Any clothing you tend to stay far away from?

[DextersMorgan]

I stay away from over sized logos on any shirt. I do not need a fist size image of a horse.

It just looks like trash.

 

[sparrow]

overbranding, I tend to stay away from.

 

[Sir Nookington]

I don't like buying clothes that are horizontally striped.

 

[tonydelite]

I stay away from anything with words, pictures, or logos on it. Patterns are ok.

 

[BigC222]

Sandals. My gnarly feet and toes were just not meant to be exposed to the public. Plus I never found them appealing, even designer ones.

 

[ctkim]

jorts

 

[Andreas1965]

Skinny, slim jeans. They look like leggings on me. More than 30 years of exercising (no way weightlifting, bodybuilding etc, just real sports) left their marks on my thighs and calves.

I can't wait until the skinny-jean-hype is over. It pisses me off so badly that the most well made jeans are skinny or slim.

 

[mrjester]

• Short sleeve button ups are the worst thing in the world in my eyes. Especially tucked in with a tie (think, "Falling Down" with Michael Douglas".

• Black clothing. I don't own any black shirts. One black tie. No black suit jackets. Some black slacks from way back in the day.
• Split toe shoes.
• Most, if not all house-brands

 

[benjamin831]

+1 on visible branding
+1 with short sleeve buttoned shirts

I'll also throw in polo shirts.

 

[Distorbiant]

Most bright pastel colors. They look awful when I tan.

 

[Caveat]

Earth colors or anything yellow.
varsity jackets
anything drop crotch
tees with loose neck lines
ring belts
short scarves
belted cardigans
burnished leather
etc

 

[Andreas1965]

Everything that's supposed to be tucked in your pants. Tucking in a shirt feels like strait jacket for me.

 

[cl smooth]

anything v-neck
wearing blazers casually
chinos
loafers
any kind of visible pocket square or hankerchief
obnoxious branding or huge patterns (I'm looking at you, givenchy)
peacoats or chesterfields

 

[Ergudmun]

Visible branding.

 

[Newfangle]

I tend to stay a bit away from

overbranding
huge scarves or echarpes
torn denim