A study has revealed all the clothes you shouldn’t wear on a first date

Take note, daters...

If you're going on a first date, you're probably nervous enough without being told what you can and can't wear, but it's in your best interests to know. Aside from generally being sound, conversing, and wearing clean clothes, what can you do on a first date to ensure that you give yourself the best chance possible of making a lasting impression? A survey about fashion and dating conducted by online dating website Zoosk has revealed that there are some big no-nos when it comes to what to wear on a first date. The online dating platform surveyed 6,646 of its members and analysed 34,579 profiles to gain insight into how daters dress, what’s proper date attire, and what fashion trends singles like best. How you dress on your first date is actually very important, with 54 percent of women saying it’s a deal-breaker if a date is dressed poorly or has bad style. For men, it doesn't matter, because 73 percent of men said the exact opposite. Apparently, the biggest of mistake you can make is wearing wrinkled clothes with 66 percent of people stating that it's the biggest fashion faux pas a person can make on a first date (although it's probably the same about all walks of life). Another pet peeve for a lot of people is wearing baggy clothes with 50 percent saying it's a mistake on a first date, but on the opposite end of the scale, 34 percent said that wearing a shirt that's too tight doesn't work for them. These are the biggest fashion faux pas for singles according to the 6,646 people surveyed by Zoosk and in reality, it should be common sense for most of you. 66 percent – Wrinkled clothes 55 percent – Socks and sandals 53 percent – Crocs 50 percent – Baggy clothes 45 percent – Granny panties 45 percent – Boardshorts/swimwear 44 percent – Dressing too young for your age 39 percent – Pants that are too short/long 38 percent – Low-rise/slung pants 34 percent – Super tight shirts