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Men Don’t Dress Like Boys
I’ve noticed something you’ve probably noticed too. Grown men dressing like boys. In a typical American restaurant, you’ll find 30- and 40-something men dressed like their pre-teen or teenage sons: Air Jordans, a graphic tee, and an oversized flat-brimmed ballcap. The puerility of men’s clothing is on full display at an American airport. You’ll see […]This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.