re: What is the consensus on undershirts under dress shirts

Certain dri and old spice non-anti perspirant deodorant. Drink water and go on walks at the least. You shouldn't sweat

If you can see it, it looks terrible. V neck or nothing. Unless you have a tie then crew is fine.

For a DRESS SHIRT? Like as a white, pressed dress shirt with a tie?

The fact that some of you say no further proves (really just South) Louisiana is the dumbest, trashiest, filthiest, POS part of the US that should be done away with.

Filthy pigs.

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What is the consensus on undershirts under dress shirts

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it was an acceptable look in the early 90's when you were in college...beyond that, not a good look.

I think it's the exact oppsite. Indeed trashy to wear a polo or dress shirt with no undershirt

Undershirt all day everyday unless you are an oilfield baw

Hell no

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Drink water and go on walks at the least. You shouldn't sweat

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Certain people sweat. It's natural and excercising wont stop it. I'm in pretty good physical/cardio shape (was supposed to do a Half Ironman yesterday that got cancelled due to weather) and I sweat my arse off. I was ready to bike 56 miles and then run a half marathon, yet instead sweat walking from the car to the aquarium. There is actually research that shows athletes conditioned for heat adaptation sweat earlier and more often than those not. Being physically fit doesn't necessarily mean you won't sweat as easily. I had go look this up and ask my doctor because I was concerned about how much I was sweating while working out in thd summer. I completely soak a pair of shoes on an 6-8 mile run in the Houston summer. Was told it's natural, just drink more to replace.

Not saying fatties don't sweat when their heart rate skyrockets getting up to get another slice, but doesnt mean my 32" waist 165# self won't sweat through a button down. Only time I don't wear undershirts (v neck only) is when it's casual or definitely below 70 all day.

Not fat, and yes.