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according to wiki:
Dres or dresiarz (plural dresy or dresiarze) is used in Poland to describe a certain stereotype of a (typically) young man, usually originating from smaller towns, poor city districts, or towerblock areas in larger cities, who are usually unemployed.
The term itself refers to the wearing of the tracksuit, which in Polish is known as the dres. Dresiarz subculture was first observed in the 1990s. It would later partially merge with the hooligan subcultures. Karks (from Polish: 'kark' "neck") and blokers are related to them, but they're not synonymous terms.
hot hot. according to wiki: Dres or dresiarz (plural dresy or dresiarze) is used in Poland to describe a certain stereotype of a (typically) young man, usually originating from smaller towns, poor city districts, or towerblock areas in larger cities, who are usually unemployed.
The term itself refers to the wearing of the tracksuit, which in Polish is known as the dres. Dresiarz subculture was first observed in the 1990s. It would later partially merge with the hooligan subcultures. Karks (from Polish: 'kark' "neck") and blokers are related to them, but they're not synonymous terms.