Isn’t this horrible

[workworkisthereagain]

I think this is a disgusting shirt for a middle age man to wear he probably wants to wear it with jeans 🤦🏾‍♀️🙈 I think it is bubble pls do you all think?

I'm a middle aged bloke and wouldn't be seen dead in it. (Or alive. Or any combination of the two)

🤣

It looks like it's made of kitchen curtains.

Perfect for a barn dance, yee-haw! 🤠

It's red gingham - so what? Does it suit him?

It's nice. I assume the person who is going to wear it likes it?

Yup, tis grim

When i clucked I thought it was going to be a hilarious garment for sale online.

Isn't it a shame that you have accidentally thrown red wine on it and will have to buy a different new one.

It’s out of date, but I reckon a younger bloke could pull it off with pale denim. I wouldn’t complain too much, it’s a step up from stained tshirts which is what my partner prefers

What's wrong with it? Gingham is very fashionable at the minute.

i think your reaction is slightly OTT??
Not my choice but I wouldn’t even notice someone wearing it, it’s not offensive or awful?

Is he a cowhand called Biff?

If so, it’s fine.

He should wear whatever he likes.
Imagine if he told you what to wear

I think it's nice. If he likes it then who cares?

THIS

The double standards for men and women on this site are shocking.

If a man posted his wifes choice of clothes on an internet forum to mock them, there would be an outrage ....

Hmm. I said I'd not wear it but I do wear stained (and very old) tee shirts. Maybe I should up my game. Where does one buy gingham? Pale denim you say....

I'm reminded of 'Tim, Tim - nice but dim' 😂

I had one once and the problem is, if you sit down in the countryside or on the beach a family will immediately turn up and lay a picnic out on your back.

It was most annoying.

It's just a shirt. It's completely inoffensive. Am I missing something? Why would you go online to slag off something someone is going to wear? So weird.

I think it is bubble pls do you all think?

What does "bubble" mean in this context?
I've tried Googling but there's just "Having a bubble" for "Having a laugh" there.
Do you mean you think it's funny?

Don't particularly like the shirt and it's not my DH's style but I don't think I'd mark it out as an awful/funny shirt if I passed somebody wearing it in the street.

Ha, it is totally in-date here (Germany) for guys of all ages - little kids, teens, young adults and granddads. I think it is cute! This pattern is worn generally with Lederhosen, but also with regular trousers and jeans, as office-wear and for formal occasions. Usually long-sleeved but also short-sleeved works. DD used to wear a pink one with trousers instead of the traditional Dirndl.

It’s fine. My DP has something similar in pink. It suits him/his colouring.

It looks perfectly normal to me

This. Don’t get it.