A study suggests there's a correlation between the size of the logo on a man's shirt and how they're perceived in terms of trustworthiness, reliability and their level of promiscuity.
The research by University of Michigan in Ann Arbor psychologist Daniel Kruger indicates that men who wore loud, expensive clothing with large logos were perceived to be more interested in finding a mate to sleep with but not to marry. Men who wore shirts with smaller logos, however, were seen as more trustworthy and reliable.
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