Here in town I wear the absolute minimal to go grocery shopping every few weeks. Tank, cropped or mesh T, too short denim cut-offs and barefoot all the time, nobody has said anything yet. If I'm traveling somewhere out of town and need to run into a store for something, I've done it shirtless in the same cut-offs and barefoot without any hassles. So might as well be naked at the grocer if all I'm wearing is a strip of tattered jeans covering from below my navel to my crotch.
Here in town I wear the absolute minimal to go grocery shopping every few weeks. Tank, cropped or mesh T, too short denim cut-offs and barefoot all the time, nobody has said anything yet. If I'm traveling somewhere out of town and need to run into a store for something, I've done it shirtless in the same cut-offs and barefoot without any hassles. So might as well be naked at the grocer if all I'm wearing is a strip of tattered jeans covering from below my navel to my crotch.
Are the places where you have shopped shirtless near a body of water? Here in NJ beach towns are much more tolerant of shirtless customers than other places.
While I would agree that you might as well be nude, it probably wouldn't work out well if you tried to.
Here in town I wear the absolute minimal to go grocery shopping every few weeks. Tank, cropped or mesh T, too short denim cut-offs and barefoot all the time, nobody has said anything yet. If I'm traveling somewhere out of town and need to run into a store for something, I've done it shirtless in the same cut-offs and barefoot without any hassles. So might as well be naked at the grocer if all I'm wearing is a strip of tattered jeans covering from below my navel to my crotch.
How do you keep things from falling out of cutoffs that short?
Sorry if I asked before, but couldn't find it if I did.
Difficult at best, staying semi hard keeps it from slipping down a leg opening, the fringe is barely enough to hide the tip while walking. Bending over to get something from a lower shelf is a challenge but the stores out here are pretty small and not very busy. I do the self checkout so no awkward looks or conversations waiting in line.
Difficult at best, staying semi hard keeps it from slipping down a leg opening, the fringe is barely enough to hide the tip while walking. Bending over to get something from a lower shelf is a challenge but the stores out here are pretty small and not very busy. I do the self checkout so no awkward looks or conversations waiting in line.
Thanks. Still curious if the places that let you shop shirtless are near a body of water.
Grocery shopping and trips to the hardware store would be my first choices for enjoying legal/acceptable public nudity. No need to dress to leave the house, and no need to drag a towel around because I wouldnt be sitting down. Of course it would be seasonal where I live. Not expecting this convenience any time soon, though. ,
I would be totally comfortable.
I'm already a barefooter and sometimes get the looks and truly ignorant questions.
Even in the winter I only wear t-shirt and short -- nothing else.
I really do not care what other people think.
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