shirt outside of trousers

Pioden so sorry your life is not to your liking at the moment and sincerely hope that changes much sooner than later in the mean time we will!spend time in the wayside as I think it will do us both a power of good so all we have to do now is give it some thought as to when. xxxxx...

If you have a belly like mine then you wear your shirt out whenever you can.

My opinion, for what it's worth, is shirt with tie, in trousers, shirt without tie, outside trousies. Y Fronts should be tucked in the duster drawer and never referred to in polite company, Mr. Shirt.

I want to know what dublindian did - did you wear it out or in for the presentation?

shirt inside trousers if formal, out if not. Anyone who turns up in a formal situation with a tie on but can't be bothered tucking his shirt in then he shouldn't be let in the door.

Never AT work. If you wear your shirt tucked in outside work, you are either Jeremy Clarkson or Ken Barlow. Unless you are wearing a jumper, in which case it is acceptable to tuck in the shirt, but not the jumper. Trust me, I'm a fashion victim.

I erred on the side of caution, pioden, and wore it inside. It was an all day event so I took an identical spare shirt along and changed into it halfway through (discreetly) to minimise any bio-embarrassment. It seemed to go well, so hopefully no one was too bothered about my mode of dress. Thanks for asking.

no stop being a slob and tuck it in. you can't wear those white socks with those black shoes either.

and remember to wear your tie correctly knotted into your collar with no sign of that top button - it should not be hanging down your back nor half way down the front and remove all signs of breakfast - no toast crumbs are allowed and as for ketchup marks well they are a no no just a eggy stains are as unsightly and if you must wear those trousers with turnups please ensure that you you remove anything that may just have lodged there whilst you were fooling around in the bedroom and may sure that you have no creases in them which may give the impression that you went to bed in them last night and always check your pockets just in case you get caught out - I mean sticking ladies undies in them for safe keeping is one thing but pulling them out in front of a whole crowd of strangers is another thing altogether and about your belt - do not pull it in so tight- thinking that it will make you look smaller or will hold in your ... it wont it just goes to show it more and if you must wear those stupid white M&S underpants that they are below your tucked in shirt and not sticking out between your shirt and the top of your trousers and oh dear .... think I may have got a bit carried away

I would wear it outside trousers. This to me spells confidence. It sounds like in your situation it would be OK. As for the man over 40s bit. Nowadays age means nothing you can be a hip 40 year old and dress in whatever style you want.

My mother-in-law is always tucking my kids' t-shirts inside their trousers, but I insist they wear them OUTSIDE ...

As an acknowledged authority on shirts and the correct wearing thereof, I can advise that shirts can be worn outside the trousers by anybody not older that I am, but only if the vest underneath is tucked securely into the Y-fronts. Braces are optional.

Do give Mr S Gardiner whoever he may be a bouquet "Such authority" but think I have heard he's the one who wears those trendy shirts that everyone adores...

Some of you have already met me it seems. Stephen G: you can't wear a vest in this weather! Now I'm more confused than ever. Thanks anyway.

shirt outside trousers...not unless you are under 30 and from Essex geezer.

I just though of something that might help you more during this heat ... wear a kilt be brave and wear nothing underneath I am only being practical nothing more Jay we haven't been into the wayside for ages - we really must go soon - special now I'm stuck where I am for a while

Gosh, I can't help you a bit there Dub..., I hardly ever wear a shirt. I say dress as you like. If somebody is uncomfortable with it, it is their problem, unless they threaten to fire you from your job over it, in which case, bend to meet the needs. (dual meaning thingy there btw...)

Americans tend to be a little less formal than we Brits I think Radio, so we have to be a lot more careful about these things. Deep inside of me there's an American trying to get out. And if he did he'd vote to get rid of George Dubya.

Trouble with kilts pioden is I get sunburned very easily in the lower regions. Can't even wear shorts. Which is a shame for the world, because I've got a great pair of legs.

Unless ur on a football pitch the shirt should be inside. I'm 4eva tucking in my son's shirt. If it's a t shirt then outside