Fit ideas for my character

[RoyalPainter]

I've roleplayed Hispanic characters for so long that I kind of forgot what normal clothes for a white country dude look like and whatever I make looks weird, I was wondering if anyone could send some clothes guide or really just give me general ideas as I would appreciate it a lot. Thanks. 

 

[DudeWithNoUserName]

Flannel and jeans brother, 'n a fat lip of dip.

 

YEEEEHAAWWW

[Juicebox.]

Just dont overthink it man. Jean's for sure, as for shirt it really depends on what ur characters plans are. If hes working class throw on a simple button up shirt or even a t shirt. 

 

Fuck cowboy boots real workers dont wear those they are really just for show anymore, some work boots work fine or just basic tennis shoes. 

 

And then give him a hat of some sort and u gotta try n look cool and throw that bitch on backwards.

[RoyalPainter]

21 minutes ago, DudeWithNoUserName said:

Flannel and jeans brother, 'n a fat lip of dip.

 

YEEEEHAAWWW

Not sure how to feel about this LOL

Edited February 2, 2021 by RoyalPainter

[RoyalPainter]

4 minutes ago, Juicebox. said:

Just dont overthink it man. Jean's for sure, as for shirt it really depends on what ur characters plans are. If hes working class throw on a simple button up shirt or even a t shirt. 

 

Fuck cowboy boots real workers dont wear those they are really just for show anymore, some work boots work fine or just basic tennis shoes. 

 

And then give him a hat of some sort and u gotta try n look cool and throw that bitch on backwards.

Well, my character is a working class country boy feel me? I'm not trying to make him vintage like he still wears hoodies and what not but he works in a farm and all that stuff feel me?

[DudeWithNoUserName]

43 minutes ago, RoyalPainter said:

Not sure how to feel about this LOL

 

Throw some chewing tobacco in that left cheek and your good, cowboy.

Edited February 2, 2021 by DudeWithNoUserName

[Koko]

I live in a rural environment, so I can speak from personal experience: for their daily life your character doesn't need to wear overalls and have a blade of wheat on his lip, but clothes are definitely function over form: nice work/rain boots, maybe some work trousers/cargo pants/jeans and maybe a hunting vest of sorts for work on the field (you'll need the pockets), and generally depending on their style you can go for simple checkered shirts, or literally a plain basic t-shirt.

 

You're going to get dirty, you're going to be muddy, and you're going to get cold in the winter: invest in cheap hoodies, beanies and caps. You need clothes you're not going to miss when they rip on the one hand, and you're going to need things of better quality that serve a purpose: raincoats, warm clothes, nice footwear...

 

Unless your character is particularly well-off or vain (or you're going for the Sandy Shores Texan look), a lot of the time you're going to be wearing basic/generic clothes from your local shop because they'd realistically wear them out. A good touch might be to add some promotional t-shirts that are disposable (an LTD shirt, a Cluckin' Bell shirt... things they probably got for free and don't really care about).

 

For your daily life depending on who your character is, he's more likely to dress like the guy on the left than the guy on the right unless it's a special occasion:

                                                                               

Edited February 2, 2021 by Koko

[MomoIsHere]

What I personally aim for:

 

 

[RoyalPainter]

1 hour ago, Koko said:

I live in a rural environment, so I can speak from personal experience: for their daily life your character doesn't need to wear overalls and have a blade of wheat on his lip, but clothes are definitely function over form: nice work/rain boots, maybe some work trousers/cargo pants/jeans and maybe a hunting vest of sorts for work on the field (you'll need the pockets), and generally depending on their style you can go for simple checkered shirts, or literally a plain basic t-shirt.

 

You're going to get dirty, you're going to be muddy, and you're going to get cold in the winter: invest in cheap hoodies, beanies and caps. You need clothes you're not going to miss when they rip on the one hand, and you're going to need things of better quality that serve a purpose: raincoats, warm clothes, nice footwear...

 

Unless your character is particularly well-off or vain (or you're going for the Sandy Shores Texan look), a lot of the time you're going to be wearing basic/generic clothes from your local shop because they'd realistically wear them out. A good touch might be to add some promotional t-shirts that are disposable (an LTD shirt, a Cluckin' Bell shirt... things they probably got for free and don't really care about).

 

For your daily life depending on who your character is, he's more likely to dress like the guy on the left than the guy on the right unless it's a special occasion:

                                                                               

Thank you for your response, it helps a lot I appreciate it 🙂

[cxn]

Hey! I totally get our point, but you can always google outfits and inspire you as you see them. So like just try to find something nice on google and try to make something out of your own with your style. For example: 

(Source: https://www.gtaall.com/gta-san-andreas/skins/96306-skin-random-22-outfit-country.html )