Has wearing beer apparel gone too far?

I rock my Pliny almost religiously. I buy brewery t shirts from all my travels and never wear them.

Honestly I feel whatever works. You do you boo boo.

 

Beer apparel is my souvenir when I travel to places. Do I want a shirt that says Portland on it? Hell no! I want my $30 Rogue T-Shirt.

Support your local brewery and consider yourself a local of each place you travel to.

 

Just because it doesnt have a giant GAP logo on it doesnt mean its not branded on the outsude. Every designer/grown up/nice dress shirt usually has one even if it is subtle.

 

Yep let's all wear logo less clothing like the Catholic school kids...

 

Says the guy with a DFH logo for his avatar. Hope they are paying you.

 

I actually own several, and can count the number of times i've actually worn them on one hand. I buy them more as a memento of a trip, as I do with bands that I see. Just for my own personal style, it doesn't suit me. However, at tastings/bottle shares, I will break them out.

 

I don't really wear it.

 

This thread is so "edgy".

 

Subtle? I think you're spending too much time on this site.

 

I like em. I wear em. Well, not the hats, but I don't wear hats. If there was a tie dye bandana with Brewery logo I would wear it. Us OG geeks don't worry or care about what next wave hipsters think about how we are or dress.

And no one cares what you think about it, and no one cares that you started drinking fine beer three weeks ago and already sport a sardonic sentiment to proclaim it, but thanks for being edgy and cool with your new shirt

 

I love me a favorite brewery hat..

 

Fixed that for you

 

I wear brewery apparel all the time. My recent additions include a HF hoodie, HF T Shirt, and Prohibition Pig T Shirt. Of the T shirts I wear regularly, half are probably beer related. In my 20's, more than half were Phish related, so at least the percentage is down.

 

You're right. I have no idea what I was thinking. I probably should have gone all the way with casquette, non?

 

Is it off taste to wear another brewery's tshirt at another brewery?

 

I find that when I wear my Sauza shirt on brewer tours people leave me alone. I like sampling the beers in peace. Nothing worse than a guy who doesn't know much about beer telling you all about it. BA camo!

 

It's similar to golf guy who's sporting more logos than a Nascar. It's not what I go for, but I respect the coordinated beer guy look more than sports guy wearing a shirt with another mans name on the back, or anyone wearing anything tucked into denim.