AquaCityBoy
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nikka still think it's 2002 
How old is too old to be rocking jerseys ?
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Why do care?
The older you get the less fukks you give about what people think.
Hes doing what makes him feel comfortable and obviously doesn't give a shyt about what you or anybody else thinks.
And to answer the question, there was never an age restriction on sports jerseys.
That's me
god shamgod
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These dudes serious with the "how can you rock another mans name on your back" non sense y'all insecure af
y'all insecure af
Bet OP is too pvssy to ask his friend this question yet he is on here talking about being a grown man
Pretty sure op lying
richaveli83
Veteran
Unless you have someone personally making your clothes you're wearing another man's name.
If ya'll on a getaway weekend and ya'll not going anywhere with a dress code a jersey is fine. Yeah 5 jerseys every single day is overkill. Imo a jersey is cool if you're going to like a cookout, game, park, etc. Now if he's going to dinner, happy hour or some shyt like that he's tripping
wear em during summer
let them guns shine 
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
No.
I'm saying men of all ages typically dress based on the woman they're with or the type of women they want to attract. This goes beyond budget mind you (at the end of the day, you can only wear what you can afford).
I'm not saying you're going to see a 50 year old rocking skinny jeans. It probably won't feel right. Baggy jeans/pants have been a wrap for a long time though. Most clothing stores don't sell them. You will have to go to the big and tall section to find jeans for example baggy enough, but then you're sacrificing the waste. How someone look rocking a size 42 jeans when they're really a size 36 or 32 all for the legs being baggy enough.
It's about being smart. A lot of dudes don't have a since of style or fashion though. Age has nothing to do with it. You have to know how to balance...
THis is actually more complicated than I thought
Crayola Coyote
Superstar
Okay... I’m assuming your friend is wearing his jerseys like it’s 2000-06 oversized with baggy pants, Air Force 1s, a durag and a black in his mouth like Jim Jones? Also a white towel to make the cypher complete?
Crayola Coyote
Superstar
Why do care?
The older you get the less fukks you give about what people think.
Hes doing what makes him feel comfortable and obviously doesn't give a shyt about what you or anybody else thinks.
And to answer the question, there was never an age restriction on sports jerseys.
For real. I bet ops friend is real cool and probably always had his back. He just don’t like buddy fashion picks. Op probably 22 dressing like one of those frat boys that attend a SEC school
aint too much left for us mid 30 brehs. This how I be looking when I'm shopping for pants nowadays looking at all the "tapered" legs and elastic bands on the ankles of the pants.
wear what u want to wear...i won't wear jerseys... put the t-shirts you can sport anytime
No.
I'm saying men of all ages typically dress based on the woman they're with or the type of women they want to attract. This goes beyond budget mind you (at the end of the day, you can only wear what you can afford).
I'm not saying you're going to see a 50 year old rocking skinny jeans. It probably won't feel right. Baggy jeans/pants have been a wrap for a long time though. Most clothing stores don't sell them. You will have to go to the big and tall section to find jeans for example baggy enough, but then you're sacrificing the waste. How someone look rocking a size 42 jeans when they're really a size 36 or 32 all for the legs being baggy enough.
It's about being smart. A lot of dudes don't have a since of style or fashion though. Age has nothing to do with it. You have to know how to balance...
THis is actually more complicated than I thought
OK. I somewhat agree with you. I think older men dress what makes them feel comfortable. They aren't dressing specifically to attract women unless they are going to a function that has women.
Everyday attire, a man will wear whatever he wants and I agree that many men lose fashion sense over time. I also agree that some men will seek the opinion of a woman they are with or a woman working at a store for advice on what is appropriate, stylish, etc.
I think that some younger men don't understand that men in their 40s grew up listening to hiphop, r&b and pretty much are up on current events like their younger counterparts, so some of their attire will reflect the times in which they live.