re: Has Under Armour become clothes for trash?

Their underwear is epic. No swamp arse.

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I'm more talking about their casual wear than workout wea

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so you once upon a time thought UA casual wear was classy?

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What are some expensive brands out there that the trash have yet to discover/afford?

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Based on your concern for being fashionable, I would say you should check out Athleta.

LINK

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It's just gym clothes. Is this really how people gauge their status? "Lulz. Look at the nerd in the Reebok shorts."

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I got that Cole Haan workout dry fit bro

I wear UA to work out in and under my dress shirts. I like how it feels, and used to have issues with sweating, which have kind of gone away (I think it's mostly a mind over matter anxiety thing, but if placebos do the trick, I'm all for it).

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So you don't care if someone thinks you're trash?

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You're joking, right? Who? Who matters that because you're wearing Under Armour clothes will think you're trash?....other than people on this board?

Other than "is Rotisserie Chicken trashy?" this is one of the dumbest fricking "trashy" threads I've ever seen.

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Some professions require an amount of class. I feel like you're respected more if people know you're willing to drop a few grand on a weeks worth of clothes.

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Oh, you're trying to emulate HeadyBrosevelt. Just what we need.

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Plus, I still have every piece of UnderArmour underwear and undershirts I have ever bought, all like brand new.

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I have the same 5 pair for over 2 years now and they are still like new. Quite expensive but they are well worth the money. Plus, like another poster mentioned, no swamp azz.

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It was a cheap option that was somewhat classy once upon a time. I would spend $150 on shorts/button up

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UA is purchased at Dicks and Academy. No one buys it to look classy. It is for working out, comfort, and something to throw on quickly.

The fact that you at one time thought it was "classy" says a lot about you.

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So you don't care if someone thinks you're trash?

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If someone thinks I'm trash based on what I wear to non-power meetings/around the office I don't know what to tell you. I always kept a suit on hand in case a taxpayer came up, but I wouldn't mind wearing polo's and khakis for comfort.

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Some professions require an amount of class.

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Nobody is advocating meeting customers for the first time in UA if you are some high end service industry type. Heck, I had a boss who lent me a suit once, knowing I didn't have/couldn't afford the suit needed for this particular meeting.

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I feel like you're respected more if people know you're willing to drop a few grand on a weeks worth of clothes.

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Respect is an interesting concept. It has been scientifically proven that what you wear does have an effect on how you act and other factors (enclothed cognition). In certain situations, an expensive power suit is needed, i.e. negotiating a deal with a large/important company. Most of the time though, if it fits and is not out of place, who cares?

Which one of your fake professions do you care about looking the best for?