To the ladies of SP
#1
You gals are fucking lucky.
Leggings, when sized right, are the most comfortable, warm umderlayer clothing possible in the snow. I cannot describe the level of comfort and warmth I felt today while I was out, compared to the times I wore long-johns.
Just.. WHY MUST YOUR CLOTHING BE SO MUCH BETTER THAN MENS?!
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#2
I think it's balanced out with how painful waxing is, and how uncomfortable high heels must be.
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#3
and that they cant do helicopter plantain
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#4
#gayperry
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#5
Leggings are actually becoming more and more popular amongst guys in Taiwan and South Korea as far as I know. I love keeping up with South Korea's fashion, and my old Taiwanese foreign exchange student friend wears them frequently.

They're always accompanied with shorts, however. Never just the leggings like girls sometimes wear.

Some examples:

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#6
Because chicks fawn over details like stitching, brand, origin, material, design, and patterns while men quite simply... probably just want a pineappleing shirt that's comfortable and clean.

It's the dudes who actually care for details who get shafted by the industries.

I'm not a guy but...was that bullseye?
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#7
Mandalay Wrote:just want a fucking shirt that's comfortable and clean.

second part is optional on some days
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#8
I've been wearing leggings under my work pants ever since I got a pair for Christmas last year. After work, I just shed the slacks and lounge in the leggings, because they are SO damn comfortable.
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#9
Mandalay Wrote:Girl clothing is master race over men's because chicks fawn over details like stitching, brand, origin, material, design, and patterns while men quite simply... probably just want a pineappleing shirt that's comfortable and clean.

It's the dudes who actually care for details who get shafted by the industries.

I'm not a guy but...was that bullseye?
Sounds about right.
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#10
Mandalay Wrote:Girl clothing is master race over men's because chicks fawn over details like stitching, brand, origin, material, design, and patterns while men quite simply... probably just want a pineappleing shirt that's comfortable and clean.

It's the dudes who actually care for details who get shafted by the industries.

I'm not a guy but...was that bullseye?

Eh, more or less, though I've seen clothing for men that's pretty intricate and detailed, but also pricey as pineapple. I prefer simple designs more often than not, but it's kind of just a thing that I like certain articles of women's clothing.
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#11
Mandalay Wrote:Because chicks fawn over details like stitching, brand, origin, material, design, and patterns while men quite simply... probably just want a pineappleing shirt that's comfortable and clean.

It's the dudes who actually care for details who get shafted by the industries.

I'm not a guy but...was that bullseye?

I get shafted harddddd. I really like buying clothing, and when I go shopping it's so lame. I complain to my Taiwanese friend, because I see him buying a lot of clothing I like, and none of it is even remotely available in the US. Male Fashion in Texas ends at Hollister and Abercrombie... I hate it.
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#12
At least from initial looks, I'm not sure if my men can breath in leggings. Also don't think I have the thin enough body to make it appealing.
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#13
Oh man I would totally rock a pair of leggings if I had some probably.
I have a question for people that do wear leggings. If you don't shave your legs does the hair start to rub up against them and in irritate the skin? I'm wondering because that happens to me with long-johns.
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#14
SuberKieran Wrote:Oh man I would totally rock a pair of leggings if I had some probably.
I have a question for people that do wear leggings. If you don't shave your legs does the hair start to rub up against them and in irritate the skin? I'm wondering because that happens to me with long-johns.

See I just bought the Large size. Long enough to fit, loose enough to not iritate, and still close enough to keep my legs warm.
Trial and error though was my story.

IllegallySane Wrote:At least from initial looks, I'm not sure if my men can breath in leggings. Also don't think I have the thin enough body to make it appealing.

Well... it is typically just a winter / cold season thing anyways.. ut but like I said above, it's all about the fit. I haven't had any issues of the sort.
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#15
Mute Wrote:See I just bought the Large size. Long enough to fit, loose enough to not iritate

But then how am I supposed to show off dat ass?
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#16
SuberKieran Wrote:But then how am I supposed to show off dat ass?

Oh it still puts the goods on display. =P

But yeah if your regular pants aren't doing good enough then there's something else that's wrong.
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#17
Mandalay Wrote:Because chicks fawn over details like stitching, brand, origin, material, design, and patterns while men quite simply... probably just want a pineappleing shirt that's comfortable and clean.

It's the dudes who actually care for details who get shafted by the industries.

I'm not a guy but...was that bullseye?

That's not true, I want a nice dress shirt Rolleyes
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#18
Gymleaders Wrote:They're always accompanied with shorts, however. Never just the leggings like girls sometimes wear.

That is a good thing. Might get awkward if it was only leggings. My friend was trying on a morphsuit, and lets just say they are very form fitting.

Also, it is pretty hard to find size 29/30 x 34 mens jeans in most stores. Why must I be so damn skinny? Tongue
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#19
http://meggingsman.com/index.php/about/

That was on an article on my local news channel today :p
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#20
Gymleaders Wrote:I get shafted harddddd. I really like buying clothing, and when I go shopping it's so lame. I complain to my Taiwanese friend, because I see him buying a lot of clothing I like, and none of it is even remotely available in the US. Male Fashion in Texas ends at Hollister and Abercrombie... I hate it.

What about Pacific Sunwear?
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