Guys clothed in logos - what do women think? (buy, clothes, American)

[goodheathen]

If the husband wears a shirt with a big logo on it to dinner? What if the logo is Gucci? A date shows up with a "St. John's Bay" shirt - bad? Your son want you to buy him a shirt that has "American Eagle" splashed across the back? (Forgive me if my brand examples are unrealistic.)

[pythonis]

At least he's clothed.

[stan4]

A tiny alligator is one thing.

That obnoxiously huge polo horse is another.

[goodmockingbird]

I see it as a warning sign that he is insecure about himself as an independent, accomplished person in and of himself, and is trying to "buy" an identity.

[yandex]

In a casual setting, I don't care in the least. It all depends on the time and place.

[hellpaso]

Doesn't matter. I certainly wouldn't consider him an insecure person "trying to buy an identity". As long as the clothes are clean, & the man is well-groomed, I'm good with it.

[Sunbather]

I prefer to never wear logos on my clothing. I think logos (other than maybe a small chest logo on a polo, but I don't wear polos) are just tacky.

[Hedgehog_Mom]

It's fine for teenagers or for athletic wear worn while engaging in a sport or exercising.

[stan4]

Are the clothes people paying you to advertise for them?

[LordHelmit]

I never really got the point of wearing logo'd clothing like that, Aeropostle American Eagle Hollister type crap plastered across your chest. In high school kids that wore these clothes were deemed "preps". The most logo'd I got is some J's on my feet and a Volcom hoodie.