word.)   

[purpleronnie]

Does Pingu wear pointy shoes? Or jeans? 

 

Looks like it.

[sphericalfox]

Shirts out! How scruffy gentlemen. 

 

I Tuck mine in chaps, and look really ( can't think of the word.)