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What do you wear at home?
Started this discussion. Last reply by The Dutch Dastard Aug 29, 2012. 14 Replies 0 Likes
Hello men, here is a simple question; do you dress ready to go out and conquer the day 24/7, or do you hang around in sweats and a tank-top when you are at home with nothing planned? What do…Continue
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Casto replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"I wear what ever is comfortable and easy to grab at the moment. Usually something that I can just add a shirt to"
Lucas Hutson replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"I tend to stick to jeans and a t-shirt along with sneakers. I usually change clothes when I get home from work just because I like to have the visual break from the work day."
Eliabe Vidal replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"shorts, tank top and bare feet."
Tyler M. replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"Usually shorts and no shirt, but I'm a teenager."
Manly Man replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?" Not many friends would mind how I dressed at home, but I try to dress the same as when I go out."
Mike S. replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"I try and dress in a manner that i wont be embarrassed if someone unexpectedly shows up."
JonEdanger replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"Depends on the home. Mrs. Danger and I live alone (well, with 3 cats and 200K bees). We would dress differently if we had family living with us.
Do you have friends or neighbors who drop in?"
David F. replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"I do dress to conquer the day and dress to enjoy my off time. I have a few soft cotton button up shirts and cotton or linen trousers and some old well broken in slip on shoes.
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Will replied to Manly Man's discussion What do you wear at home?"A previous thread on this, including my own answer: http://community.artofmanliness.com/forum/topics/house-clothes"
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Hello men, here is a simple question; do you dress ready to go out and conquer the day 24/7, or do you hang around in sweats and a tank-top when you are at home with nothing planned? What do you think is the appropriate attire for home?See More
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