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Don't you ever get too hot and sweaty wearing a shirt and tie all the time? Do you still wear a shirt and tie to very casual occasions, like a baseball game or
by peacemaker 14y ago
Don't you ever get too hot and sweaty wearing a shirt and tie all the time? Do you still wear a shirt and tie to very casual occasions, like a baseball game or a night in playing video games?
- Paul_S 14y agoI'm being perfectly honest here - I don't own other clothes. This way I can fit all of them in a tiny closet and it makes life easier when moving. We don't do baseball in the UK but I get your meaning. You can always take the tie off - instant casual. With the local climate there's little chance of getting too hot but I don't wear a sweatshirt underneath the shirt so all I need to do is take the jacket off and unbutton the collar in case the sun makes an appearance in between the fog and the drizzle. Actually, I did have a problem once, something mentioned here a couple of times. Riding a bicycle would snag the trouser leg occasionally. Fixed that with a safety pin.
- danellis 14y ago> Fixed that with a safety pin. Wouldn't bicycle clips be easier to put on and take off? They also have the advantage that they can be made of yellow, reflective material.
- Paul_S 14y agoSo they would! You live and learn, thank you.
- lucian1900 14y agoMyself, I overheat in any shirt with a collar, even a polo shirt, in the UK.