www.realmenrealstyle.com/undershirts-yes-no/ - Click here to read the article 5 Reasons To Wear An Undershirt 1. They protect your expensive clothing 2. They protect against sweat stains 3. They protect against deodorant stains 4. They keep your chest hair & nipples in check 5. They provide an extra layer of insulation
Hey Antonio. Do you have a video about how to choose a proper inseam with respect to height and type of pant/Jean cuts? I'm short 5'8 and have bulky thighs. My go tos are levis 511 with a 30" inseam. But this look still bunches up at the heels of my shoes. I want that no break look. Should I shoot for 29" or keep drying them and hope that they shrink lengthwise? Thanks for helping.
Hey Antonio, big fan! I have a question for you. I am a big guy. Big as in big not tall, if you know what I mean. My wife is graduating college this may and want to wear a sports coat. Is a sports coat flattering for an over weight guy and where would I start looking for one? Thanks for all of your advice.
I nearly always wear an undershirt because sweating just doesn't look cool unless of course you're out there mowing the lawn lol. Overall you pretty much nailed all the reasons pro and con, but I think once people start wearing one they won't go back to dressing without an undershirt.
I wear undershirts almost everyday during the winter and sometimes fall. It keeps me slightly more insulated, it’s an easy way to layer, it makes me look slightly more buff, and yes it keeps my slightly large nipples from visually assaulting everyone through the thin shirts I usually wear
I wear them all year long and thought that was normal lol. Do people sleep shirtless too? You guys wake up and just throw a random hoodie over your skin?
I agree that undershirts are not a 'stand alone' garment, but that is a flimsy argument. Neither are boxers or briefs. Team undershirt all the way. Unless you are a savage, and 2018 is your first year for wearing clothes. And thanks for the link and coupon code
savage??? seriously? depends on a climate and the way you sweat, for me in summer (30*C++) with undershirt I sweat, and stay wet... without - dry, so team NO :-P
It's unfathomable why you can't just strongly recommend it, by citing good personal experience perhaps. Instead, you turned absolute Nazi. Truly barbaric, undershirt or not.
Definitely Pro-Undershirt. I can understand not being used to it, but it was a mandatory uniform item for 20 years for me. It's just automatic. It's also very true about getting more use out of your shirts as well. It's a no brainier. In addition, the need for a quality shirt with moisture wicking is key.
What an honour, wow, for a long time I didn't really have access to branded ones but last year on alpha m. channel there was promo code for ribbedtee (something like buy 2 get one or something like that) and I kinda stuck with them.They are affordable yet suit my needs perfectly.I might get my hands on thompsontee now tough!
I'm personally on Team Undershirt all day every day. I found them out by accident when I was in middle school, around 6th or 7th grade. We had strict uniform standards, such as a button shirt and slacks for regular study days and a tank top with shorts for PE class. And I sweat _a lot,_ always did, so I ended up with a MASSIVE sweat stain on my back and on the pits regardless of deodorant brand. Since we had PE always early on in the day but couldn't enter the place with the PE uniform, several of us wore the tank tops under the button shirts to enter the campus to make changing into the PE uniform faster. Just so happened that on a hot day I realised I wasn't staining my button shirt with the tank top under it. Real bingo moment. My mother mentioned that her father was a stylish man who worse undershirts when out of the bakery, so I always wore them as underwear ever since, even in the most casual days imaginable with sneakers and t-shirts. That said, I do not go for pure cotton ones, even if the fiber is thin and of good quality. My reason is, cotton doesn't promote evaporation, so when it gets drenched it stays drenched. I prefer a mixed mail of cotton and polyester, which in the right size is snug but comfortable and wicks away humidity really well. As for them showing under the shirt (like the stitching around the edges), that's why I don't wear shirts of thin mail. EDIT: I also don't wear undershirts standalone, much like I don't wear my boxers standalone. Underwear is UNDERwear for good reason.
I've used an undershirt for years. I love them. My motivation behind it is to protect my nice over shirt from sweat (and body oils, dander, funk, etc.)
I wear an undershirt all the time. Im a bigger guy 390lbs and found that an undershirt is a must. Being as big as I am when I lift my arms up the bottom of my stomach can show and I just feel its only right to have an undershirt to keep your skin from showing. An undershirt also helps keep your skin from getting irritated from your suspenders.
Oh, right, suspenders. I can see those causing chafing easily. Also, as a fellow fat guy, undershirts help a lot with hiding belly skin, whether from lifting the arms or from a suboptimal fit causing the mid-button sections to flare open when I'm sitting. That was very embarrassing in the school uniform - I felt like a slob.
bought 7 of the thompson tee deep v's and wear them everyday. love how they dont show when the top buttons are unbuttoned on my dress shirts at work unlike regular v neck shirts. and finally no more sweat stains!! only wish is that the deep v neck came in slim fit instead of only the original fit. i would have liked them to fit a little tighter.
