When your leather jacket is shorter than your shirt/sweater

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The pic below from WAYWRN reminded me of a dilemma I've had. I have a similarly sized short leather jacket that ends right at the waist. Anything untucked will exceed the length, like his T-shirt does. Zipped or unzipped doesn't make a difference to me; Both look bad to me. So, I only wear it with tops that won't exceed the length (tucked in shirts, or short cropped T-shirts) Has anyone had the same issue? What is your resolution?

 

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in first.

 

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Tuck in the shirt or just don't care about it. Done both depending on my mood for the day and the world just kept on turning.

 

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Buy 30" leather jackets

 

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Tuck.

 

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Originally Posted by JayJay

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Tuck.

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Oh, Christ.

 

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Originally Posted by Reevolving

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When your leather jacket is shorter than your shirt/sweater . . .

Originally Posted by Jeff Foxworthy

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. . . you might be a redneck.

...

 

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yes, that looks silly. Tuck your shirt in or get a longer jacket.

 

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Sheesh, kids didn't your mother teach you anything? Tuck in your shirt.

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You enjoy being abused don't you?

 

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Originally Posted by Larson McCord

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You enjoy being abused don't you?
Try reading more carefully. This isn't me. Zipped or unzipped doesn't make a difference to me; Both look bad to me. So, I only wear it with tops that won't exceed the length (tucked in shirts, or short cropped T-shirts)

 

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Those praquet flooring has got to go...

 

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I have a short leather jacket like that and I don't care if my shirt sticks out. It's not white tie, where the waistcoat shouldn't extend below the front of the tailcoat.

 

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A post and pre-emptive **** you to all who talk ****. I don't care if my t-shirts stick out or in - I wear them both ways and get better ass and have a better life than you do. My parquet floors have the kind of history your college professor used to boner about. Now go troll eBay for 34" leather peacoats.

Carry on.