That tagline perfectly targets a man with certain feelings on masculinity: "Stop Wearing Another Man's Clothing." I get that it is another way to present the id

That tagline perfectly targets a man with certain feelings on masculinity: "Stop Wearing Another Man's Clothing." I get that it is another way to present the idea of having clothes tailored, but it makes me think of how I used to trick my son into eating his all of his dinner by asking if he was man enough to eat it all or not.