/fa/ - Fashion

>>6606312

>>6606306

i feel like u should save up for some green or greyish drips

>>6606281

>youre dadcore.

lol u dont even have sneakers pops, just ur brown dad shoes

>>6606263

yeah theyre an odd shoe. I love the upper, i just think the outsole is disgusting, otherwise id get a pair, i think the rest of it is great

>>6606231

>what school you go to?

for sewing and patternmaking i went to la trade tech, they have killer instructors for that.

>do you think almost any community college would be worth taking some night classes at/is this stuff pretty standard?

no, very few schools offer decent industrial sewing classes, and teach you how to use and create patterns. its extremely specialized and not many schools in the US at least offer it.

>or would instruction vary a lot?

yes it would.

>>6606236

http://www.stylezeitgeist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16658

715 shipped to the us, probably could get him to go for 650

>>6606220

what size do you need? black?

>>6606185

i first started taking home sewing classes from an old lady when i was 16 and had no idea how to start. then i worked doing cutting and sewing for an industrial design company that made products out of fabric, then i took industrial sewing classes, and lots of pattern making classes which require you to sew the patterns you make, and i also make clothes for myself and to sell. I also do projects freelance, which tend to be costume type of projects. i also worked at a leathergoods factory and sewed preliminary samples.

lots of places i guess thats just the sewing exp. ive had off the top of my head

no worries, but yeah people ask constantly, and before you ask, no you cant learn from books, at least not well.

>>6606192

nah i posted my shoes already.

>>6606069

>>6606168

also whats really cool is this tee from 08 has silk sleeves and an unstable cotton body. i tried to capture the contrasting fabrics but its impossible to tell without looking closely at the shirt

>>6606149

ricks cotton is great though, honestly love how unstable cotton wears, although i do want a 85 silk 15 viscose shirt.

>>6606141

35+shipping each, long or shortsleeve, slim or relaxed.

>>6606142

void1959.tumblr.com/

look through the pages, theres a variety of things.
void1959@gmail.com

>>6606151

Yeah sure, send an email with your size in jeans, waist size, and how tall you are. Ive been making lots of elongated sweats lately.


the only thing is i need to take all orders for august in the next 10 days, because i have to liquidate my studio by the 20th.

>>6606130

those shirts have like a 28cm shoulder width, impossible for a dude to wear without it looking weird as fuck. womens knit tee shirts fit so differently

>>6606109

are they rick?

>>6606105

no i sell the clothes, not the patterns, you can buy one and knock it off if you want though :)

its not hard for me because i sew and make patterns often, if you dont its probably harder, but if you are interested, i recommend trying it regardless

>>6606049

hey whens ur cdg pants going to arrive

>>6605826

damn why is my fagginess increasing?

>>6606085

nah theyre rubber bands, i use them to tie my hair back

are red rubber bands an anorexia thing?

>>6606063

>still doesnt know that to wear rick you should buy 4 pairs minimum for your rotation

i thought people had learned their lesson by now?

>>6606049

they had a sale awhile ago, i got some rick shirts for really cheap that i couldnt pass up, could sell them on sufu for more than i paid probably

>>6606024

:-)

cleaned up almost everything at this point, but i used to have my walls covered in completed patterns, with notes on them that i wanted to remember, one wall was entirely patterns for different types of sleeves, with their revisions. another wall was different cuts of trousers

>>6605676

sorry, what i said is still understandable though right?

>>6605341

>Hey user, i believe you said something about working as an industrial sewer or something when you got out of high school?

yeah i did, but also was a cutter half the time, by hand and managed a cutting table.

>could you possibly tell me about that, and what it was like and what you learned?

repetitive, long hours, really boring in certain aspects, just listening to the radio and slicing out shapes of fabric.

industrial sewing is also super repetitive, you cut huge stacks of all the pieces of things youre going to sew, and there is a specific order everything is done in, so you do one step over and over until all the pieces have that step finished then you move on to the next one.

Also spent a great deal of time installing hardware, snaps, zippers, twist fasteners, etc. was grunt work basically because i wasnt really experienced in anything.

maybe tell me specifically what you want to know?

>how would someone go about trying to find a job like that?

i dont know, i got the job because my relatives are designers and run the business.

jeans

>>6605324

void1959@gmail.com