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Something my friend and I are discussing. What is your opinion?
She noticed that in poor areas, a lot of men wear them
Lots of men in low class areas where it for fashion sense thanks hip hop culture. I only wear baseball caps either for attending baseball games or sports bars.
She noticed that in poor areas, a lot of men wear them
Tell that to Luke Bryan or Kenny Chesney or Darius Rucker of any of the other performers who make quite a good living but also wear ball caps.
No, they are not in and of themselves "low class." Wearing them when they are not appropriate, such as at a "nicer" event, shows a lack of etiquette knowledge.
I am more concerned when a guy appears to be unable to go out without a ball cap on. That sometimes means "hairline insecurity."
when worn backwards, I think looks ghetto or low class.
In the suburb where my parents live, there are so many men who wear their hats backwards. It was the trend when I was in high school and even now, 10 years later, it is still the trend. But it only seems to be in that area. SO and I live about 30 minutes away and I never see any guys wearing their hats backwards. Its so weird. I hate the backwards cap look.
Its a nice middle class area, but for some reason most of the men dress horribly.
I love wearing my Dodgers ball cap or any of the ones I currently own. But only when I just want to be casual on the weekend. And my hairline is as good as it's ever been. It's all about the setting and your mood.
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