If its from JD and its not footwear its chavvy. The puffa will make you look like a eastern European, not saying thats a bad thing, but its defiantly not a good look.
I kit myself out in Nike to go to the gym and i'm one of the least chavvy people you could come across, sooo....no. I don't think it's chavvy. Although i sort of think it does depend on the situation...i'd never wear Nike clothing unless i was doing any kind of exercise.
The gilet I've posted isn't nice to be fair and I wouldn't ever wear it; but I don't get all this hate towards gilet's, the'y're absolutely stunning if they're worn correctly with the right swag they look amazing.
OI, remember this, it's not what you wear, it's the way you wear it, remember this so next time you wont have to come on the internet to approve clothes you can and cant wear, you could wear nike TN's and adidas full track suit, if you funk it in a special way, it will not be chav, CHAV is a state of mind not just clothing, remmber that
Well of course but mainly it's what they wear and how they act you'll see a chav on the west side of London you'll then get stabbed and robbed so you got to keep an eye out on the clothing so hah you're all wrong i'm right and i'm the devil mwahaha
When you're talking about matching tracky tops and bottoms, yes it is chavy, but if it's their shoes and sports equipment used for their correct purpose, then it's good quality stuff.
I would've thought that chavs would prefer fancier more expensive clothes! Anyhow, I don't think there is anything wrong with wearing Nike to the gym or while working out but I'd never wear it as casual wear.