What’s your thoughts on the oversized t shirt?

[alexandria281]

@righteousbyfaith Depends on my mood

 

[micmic0929]

@righteousbyfaith I usually wear work clothes that is flattering but not bugging tight.

My GF met me through work but she had no idea what I looked like underneath the work clothes until she saw me in a tight tee shirt at a social function unrelated to work. She knew I was slim and fit but had no idea how much.

That tight tee shirt was a big part of closing the deal for her. She wants to take me to the beach since I don't go outside much to show my body. She wants me to go shirtless at the beach more than I do.

But that's just my experience. You already have a gf. Take my story for what you will. I say wear what's comfortable for you, mentally and physically.

 

[robinmaglio]

@righteousbyfaith Those are EVERYWHERE. And almost everybody looks like a hobo.

 

[jamesjhnstn]

@robinmaglio Baggy shirts are peak if dressed fashionably, better than tight fitted shit nowadays tho

 

[ladybug118]

@righteousbyfaith I’ll sell an XZ for £2,500

 

[intotheforge]

@righteousbyfaith Bruh its hard af to find my size (2xL-3xL Big) that fits. Im losin weight now but still a ways.

 

[summersunshine1217]

@righteousbyfaith I like wearing them at home cuz they're comfy. Otherwise I prefer a form-fitting tank/t-shirt (or no shirt at all) to look good.

 

[polsokker1441]

@righteousbyfaith I train at home, so what I wear is purely for function.

I pick a sweat wicking compression top specifically for higher rep upper body training because the slight resistance they give against movement and squeeze helps to focus my mind on the muscle group I am working on.

The rest of the time, my old XL t-shirts from when I was chubby do fine.

 

[chuckworthy01]

@righteousbyfaith I‘m too fat to wear tight shirts, so yes, oversized all day every day.

 

[duck2ling]

@righteousbyfaith Nah, Tight tank with some hoochie coochie shorts for me.

 

[ama1]

@righteousbyfaith What this have to do with bodybuilding?

 

[bebevei04]

@righteousbyfaith Nah, my inspiration anime characters, fit shirts are required

 

[anderapadoker]

@righteousbyfaith Too tight gets weird unless you jacked with low bodyfat. Too loose and your rocking a parachute or a tent.

I guess the bigger you are the baggier you can go, but whatever makes you happy bro, def. do you.

 

[criko]

@righteousbyfaith Love the gasp shirts. I feel like you need bigger / wider shoulders though to rock over size since it drapes over your physique

 

[wisemoon]

@righteousbyfaith They’re alright. I prefer to train in a hoodie or sweater though.

 

[jenfr]

@righteousbyfaith i like fitted tees and shorts/jeans. i'm a millenial first of all but also, i wanna show off the gains, not hide em.

 

[piecebypeace]

@righteousbyfaith I wouldn't be without it!

 

[clock17]

@righteousbyfaith Large is too tight, extra large barely shows my physique. I just opt for xl but I feel I’ll never look big in an xl

 

[allison328]

@righteousbyfaith The Walmart pocketed wrangler t is the best workout shirt. Change my mind.

 

[pesachpup]

@righteousbyfaith Interesting topic. I like my shirts to be relatively tight more because feeling the fabric moving around makes me so uncomfortable. It's some kind of an ocd thing and since I grew up super skinny I hate the feeling of baggy t-shirts. That said I like a good hoodie and baggy shorts/pants.

I guess I'm a weirdo.