The Jersey Rules

[slab0meat]

I'm 38 now, and still wear a good number of my jerseys. Have worn then since about 12 or 13.

And back when I used to go out a lot with friends (and places/clubs still allowed jerseys to be worn), I wore them a lot. And not that I was any Don Juan, but a jersey never "waived" my right for any activity involving a girl. I had a decent batting average back in the day.

[jppopma]

I'm 41, fat and wore a hat...so I broke more than a few of the rules but here's why:

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Much better journalism there! Reilly is not quite at the top of the fashion world, take a look at a few pictures of him....

[cjw]

Fellas, stick to solid color T's and khakis.

Warren, you are a good guy, but KHAKIS? Seriously? There is a reason Dockers stores are disappearing from landscape....boring and staid. Khakis (unless slim cut and flat-fronted, i.e. not pleated...and that is even pushing it) are as boring as wearing a Ralph Lauren blue button down.

I agree with Gingi, that one shouldnt instruct others what to wear and I am not trying to be too critical of khaki-wearers, but "YAWN".

[MSpecht]

This thread is locked following the various opinions that have been put forth and before Victor's old catalogue pictures start showing up. Thanks to all for your well-reasoned participation.

Mike Jackitout7@aol.com