/fa/ - Fashion

4Dimension
>Small Taiwanese label producing inexpensive techwear outerwear, tops and pants. Quality is on par with Guerilla Group, not comparable to large manufacturers such as Nike or Acronym but they are specifically targeted at the techwear aesthetic and this is a much cheaper alternative than Veilance and Acronym for brand new items. Fit is on the small side.

Acronym
>Military aesthetic, fashion forward cuts and functions, latest technical garments. High price. Footwear collaboration with Nike more form over function. Very strong resale and hard to get cheaply.

Adidas
>Sportswear brand with footwear lines that can work with the aesthetic such as the Tubular and Flux range. Certain apparel from Adidas Performance and Originals line can be found with technical fabrics and futuristic aesthetics. Outlets and eBay can be used to find good deals. Quality is quite high for the price.

Arcteryx LEAF
>The Law-Enforcement and Armed Forces line of the outdoors brand Arcterx. High priced but good build quality and materials. Can be found on the second hand market on eBay sold by retired soldiers relatively cheap. Mix with casual elements like sneakers to reduce the military/tactical look of these pieces.

Darn tough
>Only socks you need to own, highest quality you can get. Big time techwear staple, but 1-trick pony line.

Descente Allterrain
>Techwear diffusion line by a Japanese outdoors brand. Quality and price are high and tends to be slightly over-branded for the aesthetic.

Final Home
>Japanese streetwear brand with military and urban design references. Quality is low but the design aesthetic works very well with techwear. Don’t expect any technical fabrics. Can be found on eBay for a moderate price used.

I'll start us off then, posting my WAYWT.

Finisterre
>Best merino wool shirts I've ever worn, soft, comfortable, worn for days on end, they come in multiple colours and styles, are made in Europe and are the best priced even compared to mass-produced clothes like Icebreaker.

Guerrilla Group
> Military inspired futuristic streetwear that is affordably priced for brand new items. Limited use of technical fabrics and quality control is not as high as large manufacturers. If 4Dimension is the affordable version of Acronym, Guerrilla Group is the more affordable version of WTAPS.

Icebreaker
>Merino wool line with offerings ranging from stealth-tech to tech aesthetic. Great for F/W baselayer. Among the highest quality merino fibers you can get. Great hoodies and tech button-ups.

Maharishi
>UK streetwear brand with a military/utilitarian aesthetic. Can be found cheaply used on eBay, especially from the UK. Limited use of technical fabrics. Good source of cargo pants and bombers.

Mission Workshop
> Cycling oriented designs, high quality construction, use of technical fabrics ranging from neoshell to schoeller textiles. Designs are clean, prices are moderately high. Also a source backpacks and messengers with very high build quality.

Neighborhood Technical
>Technical diffusion line of a Japanese streetwear label. Rare and difficult to find. Check Yahoo!JP auctions. Interesting fit and use of some technical fabrics.

Nike (NikeLab, ACG, Sphere, NSW)
>One of the best sources for inexpensive techwear garments. Numerous shoe models work with the aesthetic and have some of the best footwear technology in the world. Waterproof clothing and farbics such as Gore-Tex can be found across many product lines. Nike Sphere is often discounted and marketed towards runners and is a good source of inexpensive waterproof shells. ACG is expensive new but resale is poor and eBay is a good source for cheap second hand jackets and pants.

Outdoor research
>Affordable hit or miss (in terms of aesthetic) line, best functional rain shells you'll find under like $400 (helium 2 HD) and good soft-shell offerings.

Outlier
>Casualwear looking tech line with amazing shorts and pants, but also some other good offerings. more of a focus on aesthetic than function.

Patagonia
>Outdoor line with a focus on ethical/eco friendly manufacturing processes. more focused on performance than tech aesthetic, but their serious tech pieces are done in modern and fashionable cuts for the most part. similar to TNF except their garments are taken seriously within the innawoods community. Comparable to Arcteryx.

Peak Performance
> Good mix of outdoor gear and urban gear, most items claim at least some degree of water resistance, trousers use anatomical forms so as to not hinder movement. Urban gear is understated and their outdoor gear has the typical bright colours you would expect.

Polartec surplus
>Dope affordable military surplus fleeces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Great starting point for midlayer.

