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>bottom button intentionally left unbuttoned to honor the tradition of emulating some fat lord who couldn't button all the buttons
How is this not any different than like how a Nigga sags his pants down?
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>>18683301
>booooo there cannot be any discussion on my imageboard!!!
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>>18683298
Stop trying to be white, Rajesh Poplobang
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>>18683312
Good job
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>>18683314
>shilling old money, preppy, watches, post "recommend me a white mens fragrance" threads, handmade boots
No, seriously, the white cock sucking from south asians is hilarious
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>>18683323
I mean, if that's the problem then why not get rid of the button?
or if you want to keep it for the looks or to have it as a replacement if the other one falls off, why not get rid of the corresponding hole so it can't be buttoned?
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>>18683298
Some jackets aren't vented (or not well enough necessarily) so having it a bit open helps you not look like a stiff piece of furniture with arms and a head sticking out when walking.
Also having to undo one button instead of two makes it easier to open it fully to sit down as you're supposed to do instead of fiddle with 2+ which looks less elegant.
But yeah I mean I generally never wear it like that myself. I just see why people might.
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>>18683316
It's pretty easy to understand what he said. There is a lot of retardation about trying to be white for some reason, when if you were white to begin with, none of that would be necessary. It's literally just non-whites trying to be white racists as if that is something that could be accomplished through consumption. Sorry, but the only way to look "like a white man" is to be a white man. There is no substitution. You will never be white.
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>>18684038
Nobody wants to look like a "white man", retard. Suits haven't been white people clothes for over a century. Not to mention, modern suits were popularized by Jewish bankers anyway. Most modern western clothes are globohomo clothes, not "white man" clothes. People from every race have been wearing them for over a century now. In fact, more non-whites wear suits now than white people. Nobody thinks of jeans, t-shirts, polo shirts (which btw are Indian, not white), or suits and thinks they're "white" clothes. They're just regular modern globohomo clothes that evolved from adopting elements from every culture in the world. Actual white people clothes are traditional European outfits you see in civil war reenactment and renaissance fairs.
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>>18683298
the fat king story is apocryphal, originally only applied to vests, and no one can agree on which king it even was.
to the best of my research, this "rule" started among the upper class in england around 1900, but only with vests. in this early period, this phenom is not seen outside the uk, and only in photos of fops/dandies/other posh types.
going by clothing catalogs, the trend crossed the pond to america around 1940 but got mixed-up in translation, because it was applied to jackets instead (though for a while it was both jackets and vests) and from there it spread.
before this, fully buttoning one's jacket was common, there were no "rules" on which buttons to fasten, and sometimes people are seen doing the bottom one only (1912 catalog pic related). watch any movie set in the 1930s or earlier, made when those decades were still in living memory (the sting, sound of music, etc) and you will see people with fully buttoned jackets.
if you told someone back then, when the suit was a functional everyday garment, that there were buttons that "must never be buttoned" they would've found it laughable.
it's a bullshit rule based on lies that only persists because "it's a rule". return to tradition, and leave fastened or unfastened whatever button you want.