It seems that every bar I go to is filled with man-blouses.

Tons of guys all wearing faded jeans, leather shoes and MAN-BLOUSES!

You know, button up shirts with varied plaid designs usually white.

I may not have the most keen fashion sense but holy crap is there a factory somewhere in Sac that just keeps pumping out boy-band wannabes?

 

haha. I saw a bunch of those at a night club in Reno last night. I didn't really think much of it, but now that you mention it almost every dude was wearing one.

 

I hate those things. My fiance works by Empire and on the weekends around 11pm her works gets flooded with those homos.

 

Can someone post a picture of said blouses, so I can make sure I'm not ghey.

 

I can say that I proudly own no man-blouses. What a retarded fashon fad.

 

sac.napkinnights.com

plethora of man-blouses

 

whats wrong with wearing a white button shirt?

 

All I see is a pic of a girl.

 

search some of the pics on the left column.

 

I admit it I have 4 or 5 <puts flame suit on> However none of mine have any pink or bright colors. They are all earthy and basic colors with basic patterns, nothing flashy. They really are comfortable and can make you look somewhat dressed up with just a pair of jeans and some leather shoes. They are simple and look nice.

Haha, I used to be one of those when I lived in Reno. My friends and I would show up at the Roxy, Brew Brothers, Bubingas, Art geckos etc. in classic "on the prowl" attire. Looking back now, i realize how stereo typical it was and how we all must have looked. Oh well it was fun while it lasted.

I can say that I havent been to a club adorned in metrosexual wear in over 5 months.

 

Please sir, no metro on metro violence.

 

I really had nothing against these 'types' until Friday night.

I was at the local pub with a few of my hot girl friends (not girlfriends) who were getting a whole lot of attention from the dudes (metros) that were there. My freinds are the type that get frisky when they are drunk.

Anyway, It was obvious that the girls were with me and I can only assume it was envy but all these dudes started to get VERY hostile toward me and making fun of MY clothes! They were talking ish about me wearing a damn sweatshirt. It got to the point where I thought I would have to fight them. Then they were talking ish to the girls saying that they had no class because they liked guys who dress like slobs.

This may not be a man-blouse thing, more of a Sac-metro-thug thing but they all had on the same gear and hating on me for the way I dressed.

That is why man-blouses are ghey.

 

You should have asked them if they drove an SUV with chrome wheels just to make sure they fully fit the steretype.

Then call em homos for driving an SUV with chrome wheels and dressing up like an ice rink dance team before they went clubbing.

 

None of my button down shirts are white . . . except for the ones I wear ties with, but that's not what we're talking about. So my question is a black or blue/green shirt a man blouse?

 

Nah, not really. Mostly you'll see the guys at clubs wearing their jeans with shiny shoes and a white button up. Although when I was Christmas shopping I noticed a lot of retailers jumping on the man-blouse bandwagon and coming up with flashy shirt prints for the trendy club-goer. If it's a solid non-white, you're probably cool.