What do you wear to class? (college only)

[Aspiring_DJ]

I usually wear like polo shirt sometimes sweatshirt and jeans.

 

[TheMaestro87]

I try to avoid sweatshirts for some reason, unless they are the nice ones with zippers (American Eagle, Abercrombie types). Usually I go for a long casual shirt (not tshirt) or polos with occasion track jackets based on weather. Usually nice jeans.

 

[Obsidian]

I usually wear like polo shirt sometimes sweatshirt and jeans.

good choice, except for the sweatshirts

 

[Kwello]

Yeah I usually do a polo shirt with jeans/khakis. Sometimes a button up if I feel fancy... and I keep it rare so that all my girl friends continue to compliment me when I do dress up.

 

[rebel485]

casual clothing, jeans and designer t's. what most people wear, but i try to avoid that gimmicky abercrombie or hollister crap

 

[Potbelly]

jeans, tshirt, hoodie, longsleeved tee w/t**** over it, button down shirts w/sleeves rolled up, basically anthign i find that isn't dirty

 

[dap]

i almost always wear a polo/jeans.. sometimes i think i am dressing up too much, most my friends wear thshirts

 

[WhitePimp]

jeans and T with optional hoodie...I'm an easy fvck

 

[Serialized3]

90% of college boys:

polo/rugby shirt
cargo shorts
flip flops
baseball cap (optional)

 

[NSUballer]

I never wear a collared shirt, flip flops, crocs, jeans(unless its cold but im in the hottest place in AMerica). I like comfort. I dont like to dress up for school, i think its stupid. Girls do that. t shirt gym shorts and nikes. cant go wrong

 

[Abbott]

Why do you ask? Are you just wondering or is there a reason?

 

[DonJoseCantosie]

He wants to know what fellow sosuave college guys wear....i think thats the only reason.

 

[foomee]

i typically wear cool shirts with designs or band shirts and maybe some plad shorts or jeans. girls comment me quite a bit, they notice that i'm an individual and i stand out compared to all over the other polo wearing guys.

 

[stinkyape]

Depends on how I'm feeeeeeling. Sometimes shorts and a t-shirt and barefoot (come straight from the gym showers, smelling nice... but still smelling like I've been training)... Other times I like to wear a nice collared shirt, nice jeans and good shoes (matching the shirt). I've got a few combinations of loafers/sneakers/jeans/shirts that all work.

Tomorrow is a shorts, t-shirt and barefoot day though

 

[theory of knowledge]

blazer and jeans, with graphics tee, or dress shirt, or polo and jeans...the preppy look in general. simple colours and brand name helps a lot in college.

 

[Abbott]

Depends on how I'm feeeeeeling. Sometimes shorts and a t-shirt and barefoot (come straight from the gym showers, smelling nice... but still smelling like I've been training)... Other times I like to wear a nice collared shirt, nice jeans and good shoes (matching the shirt). I've got a few combinations of loafers/sneakers/jeans/shirts that all work.

Tomorrow is a shorts, t-shirt and barefoot day though

Barefoot? How far do you get?

I don't know about the U.K., or London in particular, but here you need to wear shoes or at least some sort of footwear in most places. Are you familiar with the phrase "No shirt, no shoes, no service?"

 

[MrS]

He obviously remembers the rules of fight club, no shirts, no shoes.

 

[stinkyape]

Barefoot? How far do you get?

I don't know about the U.K., or London in particular, but here you need to wear shoes or at least some sort of footwear in most places. Are you familiar with the phrase "No shirt, no shoes, no service?"

I studied mostly in NZ - A forward thinking nation where it's socially acceptable to walk around a university campus barefoot or wearing a wifebeater, or just about whatever - Get away with it in the UK too, mostly "because he's a Kiwi and they just do that sh1t" - There's places at most universities where it's necessary to wear shoes, such as laboratories - But lecture theatres, offices and libraries are usually OK for me :woo:

There's places (outside of universities) which will require shoes and tidy dress - mostly only restaurants and bars/nightclubs. In summer, I'll happily go to the supermarket or walk round town with no shoes on - Why not? I can still look good by wearing nice sunglasses, tidy t-shirt and nice shorts.

 

[danielzxc]

Just chuck on some flip-flops ("thongs" in Australian).. they are trendy these days. barefoot's just too.. hmm.. can't find the word...

 

[Abbott]

I studied mostly in NZ - A forward thinking nation where it's socially acceptable to walk around a university campus barefoot or wearing a wifebeater, or just about whatever - Get away with it in the UK too, mostly "because he's a Kiwi and they just do that sh1t" - There's places at most universities where it's necessary to wear shoes, such as laboratories - But lecture theatres, offices and libraries are usually OK for me :woo:

There's places (outside of universities) which will require shoes and tidy dress - mostly only restaurants and bars/nightclubs. In summer, I'll happily go to the supermarket or walk round town with no shoes on - Why not? I can still look good by wearing nice sunglasses, tidy t-shirt and nice shorts.

That's cool. I was just wondering.

Around here I've never seen anyone do it. Personally, I wouldn't be caught dead without shoes. But, more power to you.