Peter Millar or vineyard vines to maximize larp?
Hello all. Never played golf but watch a ton of golf and tennis so I have something to talk about (I genuinely don’t give a rats ass about watching any other sport besides basketball and football) what’s better for larping in the office and fitting in? Is Peter Millar the new wave? Should I go crown or whale? Please suggest some advantages and disadvantages of both.
PM > VV. Although some of your waspy northeast coworkers would appreciate VV for nostalgic reasons.
VV polo/qzip is fine outside the office but tbh its lowkey not even in the same league as PM for in-office wear. If I see VV in the office it's like "this kid is retarded." Hate to say it but lax days are over now. Most PM doesn't even have a logo, your best bet would be getting prestigious golf course PM gear.
VV is a fashion statement. Shows that you would die for the whale. Might ruffle some feathers. PM clears tho
Fully agree. The issue is that our offices are full of nincompoops. Makes me feel like a wolf in sheepwear. Anyone who doesn't pick up the signals is a retard
touch grass
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