No and it's also unsanitary because your skin touches the sleeves of the blazer.

No.

Yes

>>18738092
round 9,754,357 of a retard not knowing the difference between a sport jacket and blazer

It depends, are you attractive? Then yes. Are you not attractive? Then no.

>>18738186
I got a fat tony thing going on/

>>18738177
You're an idiot if you think that's a sport jacket

>>18738177
>the difference between a sport jacket and blazer
I just looked at the difference and it's a nugatory one. What a waste of time to even mention it.

More old money shopping mall garbage. Nordstrom, Zara, and Macy’s are shilling hardcore.

>>18738092
No it's not you uncultured subhumans. You don't wear short sleeve shirts with a blazer/sports coat/suit jacket, let alone a polo shirt. Not only will you ruin the blazer by sweating directly into it through the skin exposed to the sleeves, it's also not comfortable because your arms will get itchy.

>is [Upper Management Uniform] effay?

no, its uniform clothing.

>>18738099
>>18738677
You can get it dry cleaned you goddamn autist.

>>18738092
Polos are athletic wear/athleisure. Not only that, it looks so similar to a normal button up shirt under a blazer that the only reason I can think of to NOT wear the button up is if you don't own one. It really doesn't look good.

>>18738177
whats the difference

>>18738843
you can get long sleeve polo

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>>18738092
>>18738843
Add pic related to that man’s wrist and it elevates the entire fit from a 3 or 4 to like a 7. Wristwatch can make or break a fit.

>>18738693
Do you also piss and shit in your pants and then wash them later? You dry clean your clothes as little as possible, retard. Dry cleaning isn't magic. Treating them with all those chemicals and heat fucks up you clothes.

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>>18738983
What's with modern "men" and their crippling fear of wearing button up shirts? Why are they so pathetic? If you're going to buy a long sleeve polo, then just wear a regular button up shirt, you pussies.

Button up/dress shirts are literally designed to be worn under a blazer/suit jacket. The collar on them is more structured, so they look better and can support the blazer at your neck much better than the floppy collar of a polo. The fabric of button up shirts is also thinner, so you won't heat up wearing them under a blazer as much, like with a polo shirt.

>>18738092
No. If its summer it always looks better to wear a linen shirt.
Polo shirts are for sport use (eg I wear mine hiking, fishing or shooting in the summer usually matched with cargo pants)

>>18738993
I dont get it either. I've had people comment that I look like I'm "ready for a wedding" just for wearing an OCBD with jeans.

>>18738993
>picrel
Very few modern men will look that good wearing simple but classic pieces, it really helps to be tall, lean and white.
Even the so-called menswear experts, any of those asian faggots would look like cosplaying larpers.
The average man is an overweight slob and will look like an overweight slob in a polo or proper shirt.

>>18738993
>Dress like a *real* man.
This is a marketing tactic. This anon wants you to dress like an old Italian man. Hundred bucks he shills Rolex watches and sandalwood cologne.

>>18738993
It's all about being "casual" to a militant degree, except that at some point casual stopped being a breath of fresh air from formal rigidity, and just became full on sloppiness. Unfortunately the "language of society" bullshitters tell us that you have to do that or get labeled an outcast.

I go with what >>18739003 says and use a linen shirt for summer, though even pique weave dress shirts exist if you really demand the polo shirt look.

>>18738984
Yeah a watch can definitely upgrade a look and its a pity almost no one wears them anymore.

>>18739268
Thats funny. I was stopping in at the store for a few things after the gym and I didnt bother to change. Even though I was wearing athletic wear in a sea of others wearing the same thing I felt absolutely out of place and naked.

For me I like to dress business casual (eg sportcoat/blazer, dress shirt with top button undone, chinos/linen pants, loafers) because I find that is the best balance between comfort and rigidity.

Even dressing down to a OCBD and jeans gets comments of "wow you are so dressed up, are you going to a wedding?"

>>18738984
Marketing!

>>18739302
No, it's actually true.
You'll find out one day when you grow up.

>>18739317
>You’ll find out one day when you’re old
Alright, Netino.