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Sailor fashion has always been dope. But unfortunately whenever I wear Breton stripes I look like a gay mime
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Would the outfit you posted count as a gay mime? Because it looks fine to me. Maybe just dress like that.
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>>18786218
why is he wearing bell bottoms
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More importantly, why are stripes on men’s shirts so uncommon? I would wear basically nothing but striped t-shirts if I could get my hands on them
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>>18786218
Cargo pants, courdroy pants. Wear it while you're working to get some grit on it, then you can wear it with jeans and sneakers and all that. If you don't work manual labor, you will look like picrel wearing it.

Sincerely, a Danish sailor.
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>>18786416
Swish!
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>>18786218
Wear a printed tee over it
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>>18786218
Finer stripes or a sweater, it's always okay to be a bit faggy with sweaters



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