Stag trip to newcastle (40+)

RafalB · 15-09-2015 04:02PM #1

Hey, I have a much younger workmate and he's planning his stag trip to Newcastle, their all heading clubbing and being honest last time I was in a "club" was about 12 - 15 years ago, I;ve got to accept it as I get on well with the lads and they are great fun.

They are ultra trendy though and I'd stick out like a sore thumb *not* a bad thing I guess but I just want to be comfortably drunk and not sweaty under my usual day clothes, which are very smart casual etc and very formal, want to make an effort, as I am totally not into fashion but I am athletic and tall so stick out like a sore thumb!

So I was thinking about a black leather jacket, t-shirt (plain) decent jeans and shoes, should should I go with leather trainers, is there a expensive t-shirt (hugo boss etc) that would be acceptable or would any penny's type tshirt be enough. probably a bit naff to be going clubbing at 41 but it is Newcastle.

Easy Rod · 15-09-2015 06:15PM

RafalB wrote: »

Hey, I have a much younger workmate and he's planning his stag trip to Newcastle, their all heading clubbing and being honest last time I was in a "club" was about 12 - 15 years ago, I;ve got to accept it as I get on well with the lads and they are great fun.

They are ultra trendy though and I'd stick out like a sore thumb *not* a bad thing I guess but I just want to be comfortably drunk and not sweaty under my usual day clothes, which are very smart casual etc and very formal, want to make an effort, as I am totally not into fashion but I am athletic and tall so stick out like a sore thumb!

So I was thinking about a black leather jacket, t-shirt (plain) decent jeans and shoes, should should I go with leather trainers, is there a expensive t-shirt (hugo boss etc) that would be acceptable or would any penny's type tshirt be enough. probably a bit naff to be going clubbing at 41 but it is Newcastle.

It's Newcastle, and it's a stag... you're overthinking things. I wouldn't go out of your way to try and adapt to fit in or anything, just go with what you'd normally feel comfortable in. You'll see all sorts over there.

HelgaWard · 16-09-2015 09:39AM

Might be worth your while contacting a personal shopper to help you pull some looks together. Not sure where you are based but I know there is one in Dundrum.

http://www.dundrum.ie/stores/the-dundrum-personal-style-team

whiskeyman · 16-09-2015 10:11AM

As it's a stag, are the lads planning to have same t-shirts or anything?
That'd help to some degree!

Otherwise, just go comfortable. Can't go wrong with jeans and shirt.

mdudy · 16-09-2015 11:18AM

Wear whatever you want. Nice pair of jeans and a good t-shirt, you can't go wrong. If you're going clubbing though, I wouldn't recommend wearing a leather jacket, you'll be roasting in it!

ams · 16-09-2015 05:08PM

Not being snarky to the last poster but most clubs have cloakrooms so you could just check your jacket in.

RafalB · 16-09-2015 05:36PM

I guess I am overthinking, but still looking forward to it also. hopefully I remember to bring my earplugs!

mdudy · 16-09-2015 05:45PM

ams wrote: »

Not being snarky to the last poster but most clubs have cloakrooms so you could just check your jacket in.

Haha, I actually had written that, and then deleted it; perhaps I was presuming too much!

eviltimeban · 18-09-2015 01:36PM

RafalB wrote: »

I guess I am overthinking, but still looking forward to it also. hopefully I remember to bring my earplugs!

Yes bring earplugs, bring a good book or magazine as well for when you are back in your hotel bed and they are all still out!

You should also look up some things to do in the morning when the kids are all still asleep / hungover and you're awake as your body clock wakes you at 6am no matter what as a consequence of having young children...

Stag trip to newcastle (40+)

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