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#1151 by: Frat Clothes Dec 5, 2011 5:52:36 PM

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While I understand it's more of a culture in the south to dress a certain way, but that doesn't mean it doesn't belong in the midwest. It's not dressing fratty, but rather dressing traditional. I know I've been accused of dressing like an old man or whatever when wearing "fratty" clothes, but really it's just a nicer way to dress. Get real, being young adults you can't wear affliction and tapout and be taken seriously. Sorry we choose to dress well and while we may stick out in the crowd, we're the ones who adults look at and have more respect for.

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#1152 by: correction Dec 5, 2011 6:12:26 PM

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i have not seen any sigma chis wear blazers to the o or any event but a date party. think you're mistaking them for phi psis who think its fashionable to wear over their football jerseys

By: correctionDec 5, 2011 6:12:26 PM

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#1153 by: re; correction Dec 5, 2011 6:17:37 PM

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Yeah I've seen a picture of that Gottron kid in Phi Psi wearing a white undershirt, a tie, a red jersey, and a blue blazer. That's pretty TFM

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#1154 by: re: Frat clothes Dec 5, 2011 7:04:39 PM

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100% correct. nothing wrong with wearing nice clothes to a bar... its better than looking like some of these TKEs I see out.

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#1155 by: re: below Dec 5, 2011 9:03:29 PM

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ok pastels can be considered somewhat preppy but I would still argue the majority of the clothes including some pastels is still traditional. Even if it is preppy who cares? It still looks better than the majority of stuff I see people wearing to the bars. Or anywhere for that matter. Dress to impress. Always.

By: re: belowDec 5, 2011 9:03:29 PM