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Why?? So many foreigners wear checkered shirts in Thailand. Is it the only style with larger sizes? What's the reason?

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28 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said:

Why?? So many foreigners wear checkered shirts in Thailand. Is it the only style with larger sizes? What's the reason?

My Thai gf always tells me she likes those shirts. I don't like them.

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I see the majority of Thai men wear them too.  I have seen larger Thai women wear them also.

I woukd say its to do with price and availability. They are everywhere !

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1 hour ago, faraday said:

Do you wear one of hats with corks on strings, & a wife beater?

Nope. You see, God and Americans gave us T-shirts, Levis, Nikes, the Ralph Lauren Polo shirt, the motorcycle jacket, and harness boots. Recall that Swedes, one of the more intelligent of the expat groups--who can speak understandable English as well--buy an average of 9 T-shirts per person per year.

 

And with Nikes, light, comfortable trail runners (Nike LDV, 1978) and trekking shoes, good armor against Pattaya’s sidewalks and streets, esp when flooded. BTW, SuperSports has rare sale on Merrells (American) as we speak, so me, I got a new pair.???? Utterly indestructible; should last me till my ashes swim in Pattaya Bay.


So there you go: distinguish (or rather, disguise) yourself as a cool global dude and win more smiles in the Land Of Smiles—initially, anyway. Pro tip: lose the belly and get fit so’s you can wear the slim sizes.

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I have Many ‘Madrass’ shirts ( checkered )

it is the lightest cotton you can get.

Very Good for wearing in hot weather ????

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40 minutes ago, BigStar said:

So there you go: distinguish (or rather, disguise) yourself as a cool global dude and win more smiles in the Land Of Smiles—initially, anyway. Pro tip: lose the belly and get fit so’s you can wear the slim sizes.

 You do rather go on, don't you.

 

Pro tip:

 

Dry up.

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2 hours ago, BigStar said:

Part of the Brit uniform, innit? Checked shirt that looks bought at the East End Thrift shop, shirttail out to minimize the gut, cargo shorts, sandals (often with socks, even white socks). Convenient to recognize the Brit and adjust your expectations accordingly.

Don't the proper Brits wear nice coloured chequered shirts so they don't offend their new neighbours?

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2 minutes ago, faraday said:

Yes, yes they do.

 

Some people - no names mentioned ???? like to believe that their *ahem* style, i.e. discount warehouse, is what all people wear.

 

????

 

 

https://www.farfetch.com/uk/shopping/men/burberry/shirts-2/items.aspx

 

 

I made my dig at the Brit's ridiculous spelling habits a little more obvious after you missed it!  ????

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Ok, seems some take things too far.

 

No one minds a bit of banter, this is the Pub, but some just have to push it.

 

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