I LOVE these t-shirts. Just got my first one last week. I used to be so self-conscious about my sweat stains. I would always wear a jacket or a sweater. These shirts have helped me SO much get over the struggle of pit stains. Thank you for all you do Antonio, and thank you for helping me save so much money on buying more of these shirts!!!
Real Men Real Style Typically yeah, but growing up in north Texas, I found it easier to protect the duration and look of my nicer clothing when wearing a lighter layer underneath. Do I run the risk of cranking up the heat? Quite possibly. But when carefully played out right, in terms of the rest of my outfit, I find it to be practical when it comes to not having the risk of showing sweat marks in my nice clothing. IMO
I wear undershirt but not as often as I used to because of how it used to fit and how I sweat and the deodorant I used to purchase. Now I changed my deodorant and I’m not so sweaty anymore but watching the video opened up my knowledge about getting the correct fit and style and color.
I use undershirt all my life for reasons 1 to 4...and I laugh at those guys who don’t wear them (trying to be sexy) but they get those nasty sweat stains.
Although I don't wear dress shirts as often as I used to, I've gotten in the habit of wearing undershirts that it still sticks with me to this day, even will t-shirts. Without it I feel weird and naked. I like that extra mild compression on my torso, it makes me more aware of the motion of my body. P.S. You said you were going to share your opinion only to say you're unbiased. I believe you're team no undershirt only because whenever you're wearing your shirts with your top two buttons undone you're never wearing an undershirt until this video.
I have to, because of the dreaded sweaty armpit problem. This the only way I can enjoy wearing dress shirts, polos and such of certain colors. 2:03 I wish I didn't have this problem, but life is life, you deal with it and move on.
I'm definitely team undershirt! I used to wear the athletic shirt, but then the sweat stains happen. I used to wear the v-neck, but you see that when wearing a shirt and tie...not a good look. Keep the videos coming.
Yes, wear them. I see way too many employees sweat through and or have the hair coming out. With white shirts I believe it is a must for most men. It makes white shirts whiter and hides all of the stuff no one wants to see. Just an opinion of mine but have seen and heard feedback from coworkers and clients pull me aside and bring it up as a point of hygiene.
There's also the matter of appearance. If you sweat through your dresses, even if you don't show the slighest BO, you still look sleazy, like you're dressing above your capabilities. This can tank your image, especially if you work with sales.
Definitely team undershirt. I wear allot of dress shirts and they have been with me for roughly 7 years and they still look decent. It not only preserves and prevents sweat from showing, it makes fragrances applied on your body last longer since it stays on your undershirt.
Of course if you have hyperhidrosis, you must wear an undershirt . Men its called function over fashion, but of course don't pick chipest one . And go to original and high quality one , just like that Thompson tee it's very comfortable and amazing product
I like wearing under shirts and in fact purchase colored under shirts that blend with a color I’m wearing in my wardrobe. Crewneck style work well to accomplish this for me. A black undershirt when wearing black pants and a lighter colored shirt looks nice.
I used to wear the typical undershirts to help prevent those embarrassing sweat stains in my underarms. Originally, I used Hanes “xtemp” which supposedly lowers your body temp to prevent sweating. SOMEONE IS FIBBING! I still was hot and it didn’t fix the problem. Once I switched to Thompson tee I have never looked back! ZERO sweat gets through to my button up shirts. They are great! I’m definitely pro undershirt.
Team no undershirt, although I would call most of these things a singlet or a t shirt. I would wear a singlet if I were trying to keep warm. A singlet can't easily be seen. I think the visible shirt above the collar or through the shirt is a very bad look but it seems very popular in America!
I’ve always worn an undershirt underneath my dress shirt, but I think I’ll consider losing the undershirt and going bare like you from now on. During the summer, I was lining up and I could see the undershirt underneath the shirt of the man in front of me. This triggered me, and I thought it looked terrible.
I almost always wear an undershirt. And a quality one will solve pretty much all the potential downsides, and no undershirt can hold back my sexiness. ;) Great video as usual!
Great video, Antonio. In some ways the perfect counterpoint to the recent unpopular one with the unfortunate watches, since here you're also leaning heavily into a sponsorship but the product seems good and you do it very naturally. It's also nice to see that great sense of humor of yours pop out every once in a while.
I moved from a cold, low humidity climate to hot, high humidity climate. At first the sweat was unbelievable! Then I discovered Uniqlo undershirts and while they’re amazing, they stain under the arms easily. I know this videos several years old but I’m gonna check out Thomson Tees - hopefully they’re still in business.
I'm civilized so undershirts all the time. I'm glad you linked to this company because where I live we only get the stupid cheap shirts and they don't have the arm pit patches. That makes all the difference.
I started wearing undershirts just this year and I'll never go back. I sweat quite a lot and I was wearing through my shirts really quickly due to sweat stains but I've not got that issue anymore. Most of the time they do such a good job I can wear them 2-3 times before having to wash them which means they'll last longer as well, plug I find I'm more comfortable in them now than I am just wearing a shirt alone.
