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A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding up
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Author:  justej [ Thu Mar 31, 2016 12:59 pm ]
Post subject:  A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding up
I've been wearing an undershirt that is super long. I can't stand shirts being tucked in so I've just been wearing an undershirt that is too long. Seems to be working until I get my onsies in the mail.
Author:  matthewmeto [ Thu Mar 31, 2016 1:43 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding
A belt and wearing my pants higher on my waist has been great. Ive also bought larger slacks and pants to accomodate. I like to be somewhat fashionable and finding ways to stay fashionable and protected is difficult, but not impossible. I usually wear longer v neck undershirts to ensure they do not show.
Author:  justej [ Thu Mar 31, 2016 2:23 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding
My pants ALWAYS ride on my hips. I have a weird body. I can't wait for my onsies to come in. I always wear underwear over my diaper but that's not always a sure fire way to prevent wardrobe malfunction
Author:  matthewmeto [ Thu Mar 31, 2016 2:56 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding
I dont really wear underwear over it as I feel it adds more bulk and its not comfortable. Plus it doesnt do much! Most of my normal underwear sits in my dresser next to my diapers taunting me! :lol:

Im surprised belts dont work that well. A combination of a belt and long vneck has worked for me for years and I'm a heavier dude. I havent seen any onesies in a vneck style so I have never tried them, plus its a little much for me. If it works for you, awesome! Good luck
Author:  justej [ Thu Mar 31, 2016 3:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding
Yea I don't know why but belts have never kept my pants up (i still wear one though) pants never fit me right. Shorts seem to be okay though. Yea I'm weird.
:)
Author:  matthewmeto [ Thu Mar 31, 2016 8:24 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding
justej wrote:
Yea I don't know why but belts have never kept my pants up (i still wear one though) pants never fit me right. Shorts seem to be okay though. Yea I'm weird.
:)

Are they elastic-y shorts? Or maybe the shorts just have the right waist measurement. Or its your lower legs that pull them down.

Usually if pants slide down, it just means they're too small (or too big obviously). I had the problem where I could never find a pair of pants that fit with my calves, as my calves are gigantic. So the pressure from my calves would always bring the pants down as I walked. Fortunately, I mostly wear slacks and look for that when I try on pants or jeans. Nothing more awkward than pants that don't fit, especially combined with any kind of protection!

Plus, belts look great!
Author:  63WArmy [ Fri Apr 01, 2016 1:27 am ]
Post subject:  Re: A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding
I alway wear a undershirt. I do have onesies and they are good but when you are in a hurry to strip so you can make the bathroom sometimes the snaps take too long. Another thing is with the onesie if you sit make sure you snap the onesie together. I learned the hard way that the back is much longer and will dip into the toilet. My fav under shirt isn't Deluth Trading buck naked. Yes it is a $30 undershirt but they have lasted me 2 years of wearing almost everyday. The are extra long to stay tucked in.
Author:  Porkchop [ Fri Apr 01, 2016 8:05 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A little tip that I've found to help with shirts riding
justej wrote:
Yea I don't know why but belts have never kept my pants up (i still wear one though) pants never fit me right. Shorts seem to be okay though. Yea I'm weird.
:)


Me too!!!! I thought I was the only one!!!
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