Prada Sport
>Technical sportswear by luxury fashion house Prada. Uses top quality materials and construction is excessively good (6 rows of reinforced stitching in places). Second hand market is filled with this brand on eBay, especially from the UK. This is an affordable way to get a top-quality Gore-Tex shell. Pants are another good item from this brand with wide cuts and technical stretch materials. Minimalistic designs work with the aesthetic and colorways are typically black, navy and beige.

prAna
>yoga line with very good stealth-tech pants and shorts among their line. amazing price to quality ratio. similar to outlier, but more budget-minded with a greater focus on function.

REI co-op
>budget oriented techwear basics line. best budget puffies in term of insulation and construction/hardware. casual look.

RLX
>Technical sportswear diffusion line of Ralph Lauren. Well-made and plenty available new and second hand heavily discounted on eBay in the US. Especially good for pants, but some outerwear softshells can work with the aesthetic. Very rare to find good technical fabrics in this brand, but they do exist.

Stone Island Shadow Project
>Diffusion line of an Italian sportswear/casual clothing company. High priced with good resale. Some technical materials used, strong urban military design references.

The North Face
>Outdoors brand that can be found anywhere new and used. Can be very expensive and resale is decent because of strong demand from the general public and outdoors enthusiasts. Outwear shells and backpacks can work with the aesthetic.

Veilance
>Arcteryx’s minimalist urban line. Very high priced, high resale. Hard to find a good deal on this even second hand. Good construction quality and use of materials. Arguably the best quality for urban technical apparel alongside Prada Sport. Simple, mostly black designs are versatile and work in a range of styles.

WTAPS
> Japanese streetwear label with military references. Occasionally has technical fabrics and design elements. Resale of this brand is high.

Y-3
> Sportswear collaboration between Yohji Yamamoto and Adidas. Construction is not robust, more suited for a fashion oriented look than real performance outdoors or for exercise. New Y-3 Sport line has recently been released and provides more focus on utilitarian designs and less on the fashion aspect.

>>11597274
not bad.
constructive critique: how about some baggier track or cargo pants, thin black socks, a black surplus backpack and get some velcro stick on patch to cover the marmot logo?

And we're back.

These illustrations of a few of the main characters in Neuromancer have a cool style.

>>11597274
What an awkward pose, get loose. Looks like you're stretching your neck foward

old casio databank has that 90s futuristic design to it imo
i like old junk like this. sometimes you can find interesting crap on ebay for cheap

i need a job so fucking badly bros

>>11597732
i think doing it on the cheap can be really fun though. you get to learn how shit needs to fit to get the silhouette right, what features you need for your lifestyle. you have to search and hunt on ebay and surplus and thrift stores to get the crap you need. you cant just order all ACRNM from their online store. i think you could create your own style over time doing it that way and would be more rewarding.
i have stuff from veilance and guerrilla group but my most worn items were surplus or used finds.
it can be a fun challenge and save money at the same time. by the time you have a good job you'll know just what to get as well so you dont look like those dudes on superfuture in full acronym but arent pulling it off

I wonder how this thing from 4dimension looks worn?

Anybody know how long it takes to get tracking from acrnm.com? Ordered something recently and itching to get the package here.

id love this stone island piece

>>11597321
Nice to see a more modern take on that. I'm sick of people treating a scifi story like it was a period piece.

I'm looking for a simple shoes to go with these fits. Errolson Hugh sometimes shows himself wearing vans in his showcases. Is it OK to cop with a techwear fit? Anything similar with more functionality?

Copped these a couple days ago. Honestly some of the comfiest pants I've ever worn and they're great for the super hot weather you encounter in Houston. They're also built for rock climbing and hiking, so I'm definitely gonna be throwing these in my backpack whenever I go /out/.

I've also got the beta LT rain jacket in black, it's very nice

basically +1 for Arc'Teryx, expensive shit but comfy and rugged as fuck

>>11598458
i usually get mine day after ordering

memes, memes, ever more memes, and even more memes piled on top

>>11597266
A couple of labels I'd add

Dahlgren makes fantastic socks out of alpaca and merino wool. Both the design and performance are pretty techy. Made in the USA as well. I wear these and Darn Tough almost exclusively now.

Black Rabbit is a Japanese label doing modern takes on military pieces. The fabrics aren't techy but a lot of the silhouettes and details are. BR is more of a retro futuristic look like Blade Runner or something.