Another reason for wearing an undershirt. I find it to be more comfortable for IWB, concealed carry. This way, I don't feel the grip of my CZ digging into my skin. Undershirts add a certain versatility to whatever layer you wish to add.
Team undershirt - both because I'm part 'Squatch & because I was raised that if you're wearing a button-up shirt, it's the professional thing to do (my dad was born in the 50s & he was an accountant for over 30 years so some of his ideologies were ingrained into my childhood).
My maternal grandfather was a baker but always dressed well outside the kitchen, and my mother always mentioned his undershirt usage. So I adopted it. Never looked back once I found out the advantages.
Having been in the military, undershirts are a must. And I have no problem if they show under your dress shirt. A patterned undershirt is no undershirt, for the record. I would normally wear my shirt with 2 or sometimes even the top 3 buttons discreetly unbuttoned. If my T's show up, no biggie!
Your videos are always outstanding- they are smooth and polished, yet presented in a light hearted and very accessible format. Keep up the excellent work!
I personally don't like undershirts as they are often too hot for me to wear, and while I might sound like I'm overdramatic but I do find myself getting sweaty and lightheaded from the extra heat to the point where I have to leave or go to the restroom just so I can take it off and cool down for a bit.
I have a Thompson Tee...thought it would be really nice...but when I received it it felt like there were maxi-pads in the pits. I figured I'd give it a try anyway, but between the maxi-pad armpits and the bamboo fiber construction, it really makes you overheat and sweat more than a regular undershirt made of polyester, lycra, modal, or a comparable fabric with no reinforcement in the pits. The bamboo is also a very friction-bearing fabric. Not a fan. However, I do hope to find an undershirt that meets my needs.
Pro undershirts here. Good to avoid sweat stains and regulate temperature. I recommend Uniqlo’s Airism range for hot conditions, light and moisture wicking.
In Australia we wear singlets although some do wear the under shirt or we call them T-shirts. However there are a few different singlets some have a thick shoulder strap and harder to find these days are the thin shoulder strap. But you are so correct unless your under garment fits properly you will spend your day/night fidgeting to distraction and feeling fat.
Team Undershirt! Mainly because I’ve worn them all of my life and I’m used to it and comfortable in them. I’m not comfortable if I DON’T have one on, even in warm weather - it takes a while for the self consciousness to go away, if it does at all. Undershirts work for me!
For real. The feel of the outerwear clinging on your skin, and in my case touching the nipples, is a fat load of NOPE. I totally refuse to go out without an undershirt.
We in India one is taught to use undershirts as a must, since one reaches the age of going to school. Not using it is considered as a bad habit. The main reason being India has a hot tropical climate except in winter which lasts just about 2 or 3 months. So undershirts become an essential item, just like underwears on lower parts and socks on feet. And we never put these on again without washing while changing dresses.
I used to wear A Frame undershirts but I'm not a fan of these or the more commonly used term for describing them. V necks are a little more feminine and can be difficult to pull off (looks wise not literally) IMO.
Guys I would wear an undershirt but the issue is I have really bad sweat in my neck. I wash my shirt every 2 days or so and the sweat in my neck leaves visible stains in my collar rim and in my cuffs. I get sweat in my armpits and back too but theres no stain, not even temporarily. Whereever the fabric is doubled it leaves a stain that Is quite hard to remove. (My shirts are 100% cotton.)
One of the awesomest videos from Rmrs. I am always amazed at the amount of information Mr. Antonio is able to bring into something even as simple as the undershirt that I am literally wondering why haven’t I everyone thought about this in this viewpoint. Got really cracked up at the sending out vibes. Definitely going to do that at the next party 😎🤣🤣
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Team undershirt. By the way I love to use a compresion type undershirt as they fit pretty comfortable under any type of dress shirts even under a regular T-shirt. I do this because I'm a big chewbacca guy. So I try to always look clean and this is what has worked best for me. Kind Regards Antonio keep on the good work.
Here is my opinion on undershirts: Crewneck looks good with a polo, shot sleeve color shirt with jeans. V necks wearing with dress shirt wearing a suit.
I always wear sleeveless undershirts because I grew up with them and it was traditional to wear them. I never would wear a T, only a sleeveless classic undershirt.
As a musician who plays (and goes) to gigs in the summer regularly, it is WAY too hot to wear an undershirt or not unbutton at least four buttons when playing those outdoor gigs, and most venues make it unbearably hot on stage. I'm just used to not wearing one, and just some clear deodorant solves the pit stain problem for me
I always wear an undershirt,My Mom always dressed me as a child with an undershirt, only thing different I wear different colors besides the white ones
What a good video. But am I the only one who noticed he miscounted his reasons for skipping an undershirt? As he went 1, 2, 3, he went back to 2, then 3, 4, and 5. But other than that, good video, Antonio.
I used to wear undershirts years ago and then I forgot about them. Now I've seen the video I'm gonna give them a try again, I think. It is 100% true that shirts are more protected from your own skin when wearing an undershirt. Thanks, Antonio, and great outro, BTW.
