Polish Men and Fashion

You are right but I hope it will change in a few years. Maybe we need more magazines with men fashion???
I can be wrong but i think that polish men like to be a little macho and don't bother about clothes .....

I rather liked this one too...so back to the top in goes :)

I wouldn't say poles wearing crap and have lack of style. As far as I know every nation has poor and prosperous people, some nations are richer than another.Question is difficult to answer, some say economic background, turbulent history etc etc.

i have to admit when me and the other half are driving about in the car we play spot the polak. very easy.......... tracksuit with waist band pulled up to chest level, bottoms of said tracksuit tucked into white socks and sporting white dirty trainers.
i am not alone in this my friends up the polish centre told me about this game some months ago.

ps my friend lukas is extremaly fashionable

pps
why is it that every 3rd shop in poland is a womans shoe shop, it play havock with my brain.

Off to poland next week and half of my suit case is delegated to SHOOOOOOES

yippeeeeeee

Hmmm, I like Britain and the Brits, but I honestly think that they don't dress as nicely as people in Poland. Of European nations, I also like the way the Swedes dress.

I have to say that people in Poland "overdress". I feel so under dressed in my jeans and T-shirts, when I visit my family. Even, when we go for a stroll in the park, my nieces are wearing high hills and dressy clothes, and here I am, wearing gym shoes...

I don't know, I like the way brits dress, especially women. :) As for the spot the polak game, I could do the same with English chavs. They stand out from a crowd in the same way polish "dresiarze" do. And for those not informed, a dresiarz could be considered a polish equivalent of a chav. Both types are equally annoying... they just differ in clothing.

And now if you would excuse me, I’m going out to a fancy restaurant and I still have to pair socks to my new fashionable “Jesus sandals”. Byebye. :)

re: "overdress"

- I must admit I haven't noticed that. It seems to me the Poles dress the way it fits them, just as it fits some to wear T-shirts and jeans.

And yes, they care about clothing.

Hm, if you feel 'under dressed' (sic), why not try to dress just right or even 'overdress'?
:)
PS. Of course, there are folks in Poland who dress badly.

my close polish friends have impacable style... just not the same as mine... one of them has the cheek to call me M&S man but he's gay so nobody takes any notice of him...

maty makes a fair point

Bubba did u get my post about the room that i booked???

i did and replied thats its a pity but no worries - did admin delete it?

Yeah he did. He must have done it because you saw it. Anyway Im trying to talk these friends of mine into visiting sopot. She said that they are going on a tour of europe and want to be here for a while so Sopot is a place they should visit.

Anyway sorry for the short notice.

I do...just for special occasions.. I want to be comfortable, when I travel. I would take with me the fanciest dress I could find and afford, if i were going to let's say a wedding. I have to wear conservative clothes at work, so any chance I get, I roam around in comfortable clothes. I love them. No pink rollers in my hair when grocery shopping though... :)

dont worry for short notice - i was looking forward to meeting - hope to see you and friends up here later in the summer

from my perception this seems to be a key criteria for dressing for many americans... fair play to them... if you can get away with it, why not...?

me 2. I will definately try my hardest to get them up there. Would be nice to see another guy when they are here. All 3 of them are female my mates girlfriends. Great. lol

cool - im off for beer and jamming at papryka - catch you later