Grey tracksuit bottoms

dragx

Don't really see an issue, think it has a lot more to do with how people carry themselves than what they're wearing.

If I'm at home I'm always wearing tracksuit bottoms. Day to day I live in jeans, but if I decide at 8PM on a Friday I wanna run to Aldi for a few cans I'm not gonna change into jeans and a button down for fear of the average boardsie sneering at me.

Tchaikovsky

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

Why is it only really Ireland and UK where people wear tracksuits?
If everyone could just do us all a favour and not wear them outside please. For me it's the equivalent of women going around in their pyjamas. I mean make just a few seconds effort and put some grown up clothes on, Jesus.

Not true, this is common in Russia and most of the former USSR:

^^ Gopniks.

accensi0n

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Don’t forget the socks tucked into the bottom of the tracksuit

Isn't that just the normal way.. ?

Sgt Hartman

SineadSpears wrote: »

If you've got it, flaunt it !




Are they the ones with the zips up the sides??
With zips slightly opened so the bottoms are dragging along the ground getting torn & muddy.

Usually paired with New Balance trainers!?

I remember those ones. I also remember the ones with the click-close buttons up the sides. Someone would sneak up on you when you weren't looking and yank them open at the sides. I had a pair with either New Balance or High Tech runners in the 90's.

ED E

Deleted User wrote: »

^^ Gopniks.

Is it just me or Gopniks seem more peaceful? Never any drama outta them like the Fortunestown brigade. Least thats my impression of the Polish ones, ruskies might vary.

The Eastern Europeans sure do love their sliders.