[Mountaindewed]

I'm 32 and I like to wear hoodies and a hat, or a beanie if its cold. I also wear jeans and Nikes

Is 32 too old to dress like this? I'm not sure how else to dress. Collared shirts and sweaters is what I see guys 9 years older then me wear

[davOD]

Originally Posted by Mountaindewed

I'm 32 and I like to wear hoodies and a hat, or a beanie if its cold. I also wear jeans and Nikes

Is 32 too old to dress like this? I'm not sure how else to dress. Collared shirts and sweaters is what I see guys 9 years older then me wear

Im 62 years old, I will never stop wearing a hoodie. why? Because I dont need to wear a hat. Second working in construction for 30 years, put your hoodie on, then hard hat! And no draft down your back.
I have always worried more about being like Travon Martin and some bigot puts some bullets in me for wearing a hoodie!

[BeyondtheRainbow]

I'm 49 (female though) and I wear hoodies all winter. I feel safe in them. The only time I wear something different in the late fall-mid-spring is if I'm going to somewhere I need to wear a sweater or blouse. It's like a weighted blanket for me.

[lizardlady]

MD, since I retired I wear t-shirts and jeans or cargo pants. If I need to "dress up" I wear a polo shirt. No hoodie right now because of the heat, but wear either a hoodie or flannel shirt if it's cool outside.

Those who work need to follow the employer's dress code. Otherwise, wear what you are comfortable wearing.

[splitimage]

i'm 56 and still wear hoodies for casual wear in the fall and spring. they're comfortable and convenient.

[divine1966]

I often wear hoodies when I am dressed casually or for athletics. There’s no age limit. I am almost 60

[Deejay14]

I am 64...goodies are very common item here in Northeast. I wear mine daily in the Fall and Winter. I no longer work so I lead a more casual life With that said, there are situations where I would not wear a hoodie.

On a day when I might be feeling down dressing up to nicer clothes can help me.

[lizardlady]

Deejay14, I also will wear nicer clothes if I am down. It perks me up.

[GypsyButterfly]

I'm 56 & wear hoodies sometimes when it's cold. They're comfortable, cute & classic. I need to get ones that have graphics that fit with my interests. Especially as a a volunteer (mostly with animals).

[Revenge Tour]

You're 32-years-old. Wear what you want. Life is too short to care what others think.

[Blue_Bird]

I’m 31 and wear hoodies. I don’t see how hoodies would have an age limit. Wear what you feel comfortable in.

[mardhea II]

Near practical as socks I say. You may not need one every day but they're a functional thing. I'm 64 and I use 'em when needed. Worn them on and off since childhood and the situation remains the same. Handy piece of kit as they say. Kangaroo sweaters they were called when I was a kid and always they were thick 100% cotton. I look for old vintage sweatshirts and hoodies in thrift stores all the time. Comfortable!

[Mountaindewed]

My therapist gave me a hard time about wearing them when I was 19. She thought I should have been wearing kahakis and sweaters.

Now my current therapist will wear hoodies herself in sessoions.

[mardhea II]

Originally Posted by Mountaindewed

My therapist gave me a hard time about wearing them when I was 19. She thought I should have been wearing kahakis and sweaters.

Now my current therapist will wear hoodies herself in sessoions.

Glad to hear Md!

[forestx5]

Is 32 too old to be wearing hoodies?


It is if your name is Fetterman. Ollies Bargain Outlet had Champions on sale this spring. I bought a half dozen at $7.99 each.
I'm more than twice 32.

[Mountaindewed]

I keep meaning to check out Ollies. I've heard they have good stuff

[mardhea II]

Champion stuff can be great quality. I've had 100% cotton sweatshirts from them bought new.

[forestx5]

Champion reverse weave sweat shirts and hoodies are heavy duty and state of the art.

[Discombobulated]

Originally Posted by Mountaindewed

My therapist gave me a hard time about wearing them when I was 19. She thought I should have been wearing kahakis and sweaters.

Now my current therapist will wear hoodies herself in sessoions.

Good grief she sounds like she needed a word with herself. That’s just ridiculous. Surely the whole point of therapy is to enable others to make their own choices??