19 Articles Of Clothing Women Will Always Judge Others For Wearing

MAGA, or "Make America Great Again" is any kind of merch that has this slogan. I think this goes without saying why some people are against it.

One woman wrote that it's even worse for people to wear after the Capitol Riot.

"I saw one of those anime porn shirts in the wild the other day. Dude was just walking across the street wearing a very colorful and loud shirt of a naked anime child-looking woman with giant breasts. Bold move, kid. You look incredibly creepy." - u/grapefruit_witchh

Looking at you, Kanye!

These clothes usually look ridiculous on normal people and the price tag is always way too expensive.

One woman argued that you can buy the exact same look (probably at a thrift store) for way cheaper.

"There was once a time when wearing a Punisher logo meant "I like the Punisher character". But now it's basically visual shorthand for 'I'm a massive asshole. A masshole.' So... anything with the Punisher skull." - u/theycallmethatnerd

Daisy dukes are one thing; shorts that are so short, they show your butt are entirely another!

This makes the people wearing them basically naked in public. One woman pointed out that their bare butt is touching whatever they were sitting on.

"I used to be a hotel manager and once had this stoner kid come in asking for a job. He was wearing a t-shirt with 5 women in thong bikinis. Just 5 asses in my face asking for a job. Hard pass, kid." u/the_empress111

It doesn't matter how stylish these are. People will always think that you're not wearing pants! Especially if you're far away.

This just makes things super awkward and puts you on the verge of a public indecency charge.

"Go fight on the internet like a normal person. I saw a man wearing one with a quote about white privilege- my one and only thought was, "what a [expletive] loser." - u/krnoel

Sorry, but not everyone can pull it off — no matter what you tell yourself. If you want it to work, one woman said that you will require a trench coat, a cigarette, city streets around you, and an elegant dame who hired you to solve a murder case.

"I know that they’re not inherently sexual and can just be seen as any other type of stocking or legging, but whenever I see a child wear them, I think dear god why."-u/almostdoctorposting. Unless it's Halloween, these probably shouldn't be worn.

Stop by your local Walmart and you're bound to see plenty of these!

In addition to making a person look lazy and sloppy, some people wear pajamas that haven't been washed in about a week. Next!

"Men and jorts. Why do your shorts need to be so tough and durable? Why are your calves so naturally durable? What happened to make your thigh area delicate? Have they ever seen the light of the sun?? On and on, the questions come." - u/ophel1a_

They hang so low and basically show a man's their entire butt. Whenever they bend over, people around them are forced to see what boxers they're wearing.

Haven't they heard of a belt??? Also, isn't it super uncomfortable to wear?!

"Especially when they're normally worn by the skinniest, flattest teenage girls you've ever seen, and by every experience I had in my teen years, those girls will also be mean as heck too." - u/Justcameheretovote

"I've always found them to be overpriced and odd. They don't seem comfortable and the purpose is to show your skin or wear super weird-looking high-waisted pants with it. The whole outfit looks uncomfortable."-u/Dogsrulekidsdrule. Plus, they're tailored mainly to those who are skinny.

They look so cute on the rack and then so atrocious in the changing room. One woman wrote that they only work for certain body types. Going to the bathroom in them is also a pain since you have to basically get undressed.

"They’re expensive and ugly. In my mind the point of a tracksuit is you can not only exercise in them, but you can paint, garden etc in them if needed. What’s the point of a tracksuit that you’re afraid to get dirty?" - u/TooHardToThinkOfName

Thanks to '90s fashion trends coming back, this has meant the return of low-rise jeans (think Britney Spear back then and you should be able to visualize it). These were always way too loose and often showed off a person's butt crack.

"It makes me think that you have no taste of your own and only buy things for status. I know sometimes the wearer genuinely likes the design."-u/Murhuedur. Plus, these items are hella expensive for no reason sometimes!

H/T: Reddit