Team undershirt here. Since I live in a tropical country and my own body gets heated quick I just can't live without it. Also the fact that your shirt sticks to your body if you sweating is a no go for me.
The t shirt must be super bright white, not dingy. The white t makes the dress shirt color true and brighter as it should be. I also recommend the t shirt fit is snug.
What I wear: -15 to 1 celsius: T-Shirt, Shirt/Hoodie/Sweater/Tracksuit, Jacket, Underwear, Socks, Boots 1 to 15 celsius: T-Shirt/Shirt, Hoodie, Jacket, Pants, Underwear, Socks, Trainers 15 to 18 celsius: T-Shirt/Shirt/Hoodie (any of them with nothing under), Pants, Underwear, No Socks, Trainers 18+ celsius: Tank Top/T-Shirt/Shirt/Hoodie, Pants, *No Undies, No Socks*, Trainers Sometimes I even wear tracksuit jackets with nothing underneath and I can unzip it fully.
Great video. I'm part of the undershirt team. Grew up wearing undershirt all the time but now i realize that showing the undershirt under the shirt it dose not look cool, so i use a deep v shape.
I was raised to wear an undershirt whenever I wear a button up shirt. The reasoning dad gave was the level of protection for the outer layer shirt. While I do wear undershirts now I am grown, I don’t judge those who choose not to wear one.
I wear them even with tees, but that's because my hygiene and comfort demand them. My grandfather did it and he looked impeccable in his outerwear. And I don't judge others on it either, unless it's blatant that they could use (or not use) them. Even then I only make a suggestion with pointers, and only once at that. Last thing I want is to be known as fashion police.
I wear undershirts in the winter when I don't shave my chest and wear it one size smaller than the dress shirt, in the summer I'm shaved smooth so the shadow of the chest hair doesn't show through the dress shirt. Having chest hair show through the collar of your shirt is nasty so I can't imagine that ever. Never had an issue with presperation/deodorant stains.
I live in the uk and it get really cold a lot of the time. So I always make sure I wear a T-shirt under my hoodie or jacket. It keeps me warm and is comfortable. Can’t see why not?
www.realmenrealstyle.com/undershirts-yes-no/ - Click here to read the article
5 Reasons To Wear An Undershirt
1. They protect your expensive clothing
2. They protect against sweat stains
3. They protect against deodorant stains
4. They keep your chest hair & nipples in check
5. They provide an extra layer of insulation
Hey Antonio. Do you have a video about how to choose a proper inseam with respect to height and type of pant/Jean cuts? I'm short 5'8 and have bulky thighs. My go tos are levis 511 with a 30" inseam. But this look still bunches up at the heels of my shoes. I want that no break look. Should I shoot for 29" or keep drying them and hope that they shrink lengthwise? Thanks for helping.
Antonio can i wear a t-shirt when going to the market?
Hey Antonio, big fan! I have a question for you. I am a big guy. Big as in big not tall, if you know what I mean. My wife is graduating college this may and want to wear a sports coat. Is a sports coat flattering for an over weight guy and where would I start looking for one? Thanks for all of your advice.
is this available in Bangladesh 😷
Team Undershirt. I want my clothes to be protected
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Team undershirt....also team heavy sweater!
Does the undershirt do a good job of protecting your clothes?
@@quietatse most of the time yes
I nearly always wear an undershirt because sweating just doesn't look cool unless of course you're out there mowing the lawn lol. Overall you pretty much nailed all the reasons pro and con, but I think once people start wearing one they won't go back to dressing without an undershirt.
I know, right?
Sweating is only cool if you're working hard physically.
I wear undershirts almost everyday during the winter and sometimes fall. It keeps me slightly more insulated, it’s an easy way to layer, it makes me look slightly more buff, and yes it keeps my slightly large nipples from visually assaulting everyone through the thin shirts I usually wear
For sure!
I wear them all year long and thought that was normal lol. Do people sleep shirtless too? You guys wake up and just throw a random hoodie over your skin?
Antonio trying to be funny at the end. Well, that was actually funny. You nailed it.
The music was perfect too!
I agree that undershirts are not a 'stand alone' garment, but that is a flimsy argument. Neither are boxers or briefs. Team undershirt all the way. Unless you are a savage, and 2018 is your first year for wearing clothes. And thanks for the link and coupon code
savage??? seriously? depends on a climate and the way you sweat, for me in summer (30*C++) with undershirt I sweat, and stay wet... without - dry, so team NO :-P
It's unfathomable why you can't just strongly recommend it, by citing good personal experience perhaps. Instead, you turned absolute Nazi.
Truly barbaric, undershirt or not.
This is the first time I've seen Antonio in a t-shirt. 😅
Shantanu he has a tshirt video
Definitely Pro-Undershirt. I can understand not being used to it, but it was a mandatory uniform item for 20 years for me. It's just automatic. It's also very true about getting more use out of your shirts as well. It's a no brainier. In addition, the need for a quality shirt with moisture wicking is key.
