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People keep commenting that underarmor in public is tacky...

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Ick no workout clothes in public...not even if you're going clubbing. Like mentioned before, a nicely fitted cotton t-shirt is ok, especially if it's vintage or vintage-looking. Polo shirts or not-too-baggy button downs are hot too. But if you're going the t-shirt route, don' go too tight--there is a guy in one of my grad classes with an amazing body, but his shirts are always so tight that you can see his pecs move up and down while he writes, talks, and with basically every other little movement he makes...it's so funny.
 
TheProject said:
Right, but why? Just because you like wearing it, or does it serve some purpose?


it was posted before.....it is supposed to keep your skin dry by absorbing your sweat.

Somehow the shirt stays dry against your skin which would lead everyone to the conclusion it is for sports, and not casual wear, or so I would think.
 
tiger88 said:
doesnt it have a big ass patch on it that says UNDERARMOUR?

like UA logo right in front

No, miine does not. Its not under armor brand. They are just tight polyester shirts. Almsot like a tight t-shirt you can see cuts through.
 
wearing underarmor in public is a straight up no no. I wouldn't even wear it to the gym, I wear sleeveless shit to the gym, why you wanna cover up and get all hot n shit... unless your gym is like 90 degrees. Only times I have worn it were under uniforms in football and stuff, keeps you from getting abrasive rashes. People notice by the width of your shoulders, neck, forearms, and how your clothing lays on yoru chest and back... they can tell you are into bb without you wearing spandex.
 
FigureSkater said:
Ick no workout clothes in public...not even if you're going clubbing. Like mentioned before, a nicely fitted cotton t-shirt is ok, especially if it's vintage or vintage-looking. Polo shirts or not-too-baggy button downs are hot too. But if you're going the t-shirt route, don' go too tight--there is a guy in one of my grad classes with an amazing body, but his shirts are always so tight that you can see his pecs move up and down while he writes, talks, and with basically every other little movement he makes...it's so funny.

you may think its funny, but you must admit, i am pretty damn jacked
 
underarmour definately helps when playing sports. for baseball, i get quite sweaty during games as i either pitch or catch every game. underarmour helps to pull the sweat from your body and its also much lighter when its soaked with sweat than a cotton t shirt would be
 
bulldog3434 said:
underarmour definately helps when playing sports. for baseball, i get quite sweaty during games as i either pitch or catch every game. underarmour helps to pull the sweat from your body and its also much lighter when its soaked with sweat than a cotton t shirt would be

Also nice when its hot outside in the summer (I live in Texas peeps) or in a hot club and you want the sweat to evaporate fast.
 
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