QuantumSquid
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i think the 2nd set of cufflinks looks best.
Any thoughts on Super Dry clothing? Are they good quality clothes that will last a while? They're stuff is pretty expensive and a relative in London likes the brand. I'm interested in one of their jackets/parka.
Is a parka acceptable in Los Angeles? It gets into the 40 degree Fahrenheit in the winter.
Numero dos 4 me
i think the 2nd set of cufflinks looks best.
yo quick, can you think of any other easily maintainable hairstyles?
used to just do a number 2 or 3 all over, now I do 2 or 3 back and sides and a short trim on top. Do nothing with my hair and go to barber every 3 or 4 weeks
Yeah, I'm thinking of just getting a slightly thicker jacker instead.Parkas are usually a bit too warm for 4C weather, but I also live in a cold place, so our threshold for cold is probably different.
I'm trying to find Super Dry info. Is the quality bad? I like their jacket designs more than Gap or Uniqlo.reddit dislikes superdry. I will admit I am put off by the fact that they are a british company pretending to be japanese.
I mostly just browse online stores and local boutiques to see what my favorite designers are putting out each year. Once you start to get a stable of designers you follow it is easy to keep an eye out for their shows and releases. Do you have any idea of what kind of look you are aiming for? Or you just want to find inspiration.
My musings for my current looks. Picked up an Elena Dawson and Ann D jacket plus a complete steal on a 991 boot for under $400.
reddit dislikes superdry. I will admit I am put off by the fact that they are a british company pretending to be japanese.
Nah, now they're selling to your dad who wants to be down with the kidsnot only that but most of the written japanese is bad gibberish. don't know anything about the fabric quality but most of the brand is weird trendy pandering to japanophiles.
Nah, now they're selling to your dad who wants to be down with the kids
Yeah, they were cool for a while but played out now. I had a funnel neck jacket I bought from there, wore it about twice, gave it to a charity shop a few months back.Superdry boat has sailed in the UK, going the way of Jack Wills now
Yeah, they were cool for a while but played out now. I had a funnel neck jacket I bought from there, wore it about twice, gave it to a charity shop a few months back.
It's decent gear like, quite well made, just a bit corny and try hard with the branding all over it.
I highly recommend Bonobos in their Tailored fit. I swear by them now for all my casual-wear needs.Where can I find good slim/skinny tapered dark blue jeans in 30x32, without any fake fading? They don't have to be raw or selvedge or whatever, just decent quality.
Preferably under $80.
I highly recommend Bonobos in their Tailored fit. I swear by them now for all my casual-wear needs.
What kind of shoes would you wear it with?Where can I find good slim/skinny tapered dark blue jeans in 30x32, without any fake fading? They don't have to be raw or selvedge or whatever, just decent quality.
Preferably under $80.
Where can I find good slim/skinny tapered dark blue jeans in 30x32, without any fake fading? They don't have to be raw or selvedge or whatever, just decent quality.
Preferably under $80.
What kind of shoes would you wear it with?
Nudies Tube Tom. Not uncommon to find >$100, sometimes in the $50-60 range at Nordstrom Rack.
Bonobos doesn't make normal looking jeans... they look like chinos but with jean-style pockets.
I'm just looking for something like this:
Yeah, they were cool for a while but played out now. I had a funnel neck jacket I bought from there, wore it about twice, gave it to a charity shop a few months back.
It's decent gear like, quite well made, just a bit corny and try hard with the branding all over it.
Thank you. This is the input I was looking for. I'm not necessarily concerned with what's "in". I like the way their jackets look, but I just found them pricy. So my main concern was quality. It sounds like the general consensus is that it's pretty good quality that will last a while.It's great stuff don't get me wrong, so is Jack wills and abercrombie. Just not in anymore
https://bonobos.com/products/blue-jean?color=superior dark wash&pant-fit=slim
I promise, these are very "normal looking" jeans.
$128 though... I could get nudie jeans for that price.
Edit: And I did. Thin Finns in a color called Dry Dark Grey. They still look slightly blue to me though so it's fine.
Thank you. This is the input I was looking for. I'm not necessarily concerned with what's "in". I like the way their jackets look, but I just found them pricy. So my main concern was quality. It sounds like the general consensus is that it's pretty good quality that will last a while.
Be prepared for those, Thin Finns are the tightest fitting jeans I've ever worn but they're pretty elastic so they're not completely uncomfortable.
$128 though... I could get nudie jeans for that price.
Edit: And I did. Thin Finns in a color called Dry Dark Grey. They still look slightly blue to me though so it's fine.
Outfit ideas to go with J Crew NB 791 shoes? Wondering if I want to keep them or not..
olive chinos and a light blue oxford shirt
both go very well with white sneakers
Black socks ok? Look kind of weird there to be honest. Or maybe even grey?
Which shoes should I get for work?
OR
Anyone up in NYC for anything fashion week related? Have a lot of time to pass the next two days
Bonobos doesn't make normal looking jeans... they look like chinos but with jean-style pockets.
I'm just looking for something like this:
http://www.asos.com/asos/asos-skinn...talstyles=3&gridsize=3&gridrow=1&gridcolumn=3
EDIT: unrolled/straight http://www.asos.com/asos/asos-skinn...alstyles=11&gridsize=3&gridrow=3&gridcolumn=2
apart from that, I can't tell a difference.