6:05 we definitely didn't ask for this but we definitely deserve it :P
I think wearing undershirt does more good than bad to be honest.
It certainly does. What's your go-to brand?
What an honour, wow, for a long time I didn't really have access to branded ones but last year on alpha m. channel there was promo code for ribbedtee (something like buy 2 get one or something like that) and I kinda stuck with them.They are affordable yet suit my needs perfectly.I might get my hands on thompsontee now tough!
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Team undershirt
I'm personally on Team Undershirt all day every day.
I found them out by accident when I was in middle school, around 6th or 7th grade. We had strict uniform standards, such as a button shirt and slacks for regular study days and a tank top with shorts for PE class. And I sweat _a lot,_ always did, so I ended up with a MASSIVE sweat stain on my back and on the pits regardless of deodorant brand. Since we had PE always early on in the day but couldn't enter the place with the PE uniform, several of us wore the tank tops under the button shirts to enter the campus to make changing into the PE uniform faster. Just so happened that on a hot day I realised I wasn't staining my button shirt with the tank top under it. Real bingo moment. My mother mentioned that her father was a stylish man who worse undershirts when out of the bakery, so I always wore them as underwear ever since, even in the most casual days imaginable with sneakers and t-shirts.
That said, I do not go for pure cotton ones, even if the fiber is thin and of good quality. My reason is, cotton doesn't promote evaporation, so when it gets drenched it stays drenched. I prefer a mixed mail of cotton and polyester, which in the right size is snug but comfortable and wicks away humidity really well. As for them showing under the shirt (like the stitching around the edges), that's why I don't wear shirts of thin mail.
EDIT: I also don't wear undershirts standalone, much like I don't wear my boxers standalone. Underwear is UNDERwear for good reason.
I've used an undershirt for years. I love them. My motivation behind it is to protect my nice over shirt from sweat (and body oils, dander, funk, etc.)
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Thank you, Antonio. I usually wear the cheap ones such as Hanes V-neck but they serve the purpose that I need.
I can't even imagine wearing a shirt without an undershirt !
Team Undershirt. It protect my cloth from sweat n deodorant stain.
Jut saw this video w/ my 12 yr old because he hates wearing them. I think I finally persuaded him to see my point.
I wear an undershirt all the time. Im a bigger guy 390lbs and found that an undershirt is a must. Being as big as I am when I lift my arms up the bottom of my stomach can show and I just feel its only right to have an undershirt to keep your skin from showing. An undershirt also helps keep your skin from getting irritated from your suspenders.
Oh, right, suspenders. I can see those causing chafing easily.
Also, as a fellow fat guy, undershirts help a lot with hiding belly skin, whether from lifting the arms or from a suboptimal fit causing the mid-button sections to flare open when I'm sitting. That was very embarrassing in the school uniform - I felt like a slob.
bought 7 of the thompson tee deep v's and wear them everyday. love how they dont show when the top buttons are unbuttoned on my dress shirts at work unlike regular v neck shirts. and finally no more sweat stains!! only wish is that the deep v neck came in slim fit instead of only the original fit. i would have liked them to fit a little tighter.
My hubby never likes to wear an under-shirt...although I want him to.
I'm on team sweat through my undershirt AND my dress shirt. 🔥
Team undershirt for me! Protects your nice shirts from body oils and sweat. Helps keeps me warm. Looks decent than showing up chest hair.
I LOVE these t-shirts. Just got my first one last week. I used to be so self-conscious about my sweat stains. I would always wear a jacket or a sweater. These shirts have helped me SO much get over the struggle of pit stains. Thank you for all you do Antonio, and thank you for helping me save so much money on buying more of these shirts!!!
Awesome - Thanks for your review on this undershirt Jared!
Definitely would wear an undershirt if it's hot out, you typically sweat alot, and you have an amazing outfit on for a special occasion.
You’ll most likely want to go without an undershirt in a very hot weather.
Real Men Real Style Typically yeah, but growing up in north Texas, I found it easier to protect the duration and look of my nicer clothing when wearing a lighter layer underneath. Do I run the risk of cranking up the heat? Quite possibly. But when carefully played out right, in terms of the rest of my outfit, I find it to be practical when it comes to not having the risk of showing sweat marks in my nice clothing. IMO
Hello Antonio... I recommend undershirts..they add an xtra layer to the body and it feels good to wear them with dress shirts..✌
Yes, they do!
Moonwalkers love under shirt 💖
I wear undershirt but not as often as I used to because of how it used to fit and how I sweat and the deodorant I used to purchase. Now I changed my deodorant and I’m not so sweaty anymore but watching the video opened up my knowledge about getting the correct fit and style and color.
I always rock an undershirt when I need to change.
Wearing a V-neck when wearing a tie puts a little less fabric around your neck and makes it more comfortable.
Oh yeah! releasing the vibe.
