Can someone explain this romper shit to me? Why is it a big deal

>>12490692
It's not. Some company making them is doing a shit ton of advertising in order to make it a meme

Actually, it's one of the few "unisex" attires that are actually unisex.

Some clothes masculinize women while other feminize men, this isn't.

Plebs are mad that this was made for Fratboys and Dudebros instead of those shitty hipsters and twigs.

if you look like that why not just wear shorts and a shirt..

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>>12490692
>why are you naked in a men's bathroom
>sorry bro, rocking my romper today

>>12490794
They're not really unisex because they have buttons. Male and female clothing buttons on opposite sides. Some exceptions do exist, but they're rare.

eg. A WW2 General had his clothes button on the "wrong" side because he was left-handed.

>>12490694
fpbp

>>12490692
media feminization of men, decadence. the end

black athletic shorts and a white t is the only /fa/ athletic outfit unless you are some jacked dude.

>>12492945
wtf is feminine about it?

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>>12493013
It's a cutoff jumpsuit, I think it's got a lot of masculine potential. A no nonsense garment for a no nonsense man.

Also, it's almost like the return of the tunic. Pants have dominated us for too long. Its is time to return the west to its Greco-Roman roots.

>>12493013
first of all rompers are for toddlers. Secondly when you google rompers you get results like Forever 21's collection for women. it's a narcissistic attention whore bondage unit as far as I'm concerned. Clothing pieces made from one cloth are traditionally for women. Men wear jumpsuits for jobs like engineering and working on cars, not for fashion. Rompers for men is part of a series on emasculation, that's why there are 50 new articles about them all at once.

>>12493437
Really wish cloaks and tunics would make a come back

>>12493437
I like jumpsuits, and I like tunics, but I don't really like these

Weren't rompers a thing in like the 70s? They were terrycloth or something like that, for the poolside

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>>12492945
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>>12493531

Being afraid to wear an article of clothing because you perceive it as feminine is the emasculation of men. Either wear it because you like it or don't wear it because you don't like it, it isn't a big deal.

>>12494236
The point isn't the artifact itself, but the reason people are talking about it out of nowhere.

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>>12493531
>Clothing pieces made from one cloth are traditionally for women.
Is what you mean that women's clothing tend to have longer skirts so their trousers don't show as much? What traditional clothing is only made of one cloth? What do you mean by that?

>>12490692
its just a forced normie meme thats not funny at all