going clubbing with a friend first time, said i gotta dress smart,

>>10693769
Neutral colored polo. Black brown or khaki trousers, maybe a hat.

full rick

Where a nice shirts and some pants

full suit and tie

>>10694206
nah, jokes aside,

>>10693995
this guys on point, anything with a collar is good

Drive by a club and dress just a little bit more formally than the people you see in line, but essentially the same

Wear something simple basic but clean.

>>10694210
Why would you need a collar to go clubbing.

>>10693769
My rule of thumb for most clothing is that it needs to be (1) dark, (2) moderately dressy but (3) well-fitted, and (4) cheap. Don't roll into a club wearing a suit or some designer clothing, and definitely don't roll around in AF1s and a goddamn baggy shirt (they won't even let you in).

For a shirt: some brands sell dark colored dress shirts that are made of lightweight fabric or that contain a small amount of lycra (/spandex). These work well because they are cheap, can be tailored to fit well, and they can (generally) take a beating. Girls also tend to like them because their bar for that sort of thing is somewhere near the floor. T-shirts tend to look too informal, though henleys are appropriate alternatives (in my opinion, depends - henleys tend to look good on more muscular builds)

For pants: jeans are okay, but most people here love on their jeans too much to risk them being destroyed. Again, dark colors here are a good idea. Something slim fitting, reasonably lightweight, and movable - just not dress pants. I tend to avoid khakis and similar styles because (1) it feels too preppy for a club and (2) shit gets spilled on them too much anyway.

For shoes: no sneakers. I have a beat-around pair of pebblegrain Cole Haan lace-ups for this exact purpose: they're cheap enough where I DGAF if they fall apart, the style is good enough for most clubs, and they are reasonably comfy. That said, I'm currently looking for something better - I'll let you know if something comes to mind.

Other stuff: Undershirts are helpful to hide sweat, as is always the case.

>>10694226
Autism

>>10693769
NBs
Black jeans
Black T

A shirt, black jeans and some decent shoes.

It really depends on the club you're going to, though. You can get away with wearing a t-shirt as long as you're not wearing autism shoes like NBs.

>>10694221
agreed, collar shirts will make you sweat while clubbing.

>>10694210
Yes definitely collar shirt, something neutral not too bright. I also wear mdma. Obviously half of these people have never been into an actual club.

>>10693769
black simple bomber, plain white dress shirt, black chinos or suit trousers, black derby/white cps.

what i usually wear out.

>>10693769
bump, post some fits fuccbois

Fuck kinda club you going where people dress up?

Just wear something that can get dirty wo you freaking out about it
Dressing up is for drinks, not this