Men + Large Logos = Bad Relationships?

A study — titled “Phenotypic Mimicry Distinguishes Cues of Mating Competition From Paternal Investment in Men’s Conspicuous Consumption” — published by the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin has determined, among other things, that “Men who wear tops with large logos on them are perceived as less interested in committed relationships” after hundreds of students at the University of Michigan were shown two Ralph Lauren shirts, one with a large logo and another with a small logo on it. (T-shirt photo from Unsplash)