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Originally Posted by Mountaindewed
Apparently 28 year olds shouldn’t really be shopping at stores like Hollister and wearing hoodies with the logos on them. I read that wearing any logo is tacky and like your an advertisement billboard. I googled 30 year old men styles and they are like button up dress shirts and khakis. Maybe people think I’m under 21 not just because I look young but because I’m wearing glow in the dark hoodies with huge logos on the front and 11’5 length shorts. I have a few SpongeBob shirts too. I’ve had therapists before give me problems about the way I dress. Kohl’s had some button casual dress shirts on clearance. I may go back tomorrow. I think North Face is ok. There’s some guy on SNL who sometimes wears the exact NF hoodie I have and he’s my age.
My old therapist never said anything specifically besides that I dressed young but I could tell she didn’t like my spongeBob shirts and thought they were immature. We talked sometimes about dressing older. When I mentioned one time about out sizing a lot of men’s shirts and feeling goofy shopping in the boys department she mentioned shopping online in the boys department.
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I’ll tell you what, none of the men in their thirties I know ever wear button downs and khakis! But every man I know is a blue collar man. Dusty jeans, boots, and fishing/mechanic/tool tees. Plus a baseball style hat.
I think you just need to dress how you’re comfortable. I have two Harry Potter ravenclaw tee shirts

I’m 34 year old woman. I wear lots of band tee shirts too, which men in my life wear too.