If You Tuck In Your Shirt And Do Not Wear A Belt

[Strike For The South]

I will force you into my motor, drive you home, and demand you procure a belt for your person

Have some pride

[Louis VI the Fat]

I usually tuck in my shirt. Of course I only ever wear collared shirts, even around the house.


I always wear a belt. This means I am always prepared and can quickly unzip it and use it to strike her down before she finishes her sentence.

[B-Wing]

How do you feel about the good old front tuck (with obligatory buckle)? Or about people who tuck in T-shirts? I'm a fan of neither. Of course, I'm not a fan of shirt tucking in general.

[Strike For The South]

How do you feel about the good old front tuck (with obligatory buckle)? Or about people who tuck in T-shirts? I'm a fan of neither. Of course, I'm not a fan of shirt tucking in general.

Both are bad

[Fisherking]

I have to ware belts or my pants fall off. But not belts with Texas buckles. 4 to 6 pounds of metal under my navel would just defeat the purpose.

[rajpoot]

A nice old leather belt is a necessity with or without tucking the shirt in. I always feel as if I'm half dressed if I'm not wearing one.
However a belt with a fancy new-fangled buckle is an abomination.
This is what belt should look like-


A square buckle looks better of course.

[Rhyfelwyr]

I did just what the title describes for my graduation. First time I've worn a suit since...erm... could it be ever?

[edyzmedieval]

I will force you into my motor, drive you home, and demand you procure a belt for your person

Have some pride

Typically people with a sense of fashion wear the shirt tucked in and with a belt.

But yeah I agree, I don't like shirts tucked in and just like that.

[A Nerd]

Tucking in = formal, untucked = casual. All a matter of taste and preference I guess. Belts are a must if your pants are falling down. Or, suspenders with a tucked in shirt. Not a t shirt though.

[Hosakawa Tito]

Fashion Nazis. Sometimes I feel like a nut, and sometimes I don't.

[Centurion1]

I did just what the title describes for my graduation. First time I've worn a suit since...erm... could it be ever?

Why does your family think you dress like a chav again? Dear god man belts cost like 3 dollars at walmart.

I don't like tucked in shirts. i dont like tucked in polos or even like tucke din button downs except in formal situations. It all makes me think of old people.

[Louis VI the Fat]

Why does your family think you dress like a chav again? Dear god man belts cost like 3 dollars at walmart.

I don't like tucked in shirts. i dont like tucked in polos or even like tucke din button downs except in formal situations. It all makes me think of old people.

I don't tuck in polo's and I do not own a single button-down shirt.

Nor, incidentally, would I swap my trusted suspenders for a belt when wearing a suit.

[Rhyfelwyr]

Why does your family think you dress like a chav again? Dear god man belts cost like 3 dollars at walmart.

I don't like tucked in shirts. i dont like tucked in polos or even like tucke din button downs except in formal situations. It all makes me think of old people.

I thought you only used a belt if your trousers were falling down...

[Centurion1]

no.

[Centurion1]

I don't tuck in polo's and I do not own a single button-down shirt.

Nor, incidentally, would I swap my trusted suspenders for a belt when wearing a suit.

also theoretically if you own collared shirts you likely own a button down. plus you are not what i would consider old...... old is my father. My father is in his sixties, believes it is the fifties and often tucks in his tshirts.

Edit: also rhy don't be insulted by the use of the word chav. it was meant in jest and because i believe you said that once about your manner of dress.

[Samurai Waki]

I only ever tuck in collared button-down shirts when I've got a dress jacket and tie to go with it (with belt of course). If I don't have the jacket I say it, take off the tie, and go casual.

[Louis VI the Fat]

Edit: also rhy don't be insulted by the use of the word chav. it was meant in jest and because i believe you said that once about your manner of dress.

Whatcha calling that ginger Hun names for? Tsk.




-> teh preventive winking smilie

[Drunk Clown]

If you're buying a belt for €5,- , then you're doing it wrong.

A belt is a must, I wear it all the time.

[Tuuvi]

I've always felt wearing a shirt and tie and not wearing a belt looks a little sloppy. Tucking in your t-shirt looks bad whether you wear a belt or not.

I always wear a belt, even if I'm wearing jeans and a t-shirt, because I don't feel fully dressed without one.

[Major Robert Dump]

belt W/ suspenders and an untucked shirt plus sandals with arguille socks = WIN

[Hosakawa Tito]

Now that's a belt.

[drone]

Now that's a belt.

Technically, I believe that to be a bandolier.

[A Nerd]

This is how my gf and I dress.

[Centurion1]

This is how my gf and I dress.

Welcome to New England.

[Cute Wolf]

I usually worn belt that has brass knuckle as it's head
it's much more effective to shut anyone up

[Rhyfelwyr]

Edit: also rhy don't be insulted by the use of the word chav. it was meant in jest and because i believe you said that once about your manner of dress.

I'm never talking to you again.

Whatcha calling that ginger Hun names for? Tsk.

I'm strawberry blonde!

[Moros]

[Centurion1]

^ hot.

[Ice]

Tucking in = formal, untucked = casual. All a matter of taste and preference I guess. Belts are a must if your pants are falling down. Or, suspenders with a tucked in shirt. Not a t shirt though.

The formal and casual thing is how I typically apporach this issue. If it's business related, it gets tucked in, but I'm going out to dinner with friends or to the bar, it stays out.

[Lemur]

The thing I've found hardest to adjust to in WI is where people tuck in polo shirts. That's just ... doing it wrong. Men wandering around with tucked-in polos. I want to take them aside and explain the facts of life.