ROBEEZYKILLA
the coli soulja
i had a homeboy who would wear white beaters under his white tee but was 5'8 and 260something this must be a fat people thing
People that wear shirts without a tank top under it need to be put to death
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Eastside Get The Money
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OP got titties thats why he gotta wear a beater
I don't wear undershirts 
rbksNgirbauds
Even on the court we stay flyy, Jada & A.I.
You must have been one of them 'husky' boys growing up that sweat quick, that's why they forced your musty ass to wear a beater under everything. :JuelzGMB:
OP isand is hiding the fact that he has to wear layers to conceal his titties.
wrong. Jus fulfilling my moral obligations to get you damp shirt degenerates off the street. 100 percent chance Mitch got a beater on up under the polo .....
......like a well adjusted member of society is supposed to.
Heathens.
The Exchanges
All Star
How thin are y’all shirts to be needing tank tops underneath?
blaccbeard
Superstar
Be a grown man still wearing T shirts when you go out. I only wear collared shirts when i leave the house, like an adult.
I only wear collared shirts when i leave the house, like an adult.
You guys hygiene 
undershirts/beaters are used to help prevent chest/back sweat from touching your shirts
"The basic purpose of an undershirt is to absorb your sweat. It’s there to provide a defensive layer between your body and your more expensive clothing.
A good undershirt can also provide insulation when needed, and some are worn to “compress” the figure in a slimming attempt. But for the most part it’s a sweat rag. Don’t shy away from thinking of it as such.
The easiest way to explain undershirts is to say that it’s pretty much exactly like underwear for your upper body. Some guys go without it entirely, and lots of guys have their own preferred style, but for most of us it’s a basic necessity that keeps the rest of our clothes from getting gross.
The reason we have so many different styles is that climates and the clothing worn in them can vary widely. A thick, knit undershirt with long sleeves and a high collar makes sense in a snowy winter, but the same wearer might want a short-sleeved variety with a deep V-neck or scoop neck in the summer, so that he can wear short sleeved shirts with the top couple buttons undone.
Add in the really high-tech ones — athletic gear and compression shirts, mostly — and you’ve got a wide range of products. Some are as plain and utilitarian as you can get; the upper-body equivalents of plain white cotton briefs. Others are stylishly designed for visible wear, especially in the athletic sector.
But at the end of the day, they’re all there for the same reason: your body eventually makes the clothes it’s touching pretty gross, and an undershirt is a lot cheaper to wash and eventually replace than your nice clothes."
Undershirts: The Man's Guide to Their History, Styles, and Which To Wear | The Art of Manliness
undershirts/beaters are used to help prevent chest/back sweat from touching your shirts
"The basic purpose of an undershirt is to absorb your sweat. It’s there to provide a defensive layer between your body and your more expensive clothing.
A good undershirt can also provide insulation when needed, and some are worn to “compress” the figure in a slimming attempt. But for the most part it’s a sweat rag. Don’t shy away from thinking of it as such.
The easiest way to explain undershirts is to say that it’s pretty much exactly like underwear for your upper body. Some guys go without it entirely, and lots of guys have their own preferred style, but for most of us it’s a basic necessity that keeps the rest of our clothes from getting gross.
The reason we have so many different styles is that climates and the clothing worn in them can vary widely. A thick, knit undershirt with long sleeves and a high collar makes sense in a snowy winter, but the same wearer might want a short-sleeved variety with a deep V-neck or scoop neck in the summer, so that he can wear short sleeved shirts with the top couple buttons undone.
Add in the really high-tech ones — athletic gear and compression shirts, mostly — and you’ve got a wide range of products. Some are as plain and utilitarian as you can get; the upper-body equivalents of plain white cotton briefs. Others are stylishly designed for visible wear, especially in the athletic sector.
But at the end of the day, they’re all there for the same reason: your body eventually makes the clothes it’s touching pretty gross, and an undershirt is a lot cheaper to wash and eventually replace than your nice clothes."
Undershirts: The Man's Guide to Their History, Styles, and Which To Wear | The Art of Manliness
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Be a grown man still wearing T shirts when you go out.
:CleanDaHell:
Even people who have to wear business/business casual to work, as I do, don't wear exclusively collared shirts every time we leave the house, outside professional functions.
Ol' Carlton Banks ass nikka :SnitchJ:
blaccbeard
Superstar
Clay Puppington
rabid
This thread is strange.
Tank or just any under shirt with the flannel is cool
But OP you wearing tanks under regular tees ?Now that I think about it I got one friend that does this shyt
I’m rocking a beater under a T UNLESS I’m rocking a T under a button down like this or a T under a hoodie.
Three shirt layers
kevin arnold
Superstar
Pro T’s no undershirt needed
Polo/dress shirt always a t shirt underneath
Polo/dress shirt always a t shirt underneath
If you're talking about a shirt with a collar and buttons, so anything you'd consider professional or dresswear, I agree 100%. The fabric just feels somewhat weird against my torso and I prefer the pure cotton of an undershirt or tank underneath a proper shirt.
If you're talking about casual wear then no, it's totally unnecessary because the fabric is fine to go directly onto skin
If you're talking about casual wear then no, it's totally unnecessary because the fabric is fine to go directly onto skin