Prole gap
the gap between the back of the collar of a man’s shirt and his suit, which indicates that the suit is cheap and does not fit properly, and that its wearer is lower cl-ss (proletarian). also “pleb gap.”
executive: the new guy in accounting doesn’t seem as if he belongs in a firm like ours.
fellow executive: yes, you can tell that just by looking at his suit: he’s got prole gap.
executive: what???
fellow executive: a gap between a guy’s suit and shirt collar is a sign that the suit is not fitted properly and that the guy’s a prole.
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