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I know that Dave Gorman popularised PowerPoint comedy, but not that he also is a catalogue model.

Houns – Member
Anyone over the age of 25 shouldn’t wear tshirts

I think he reads the Daily Mail, they frequently have writers who reckon that anyone over the age of thirty should be wearing a proper shirt, cardigan, comfortable slacks and loafers. I am wearing at the mo’ a pair of Swedish M95 combat trousers, a dark purpley tee with the word METRIC on the front in large dayglo pink letters with a Uniqlo grey and black flannel shirt over the top. I’m 57, and I’ll wear what I damn well like. I must admit, apart from tee’s and cycling gear, most of what I wear has no discernible logos on anyway. Uniqlo stuff hasn’t, Howies jeans don’t have, and other stuff I wear is military surplus camo. Cos I is cheap, innit.

Dd, I’ve seen blokes wearing those type of jeans. One, in That London, had to have been in his mid thirties. It was rather embarrassing to see. I mean, they look ugly on a seventeen year old, but on a bloke who’s starting to get a paunch?

I think the Daily Express Youth readers who believe you have to wear certain things at certain ages may one day realise that it’s all a pile of shite and they’re still invisible to the world despite their well ironed chinos and stiff colllars.

I spent damn near a hundred calamari on mine CZ…so I’ll bloody wear ’em if I want 😀

EDIT: I do stick with the white converse with them though, not those silly canvas pumps the kids are wearing…or deck shoes…eww!

CountZero congratulations I guess?

I wear T-shirts for sports only, they just look shit for anything else once you’re out of childhood….Polo shirts are the adult alternative.

I’ll never be old enough to wear a polo shirt.

I’ll never be old enough to wear a polo shirt

+1

I’d forgotten about $ue Me; fancy some of their work pants. Their bamboo T’s are nice too. They’re connected to Buff in some way shape of form.

Time for some Rapha bashing?