Dull Men's Club
An unofficial chapter of the popular Dull Men's Club.
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I went through a suspenders phase when I was wearing suits on a regular basis. They’re both comfortable and another way to flash a little color when men’s fashion is so boring.
But it never occurred to me that you could wear them with other types of pants. Can you? These days I regularly wear khakis: are they appropriate? How about jeans?
I'm a dude, with no hips or ass to speak of. Suspenders work with everything.
I'm a khakis guy and recently switched to suspenders, specifically the kind meant to be worn under the shirt, and am loving the change. Much more comfortable IMO. I wear polo shirts untucked and people tell me they'd never know I wore them until pointed out.
I wear them with jeans all the time. They are Carhartt brand and quite robustly constructed. I’ve never worn them with khakis.