Actually I think that undershirts make me more comfortable.
For sure.
I use undershirt all my life for reasons 1 to 4...and I laugh at those guys who don’t wear them (trying to be sexy) but they get those nasty sweat stains.
Although I don't wear dress shirts as often as I used to, I've gotten in the habit of wearing undershirts that it still sticks with me to this day, even will t-shirts. Without it I feel weird and naked. I like that extra mild compression on my torso, it makes me more aware of the motion of my body.
P.S. You said you were going to share your opinion only to say you're unbiased. I believe you're team no undershirt only because whenever you're wearing your shirts with your top two buttons undone you're never wearing an undershirt until this video.
Exact same with me. Can't go without them.
I wager Antonio wears his undershirts discreetly.
I have to, because of the dreaded sweaty armpit problem.
This the only way I can enjoy wearing dress shirts, polos and such of certain colors. 2:03
I wish I didn't have this problem, but life is life, you deal with it and move on.
I'm definitely team undershirt! I used to wear the athletic shirt, but then the sweat stains happen. I used to wear the v-neck, but you see that when wearing a shirt and tie...not a good look.
Keep the videos coming.
What style are you wearing now? I think V-neck is the best choice when wearing it with a shirt.
Real Men Real Style it's the full crew, unless I'm going open collar, then I wear the V-neck.
Will Mallory That's exactly what I've been doing. What brand of undershirt are you getting for v-necks and crews?
Eye Heart Sushi Hanes or Fruit Of The Loom.
Yes, wear them. I see way too many employees sweat through and or have the hair coming out. With white shirts I believe it is a must for most men. It makes white shirts whiter and hides all of the stuff no one wants to see. Just an opinion of mine but have seen and heard feedback from coworkers and clients pull me aside and bring it up as a point of hygiene.
There's also the matter of appearance. If you sweat through your dresses, even if you don't show the slighest BO, you still look sleazy, like you're dressing above your capabilities. This can tank your image, especially if you work with sales.
Definitely team undershirt. I wear allot of dress shirts and they have been with me for roughly 7 years and they still look decent. It not only preserves and prevents sweat from showing, it makes fragrances applied on your body last longer since it stays on your undershirt.
Undershirts are awesome keeping cool at summer and keep warm at winter
Of course if you have hyperhidrosis, you must wear an undershirt . Men its called function over fashion, but of course don't pick chipest one . And go to original and high quality one , just like that Thompson tee it's very comfortable and amazing product
"Be comfortable with being uncomfortable"
team undershirt. i have not been wearing one but will start to wear one. undershirt does more good than bad (if it is of high quality material).
I like wearing under shirts and in fact purchase colored under shirts that blend with a color I’m wearing in my wardrobe. Crewneck style work well to accomplish this for me. A black undershirt when wearing black pants and a lighter colored shirt looks nice.
I used to wear the typical undershirts to help prevent those embarrassing sweat stains in my underarms. Originally, I used Hanes “xtemp” which supposedly lowers your body temp to prevent sweating. SOMEONE IS FIBBING! I still was hot and it didn’t fix the problem. Once I switched to Thompson tee I have never looked back! ZERO sweat gets through to my button up shirts. They are great! I’m definitely pro undershirt.
If you ask me, underarm sweat stains make a man look sleazy. Undershirts fix that issue for me even in 35C+ weather.
Team no undershirt, although I would call most of these things a singlet or a t shirt. I would wear a singlet if I were trying to keep warm. A singlet can't easily be seen. I think the visible shirt above the collar or through the shirt is a very bad look but it seems very popular in America!
I’ve always worn an undershirt underneath my dress shirt, but I think I’ll consider losing the undershirt and going bare like you from now on. During the summer, I was lining up and I could see the undershirt underneath the shirt of the man in front of me. This triggered me, and I thought it looked terrible.
I almost always wear an undershirt. And a quality one will solve pretty much all the potential downsides, and no undershirt can hold back my sexiness. ;) Great video as usual!
Great video, Antonio. In some ways the perfect counterpoint to the recent unpopular one with the unfortunate watches, since here you're also leaning heavily into a sponsorship but the product seems good and you do it very naturally. It's also nice to see that great sense of humor of yours pop out every once in a while.
Alex - Appreciate the honest feedback. Thanks!
I moved from a cold, low humidity climate to hot, high humidity climate. At first the sweat was unbelievable! Then I discovered Uniqlo undershirts and while they’re amazing, they stain under the arms easily. I know this videos several years old but I’m gonna check out Thomson Tees - hopefully they’re still in business.
The undershirt protects from sweat, but cotton retain moisture and the second sweating moment will go over the first wet layer and it will stink.
I'm civilized so undershirts all the time. I'm glad you linked to this company because where I live we only get the stupid cheap shirts and they don't have the arm pit patches. That makes all the difference.
