does anyone recommend any compression shorts or shirts that can hide my stomach and back fat that hangs over a little? and hiding my back rolls would be a plus too. i’ve lost 100lbs and im still losing but my shirts at my new job are very revealing to everything and i don’t wanna waste money on something that won’t work
We made it to the weekend! I am rocking a Dri Duck shirt, Railcar Fine Goods denim, and Whites Cykel 4014 boots. Have a good one gentlemen!!
Cant seem to find them anywhere except the fruit of the loom or hanes, which aren’t usually good quality. Id like to stay away from polyester. Thanks!
Hi all. What is the best online shop to buy suit jackets for a 54 inch waist man? My old ones no longer comes close to fitting. Thanks for your help!
I am looking for athletic style polo shirts that fit 4xlt and actually have the extra length. Any suggestions where to look? Old Navy was a huge disappointment and seems like the tall sizes stop at 3xlt at many other stores.
Apologies if this isn't the right subreddit for this, but I had a couple of questions on compression undershirts and thought someone here might be able to provide some answers. I've lost about 200lbs (still have about 100 more to go) and I've been trying to step up my fashion game a little. As a result I've been bombarded with social media ads for compression undershirts, and it's gotten me curious. I've read some comments from folks saying they helped with their posture. I've been actively trying to remind myself to stand more upright, but if these shaper wear type shirts help with that I was thinking they might be a good investment.
What I wanted to know is if they help to correct posture long term, or only when you're wearing them. Is there a brand you would recommend? Also, if any of you have any tips or tricks to share on how you corrected your posture after weight-loss I would love to hear it.
Looking for any recommendations. I'm short and fat. 40x 32. Would like to keep it under $200
Never thought I would be wearing a denim jacket & a flannel in North Dakota on the 17th of May.
After a year and losing almost 60kg, it’s about to be summer again.
It’s not full-on Japanese summer heat yet, but Tokyo has definitely started warming up. I still wanted to dress a bit nicer for the office though, which for me usually means some kind of layering.
I recently picked up this lightweight 5/8 sleeve haori-style outer layer. It’s very thin and breathable, so it works surprisingly well even in warmer weather. I paired it with a navy button-down polo and a colorful tie to add a bit more personality.
What do you think of the outfit? Any suggestions or things you’d change?
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Wore one of my favorite shirts and boots this weekend.
Here's the aesthetic I'm shooting for. Nothing fancy, just looking for something I can throw on quickly to bump a normal Shirt + Jeans up a rank.
To Whomever views this post, from whichever Sub you hail, I hope I haven't broken any rules or offended you.
Happy 62nd anniversary to Nicks and congratulations for 25k subscribers on reddit!
Although I have many pairs of boots, these are currently my favorites. I chose to also highlight some of the jeans I currently have in rotation as well as a couple of belts.
Boots are: Nicks mto 55 last in Seidel Roughshot Black and White's Farmer Rancher (rebuilt by Nicks with 1964 brown)
Belts are: Nicks classic work belt in 1964 tan and Unmarked embroidered lucky belt
Jeans are: Naked and Famous Natural Indigo Selvedge in Super Guy, Naked and Famous Elephant 7 'El Diablo' in Wierd Guy, and Brave Star WWII Blue in Mojave Western.
If anyone is looking for the best cheapest T-shirt that you can find in a store, it has to be Kohl’s big and tall SONOMA T-shirts. With a coupon you can get them for 7.99 a T-shirt. Unbelievable deal. Granted they’re more of a lightweight T-shirt so sometimes it could show your chest if you have a bigger chest like myself, but for the price they can’t be beat.
I grabbed the 3xb and they fit great. Room around the chest, enough length like a tall T-shirt. And the quality is great. They don’t make me sweat like other T-shirts and they’re great for the spring and summertime. I know sometimes Old Navy has the tall T-shirts for like nine bucks online but you gotta pay for shipping and you can go right to the store and grab these. I probably have like 15 shirts by now because they’re so cheap for the price. I can wear them with khaki shorts playing golf or khaki pants dressing up. They’re great.
Bought an LL bean tee fit is great but feel like a cooked sausage in it in 75 degree weather all 6 of my man boobs are sweating . Any good fitting brands ? Price doesn’t matter long as it doesn’t cook me in the heat I tried looking at performance tees but don’t like how they shine
Hey y'all I just bought my boyfriend his first western wear outfit for our anniversary but I am struggling to find examples of big guys in formal western wear for myself so I was hoping some of y'all might have some examples?
Edit: forgot to mention I wear my jeans over my belly it's very much apron belly and no butt so it helps keep my pants up
Hey Reddit! I’m having some trouble as I revamp my wardrobe, specifically around what rises I should be picking for my pants.
My torso is a bit weird. My belly button, and my natural waist by extension, sit a lot lower on my torso than you might expect. As a result, if I try to wear pants that sit right on that line, they’ll tend to shimmy downward as I go about my day even with a belt on, so they’ll wind up resting where you see my pants resting under my belly in the pics.
I understand the advice that men with a bit of stomach should wear high rise pants to hide that contour, but they just never sit quite right. I do have a pair of very high rise fatigues from Bronson, and even those tend to slip down as I wear them. I'd have to tighten the belt to a point where I can't even sit down comfortably to get them to stay.
This all leads me to the question: Do I just accept that my pants will sit under the belly because of how my stomach/hips are configured, or is there some secret to high rise pants I'm not understanding?
As an aside, just to preempt it: please refrain from all the “exercise more” and “lose weight” comments. Guys, I know. We all know. Nobody who makes a post like this looks in the mirror and says “I wonder if I’d look better if I was skinnier?” I’m already dieting and working with a personal trainer, I promise I get it, but that doesn’t solve the issue of how I should wear pants today unless you know a magical method by which I could lose 40lbs overnight. I apologize if this sounds confrontational, I once posted a fit pick to the normal men's fashion subreddit and go dogged on by gym bros.
Hello, I’m a 5’4 220lbs trans guy and my greatest struggle is finding a good pair of shorts. 98% of bigger mens shorts seem to be restrictive dress pants styles or slippery basketball shorts that go down to my knees. I have a pair of hammies corduroy shorts I found secondhand for $35 but I’m not looking to spend $80 a pair for them straight from their site… But they are the best pair I currently own. I pretty much just wear those and some cheap jorts cause I find it really difficult to find ones that I like. Any recommendations for shorts somewhat similar to this that have a shorter inseam, are form fitting & comfy but not restrictive and made of decent material around $35 or less? Bonus points if you can find some with fun designs that aren’t swim trunks hahaha
