I wear t shirts, period. Hardly ever any other shirts.
No, not since elementary school. I knew a Canadian in Bangkok who always did, and I could not figure him out. It was so friggin’ hot there, but without fail he did.
Yes. Except when wearing a suit.
Almost constantly.
My chorus’ holiday concerts; actually it’s over a weekend. Other concerts are more casual.
I think layering always looks better (e.g. open a button or two and have white t-shirt underneath is a good look), but anywhere close to summer I would burn up in two layers.
I’m already in just short-sleeve shirt and cargo shorts at this point in the year.
With a dress shirt always. I don’t often wear dress shirts. If I’m carrying concealed it’s a must regardless of what other shirt I’m wearing. Otherwise a tshirt is my only shirt.
Very rarely.
Unless I’m wearing a sweater in the winter, or if I’m wearing something that has a scratchy label, I’m usually undershirt free.
And even when I DO wear an undershirt, a lot of times it’s not a T-shirt but a performance cutoff.
In the winter, yes. In the summer, no.
Winter yes. Summer, usually only a T.
Plain white tees under dress shirts and in cold weather the bottom layer is a tee shirt. Otherwise I’m wearing just a tee or none under some other shirt.
Not with polo style shirts. Pretty much anything else (dress shirts, sweatshirts, etc) then yes.
A t-shirt under my t-shirt? No, I’ve seen it done, but it’s just too warm.
I was in training once and they required t-shirts under the uniform’s golf shirt. It seemed odd at first, but it did keep the uniform shirt smooth and it looked more professional.
Never.
If I’m at work, I’m wearing a t-shirt underneath my shirt.
Everywhere else, I’m either (a) wearing a t-shirt, (b) wearing a t-shirt with a shirt over it, or © wearing nothing above the waist.
Nope, never. I tried it for a while and couldn’t get used to it. I don’t even own an undershirt anymore.
No, have not for decades now. Just too hot for me.
I don’t understand why people wear one t-shirt over another t-shirt. most likely you’re going to have an issue with the sleeves from the undershirt being longer than the sleeves from the over shirt, and that looks silly.
Not as silly as wearing a long-sleeve undershirt under a short sleeve t-shirt.
If I’m wearing a dress shirt, I’ll always wear a white t-shirt underneath. It’s more comfortable, as well as protecting the nice shirt from underarm perspiration.
Today I’m wearing a t-shirt that says, “In dog beers I’ve only had one”.
But I only wear one shirt a day.