What clothes do you find sexy on a man?

[Titsflyingsouth]

Whenever I see a bloke in a pair of these green utilitarian/combat type trousers (the ones with leg pockets) I get a total flutter on. I think it's the potential of a strong capable man wielding large power tools that drives me nuts. (Absolutely cannot watch Rich Miller walking around The Great Pottery Show Down studio without breaking into a hot sweat....)

Am I alone in this? Is it menopausal madness? Someone reassure me that I'm not the only one....

Proper work trousers, black with holster pockets, not green! And steel toe cap boots. Luckily, DH wears this for work every day!
Or a nice suit with a waistcoat, particularly in navy.

@LadyHooHa your list is hilarious, and glorious. Can’t tell if/how much you’re mocking yourself.

Capable hands that look strong and well-used, the sort that ladder your tights by mistake.

Shapely bum under worn in jeans.

Hefty wool jumpers.

@Verbena87

Tragically, I am serious. I'm also clutching my pearls at the idea of a horny-handed son of toil laddering my stockings.

Not suits unless it’s Patrick Grant wearing it

Other thank that, not sure - casual but clean/well laundered I think. Quite like cargo shorts and long sleeved t with the sleeves pushed up. Timberlands.

A really good suit
Monk strap shoes or shoe boots

I’m surprised by how many here still rate a suit.
What does it represent to you?

Genuine ask by the way…I don’t hold much stock by ‘smart’. I think smart is an outdated concept of worth.
What else does a suit say about the wearer?

@pictish

As mentioned, I prefer workman/lumberjack chic. However, when I do like a man in a suit (hellloooo Rege Jean Page!!) it's usually because it symbolises a man who is groomed and takes care of himself. That clean, sharp look is very sexual...

@Mackmama

Patrick Grant is LUSH 😍

Groomed and takes care of himself. Fair enough. Those could be attributes. I assume that polished men seek similarly polished women. I am not that woman, being rather more bohemian (shall we say) in lifestyle. I therefore discount the polished and sleek as a potential romantic or sexual partner at first encounter, owing to incompatibility. I’m also highly dubious of the notion that a suit represents decency. It doesn’t.

suits aren't daily attire so it can show a different side to a personal, not necessarily that they're a polished and perfect person. plus depending on the person, a suit/smart shirt and trousers can highlight all the right places

So does a t-shirt? More so I’d say. Suits are quite rigid with shoulder pads and deceptive tailoring. You can’t hide in a t-shirt. A life well lived is in more evidence in casual attire imo.
Also ties…what’s the point of them?

Kilt, best with boots but really kilt in any form.

Nice, well ironed shirt with the sleeves rolled up to show well formed forearms.

@Jongy

Army uniforms.

Expensive suits.

Agree!

Agree with most of these (apart from the grey hoody/sweats).

For me, it's Work Rigger Boots, plus Site Trousers and also proper Motorcycle outfits (so bike boots, leather trousers and jacket).

@Westfacing

Did someone say Y-fronts?

Yes. Yes they did.

< not envy.

A nice navy suit and white shirt. Not fussed about the tie

White shirt on its own but with the sleeves rolled up. Actually the act of rolling them up is very sexy in itself

A kilt with a thick jumper and rolled down socks and big clumpy boots

Slim fit suit.

@pictish

So does a t-shirt? More so I’d say. Suits are quite rigid with shoulder pads and deceptive tailoring. You can’t hide in a t-shirt. A life well lived is in more evidence in casual attire imo. Also ties…what’s the point of them?

To tie him to the bed

To tie him to the bed

@SleepingStandingUp I like your style .

@pictish for me, suits represent money (because I don't care for cheap suits - only tailor-made ones) and power, both of which are sexy. They are also suggestive of someone who is generally clean and clad in expensive undergarments too, which also helps. There's also something very 'let's get down to it'-ish about a man divesting himself of his tie.

Mmmmmmmmm.

I didn't think I was really into men in uniform until I went to a summer fair type thing and the army had a stand at it and I was all overcome

I'm also not really into suits and groomed men. I prefer country types, gardeners with muddy knees or farmers are appealing.

Just kidding.

Well fitting genuine original Levi’s on a well fit body

Fire fighter uniforms and trawler gear: heavy duty, lots of clips etc.

Lycra on fit cyclists cheers up a traffic jam, but Lycra in any other context is a turn off.

Floppy linen shirts, worn ‘just right’ with the sleeves casually and messily rolled up, a couple of buttons undone.

@SmellyOldOwls

I didn't think I was really into men in uniform until I went to a summer fair type thing and the army had a stand at it and I was all overcome

Army does nothing for me. Give me Navy or RAF any day tho. Must be the blue!