I started wearing undershirts just this year and I'll never go back. I sweat quite a lot and I was wearing through my shirts really quickly due to sweat stains but I've not got that issue anymore. Most of the time they do such a good job I can wear them 2-3 times before having to wash them which means they'll last longer as well, plug I find I'm more comfortable in them now than I am just wearing a shirt alone.
I know, right?
Yes undershirts are perfect for us collar guys except during super hot summer days but undershirt do way more good then bad
Another reason for wearing an undershirt. I find it to be more comfortable for IWB, concealed carry. This way, I don't feel the grip of my CZ digging into my skin. Undershirts add a certain versatility to whatever layer you wish to add.
Team undershirt - both because I'm part 'Squatch & because I was raised that if you're wearing a button-up shirt, it's the professional thing to do (my dad was born in the 50s & he was an accountant for over 30 years so some of his ideologies were ingrained into my childhood).
My maternal grandfather was a baker but always dressed well outside the kitchen, and my mother always mentioned his undershirt usage. So I adopted it. Never looked back once I found out the advantages.
If you concealed carry, the cloth barrier between holster and body really helps alleviate the discomfort.
Yes, T-Shirts are a must...
Well after 35 yrs with the Canadian Navy, I hate wearing black and white t-shirts. Matter of fact I hate wearing black and white dress socks as well.
Having been in the military, undershirts are a must. And I have no problem if they show under your dress shirt. A patterned undershirt is no undershirt, for the record. I would normally wear my shirt with 2 or sometimes even the top 3 buttons discreetly unbuttoned. If my T's show up, no biggie!
I have a military school background and my undershirts are all PE uniform white tank tops. Still buy them from military apparel stores to this day.
Your videos are always outstanding- they are smooth and polished, yet presented in a light hearted and very accessible format. Keep up the excellent work!
I'm an undershirt guy. I wear it mainly to keep my shirts clean from sweat and deodorant.
I personally don't like undershirts as they are often too hot for me to wear, and while I might sound like I'm overdramatic but I do find myself getting sweaty and lightheaded from the extra heat to the point where I have to leave or go to the restroom just so I can take it off and cool down for a bit.
Team undershirt. I hate the feeling of the seams against my skin and the undershirt stops the irritation as well as it's softer than most shirts
I have a Thompson Tee...thought it would be really nice...but when I received it it felt like there were maxi-pads in the pits. I figured I'd give it a try anyway, but between the maxi-pad armpits and the bamboo fiber construction, it really makes you overheat and sweat more than a regular undershirt made of polyester, lycra, modal, or a comparable fabric with no reinforcement in the pits. The bamboo is also a very friction-bearing fabric. Not a fan. However, I do hope to find an undershirt that meets my needs.
Pro undershirts here. Good to avoid sweat stains and regulate temperature. I recommend Uniqlo’s Airism range for hot conditions, light and moisture wicking.
In Australia we wear singlets although some do wear the under shirt or we call them T-shirts. However there are a few different singlets some have a thick shoulder strap and harder to find these days are the thin shoulder strap. But you are so correct unless your under garment fits properly you will spend your day/night fidgeting to distraction and feeling fat.
My husband wears Thompson Tees. They work great, and the slim fit is perfect.
Indeed :)
Antonio, i like how recently you add in the funny stuff in your videos nowadays. cheers!
“NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT NIPPLES”
- Antonio Centenno 2018
Team Undershirt! Mainly because I’ve worn them all of my life and I’m used to it and comfortable in them. I’m not comfortable if I DON’T have one on, even in warm weather - it takes a while for the self consciousness to go away, if it does at all. Undershirts work for me!
For real. The feel of the outerwear clinging on your skin, and in my case touching the nipples, is a fat load of NOPE. I totally refuse to go out without an undershirt.
We in India one is taught to use undershirts as a must, since one reaches the age of going to school. Not using it is considered as a bad habit. The main reason being India has a hot tropical climate except in winter which lasts just about 2 or 3 months. So undershirts become an essential item, just like underwears on lower parts and socks on feet. And we never put these on again without washing while changing dresses.
Yes ... that simple
I been waiting for a 100% dry undershirt all my life !! I’m ordering these undershirts ASAP !!
Super! Let me know what you think when you get it.
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I used to wear A Frame undershirts but I'm not a fan of these or the more commonly used term for describing them. V necks are a little more feminine and can be difficult to pull off (looks wise not literally) IMO.
Guys I would wear an undershirt but the issue is I have really bad sweat in my neck. I wash my shirt every 2 days or so and the sweat in my neck leaves visible stains in my collar rim and in my cuffs. I get sweat in my armpits and back too but theres no stain, not even temporarily. Whereever the fabric is doubled it leaves a stain that Is quite hard to remove. (My shirts are 100% cotton.)
One of the awesomest videos from Rmrs. I am always amazed at the amount of information Mr. Antonio is able to bring into something even as simple as the undershirt that I am literally wondering why haven’t I everyone thought about this in this viewpoint. Got really cracked up at the sending out vibes. Definitely going to do that at the next party 😎🤣🤣
Team undershirt. By the way I love to use a compresion type undershirt as they fit pretty comfortable under any type of dress shirts even under a regular T-shirt. I do this because I'm a big chewbacca guy. So I try to always look clean and this is what has worked best for me.
