What should tall skinny guys wear in the warm weather?

[Anonymous No.17491662]

I look amazing in slim fit chinos and a jumper or sweatshirt.
But I have a lot more trouble in the summer.
>Slim fitting t shirts
Looks feeble and weak
>More boxy fitting t shirts
Better silhouette, but makes my arms look tiny
>Long sleeved t shirts
Always looks dorky. I was trying for picrel but its impossible to find long sleeved t shirts that fit that nice (tight around the neck, spacious but not baggy in the body, slightly thicker fabric). Plus tucked in is really hard to pull off irl.
>Casual button up shirts
With 0 or 1 unbuttoned, looks stodgy. With 2 unbuttoned, the collar always spreads away from my neck and it looks slovenly.

Should I look into polos or henleys? Any tips appreciated.

[Anonymous No.17491681]

>>17491662
Stop being so scrawny is the answer

[Anonymous No.17491697]

Whatever you do, don't listen to guys telling you to gain weight. Skinny is an aesthetic that not many guys can pull off once they're out of high school.

I'd suggest going to websites of retailers and copying the models with your body type.

If you can't find clothes to fit you just right, then find a tailor to do alterations.

But what ever you do, don't fall for the gym meme.

[Anonymous No.17491701]

>>17491697
This poster is transexual

[Anonymous No.17491711]

>>17491701
>doing anything not traditionally masculine means youre a tranny.

are these the lengths you need to go to motivate yourself to go to the gym?

[Anonymous No.17491718]

>>17491701
No.
I'm just saying that he should leverage his skinniness while he can pull it off.
Gyms are full of cookie cutter guys who fell for the just-lift-bro meme but they'll never have actually impressive physiques.
Tall skinny guys are a niche but if OP is already in that niche he should leverage it rather than expend a massive amount of effort to become generic. Unless he has top tier genetics and discipline and two years to invest.

[Anonymous No.17491735]

>>17491662
My dick in their mouth and my cum on their face.

[Anonymous No.17491736]

>>17491662
Something flowy, draping loosely but not too much.
I wear lightweight hoodies like picrel, looks good imo.

[Anonymous No.17491738]

>>17491735
virgintalk

[Anonymous No.17491742]

>>17491738
Drop trow and I'll make sure you know exactly what kind of talk it is

[Anonymous No.17491745]

>>17491742
internet tough dick

[Anonymous No.17491756]

>>17491745
That's exactly what your father said after I got done Nutting in your mother this morning

[Anonymous No.17491765]

>>17491756
My mother is 65, joke on you.

[Anonymous No.17491770]

Im a naturally skinny guy that is forever trying to put on muscle. When i am super skinny only fat girls like me. Anyway, play to your strength OP. Fit is LESS important to a skinny guy bc we are already at the apex of clothes hangerhood. If your waist is 28in, everyone knows. Still, make sure your stuff fits in the shoulders otherwise you look ill. Pleated pants will add some front width to your lower body.

[Anonymous No.17491772]

>>17491770
>When i am super skinny only fat girls like me.
Are you tall, though?

[Anonymous No.17491774]

>>17491765
It's about dominance, not pleasure.

[Anonymous No.17491781]

>>17491772
Yea 6'1. My natural weight is probably 155 but i go to the gym to maintain low 180s

[Anonymous No.17491830]

>>17491781
That's not tall

[Anonymous No.17491857]

>>17491662
>>17491781
>>17491735
>>17491781
>tall skinny guy
>6’1”, 180s
You’re not that tall or that skinny. I’m 6’4”, 155lbs, and I look fine in the summer wearing dress shirts with the sleeves rolled up and linen pants. I used to be self conscious about my weight and was always force feeding myself and lifting too heavy trying to bulk up, but I’ve reached the point now where I have enough sex that I don’t even want to change anything. Girls seem to love the lanky aesthetic nowadays, which they didn’t 10 years ago.

My younger brother (who always had the same super-thick curly Italian hair as me) got big into powerlifting in his 20s and is now experiencing significant hair loss due to his high androgen levels, whereas my hair is still thick and beautiful.

For reference, my shirt size is 15.5”neck/35” sleeve and my pant size is 30x34.

[Anonymous No.17491867]

>>17491830
>>17491857
God you people are such catty faggots

[Anonymous No.17491974]

>>17491662
>t. 6'6'' 205 lbs
Here's my plan for this summer:
>been tucking a lot, your long legs come into play
>fitted t-shirts, look for a cut that's good for you (Seagale XL t-shirts make me look like I lift 30% times more than I actually do)
>linen pants, cut doesn't matter because you can always tailor them into something slimmer
>short-but-not-too-short shorts
>hawaiian and linen shirts, multiple buttons unbuttoned

One of the ways I could comfortably hide being a DYEL was rolling up sleeves just before the elbow
>>17491857
I know this won't make you do anything, but there's a middle ground between concentration camp resident and powershitter, being frail is dangerous

[Anonymous No.17492055]

>>17491662
>Plus tucked in is really hard to pull off irl.
I dont understand what you mean. Tucking in a shirt is "hard to pull off"? According to who? It's a classic look and instantly makes you look taller and your proportions more interesting. If it looks dorky, theres something wrong with the clothes, not whether you tucked them in.

[Anonymous No.17492081]

>>17491662
>be blessed with a nice face and body
>ruin it with the most tasteless tatoos and piercings
I will never understand this

[OP No.17492781]

>>17492055
As it should be obvious from the fits I was describing, these are for casual wear. And when I tuck in a t shirt, to me it looks unconventional. It looks fine in the model's picture, but it feels out of place in the actual public.

Also, going back to the original subject of the post, tucking highlights how skinny my waist is which is something Im not too confident about.

I still agree with you theoretically, just not sure what percentage of guys have the correct body type/personality/social status for it to be a congruent fit. Posting some tucked t shirts inspo which I like.

[Anonymous No.17492785]

>>17492781