Kind Regards Antonio keep on the good work.
Exactly. My undershirts all fit snugly and they make my outerwear fit so much better.
I am in the undershirt team. Undershirts are amazing to wear.
Indeed!
Here is my opinion on undershirts: Crewneck looks good with a polo, shot sleeve color shirt with jeans. V necks wearing with dress shirt wearing a suit.
I love my white cotton undershirts.
I've always wear an undershirt. We also always had to wear one in the Army so old habits die hard. Also it kkeps you cooler
I always wear sleeveless undershirts because I grew up with them and it was traditional to wear them. I never would wear a T, only a sleeveless classic undershirt.
Definitely Team Undershirt!
This video was really helpfull.
Thank you for the video.
Welcome!
Team Undershirt. I started using the Thompson Tee undershirts last year; they are great to use.
Wow just seeing this Thompson Tee thing, this may be a life changer!!!! Can’t wait to order this summer!!!!
As a musician who plays (and goes) to gigs in the summer regularly, it is WAY too hot to wear an undershirt or not unbutton at least four buttons when playing those outdoor gigs, and most venues make it unbearably hot on stage. I'm just used to not wearing one, and just some clear deodorant solves the pit stain problem for me
I AM TOTALLY IN FAVOR TO WEAR A UNDERSHIRT. I HAVE DONE IT FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS AND MY SHIRTS LOOK AMAZING.
I always wear an undershirt,My Mom always dressed me as a child with an undershirt, only thing different I wear different colors besides the white ones
What a good video. But am I the only one who noticed he miscounted his reasons for skipping an undershirt? As he went 1, 2, 3, he went back to 2, then 3, 4, and 5. But other than that, good video, Antonio.
I used to wear undershirts years ago and then I forgot about them. Now I've seen the video I'm gonna give them a try again, I think. It is 100% true that shirts are more protected from your own skin when wearing an undershirt. Thanks, Antonio, and great outro, BTW.
Sounds great! Love reading everybody's input on the videos.
not really, the necks gets as much stains, oil and sweats just as fast as the pits
Team undershirt here. Since I live in a tropical country and my own body gets heated quick I just can't live without it. Also the fact that your shirt sticks to your body if you sweating is a no go for me.
Too real. With an undershirt I enjoy the cooling properties of sweating without feeling like I'm sweating. It really distributes the perspiration.
The t shirt must be super bright white, not dingy. The white t makes the dress shirt color true and brighter as it should be. I also recommend the t shirt fit is snug.
Depends on the weather
What I wear:
-15 to 1 celsius: T-Shirt, Shirt/Hoodie/Sweater/Tracksuit, Jacket, Underwear, Socks, Boots
1 to 15 celsius: T-Shirt/Shirt, Hoodie, Jacket, Pants, Underwear, Socks, Trainers
15 to 18 celsius: T-Shirt/Shirt/Hoodie (any of them with nothing under), Pants, Underwear, No Socks, Trainers
18+ celsius: Tank Top/T-Shirt/Shirt/Hoodie, Pants, *No Undies, No Socks*, Trainers
Sometimes I even wear tracksuit jackets with nothing underneath and I can unzip it fully.
Great video. I'm part of the undershirt team. Grew up wearing undershirt all the time but now i realize that showing the undershirt under the shirt it dose not look cool, so i use a deep v shape.
It never is :)
Great professional video. Thompson tees are better than the other shirts that gentleman gazette recommends
It's really a matter of preference and what brand works for you :)
Seeing an undershirt is tacky, but definitely saves the armpit area on my expensive shirts!
I was raised to wear an undershirt whenever I wear a button up shirt. The reasoning dad gave was the level of protection for the outer layer shirt. While I do wear undershirts now I am grown, I don’t judge those who choose not to wear one.
I wear them even with tees, but that's because my hygiene and comfort demand them. My grandfather did it and he looked impeccable in his outerwear.
And I don't judge others on it either, unless it's blatant that they could use (or not use) them. Even then I only make a suggestion with pointers, and only once at that. Last thing I want is to be known as fashion police.
yes. I would wear one.
I wear undershirts in the winter when I don't shave my chest and wear it one size smaller than the dress shirt, in the summer I'm shaved smooth so the shadow of the chest hair doesn't show through the dress shirt. Having chest hair show through the collar of your shirt is nasty so I can't imagine that ever. Never had an issue with presperation/deodorant stains.
I played sports all the time and if I don’t have a under shirt it just feels weird.
I live in the uk and it get really cold a lot of the time. So I always make sure I wear a T-shirt under my hoodie or jacket. It keeps me warm and is comfortable. Can’t see why not?
yes to an undershirt if i wear white or any lighter clothes. I don't want my sweat to be all over my clothes..