>>11600910
forgot Is-Ness
Japanese street/techwear label that is so unique that I can only describe it by comparing a bunch of things. Think Patagonia classic tech mixed with relaxed Cali style mixed with crazy Japanese over the top colors, prints, & patterns. Definitely not for the darker tech ninja look =]

cool SS10 video
http://www.is-ness.com/2010ss/index.html

Also, it seems their more recent seasons are much more toned down than they used to be.

>>11597290

id on the jacket in pic ?

>>11600986
Acronym x Pool Ayoma J45M-BW
limited run of 100
good luck

>>11601049
blah
typo
*pool aoyama

>>11601049

100 in the world? fuq, anything you can recommend for me based on my love of this picture >>11597290
?

>>11601086
Well it looks like it was based on a vintage military piece, so I'd start there
maybe post the image on a /k/ milsurp thread and ask them for something similar

>>11601131

thanks bruva

>>11600910
>>11600936
Added to revised pastebin

http://pastebin.com/uWsyd0S4

Have to check a few of those brands out

these pumas look pretty good/techy and are cheap all over ebay now

>>11601173

id? link? w2c?

>>11601142
I can keep going if you want =]

Hatra is another Japanese brand that, while focused on wovens and not at all tech has some very techy silhouettes and cuts featuring large hoods and flared collars. Could be good as layering pieces

>>11601177
Puma x Stampd Trinomics

>>11601177
>filename

puma x stampd

>>11601181
sure, go for it. anyone else wants to add or edit if there is an error in the pastebin then post up.

i think this pastebin we grew collectively is one of the better ones online to give newbies a good sense of what is out there.

>>11601184
love the textures and color pattern on those

>>11601177
only 48 bucks. they were like $150 when they came out. really good deal


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Puma-Trinomic-Sock-X-Stampd-Mens-Grey-Textile-Slip-On-Sneakers-Shoes-/311515134503?var=&hash=item4887bfba27:m:mwsyMdUrWJDKTPVUSCLAkUA

Labrat x Porter MA-1 shorts
so dope

>>11601218
looks sick. i like these 80s cyberpunk styles even if they arent really "techwear" at all

>>11601339
yeah
there's a definite retro future dystopic aesthetic pervading sci-fi movies of the '80's
maybe it's because spandex and tight clothes were 'in' at the time and so the envisioned future was an about face loose vibe?
also most of the staple techwear fabrics and technology didn't reach general fashion production potential until the '90's

>>11601357
mish mash of oversized, military inspired clothes mixed with casual elements and sneakers
comfy at least

>>11600986
>>11601049
>>11601086
>>11601131

It's actually limited to 9 pieces, and one of those being a prototype, with another being held at Acronym's HQ, so only 7 were ever made publicly available.

>>11601514

>>11597266
>no issey miyake
>no stone island
>no c.p. company
>stone island shadow project doesn't mention massimo osti
>no aitor throup
>no undercover
>no gyakusou
>no porter yoshida
>final home doesn't mention the link between issey miyake and the main inspiration for final home
>no visvim

not a bad start bu the pastebin leaves a lot to be desired
also i would suggest including this http://dressed-down.com/blog/2013/5/13/intro-to-techwear-part-1-the-bas
it's not a bad introduction

>>11602685
I personally don't feel the majority of the brands you listed could be considered techwear and that background information on designers is kind of going off on a tangent. But if you want to write out entries for those brands then feel free.

I personally don't rate that dressed down blog very highly. Seems pedantic and very limited; it is also very old and this "movement" has changed a lot over the past three years.

>>11604278
not that dude, but stone island, cp, aitor, and gyakusou are the epitome of tech

>>11604284
gyak is in that list under nike. SISP is on the list and way more tech than SI and CP, and aitor is not really relevant to most consumers unless you mean g star raw... lol

>>11602685
>visvim
>issey miyake
>undercover
>porter
are u just listing those because they are japanese? just because a label has a handful of tech pieces doesnt make it a techwear brand. otherwise u better put burberry, versace, eddie bauer and any other western brand that ever released a gore-tex coat or windbreaker heh

is 4dimension dead or are they dropping something soon? i tried ordering a sale jacket and paypal rejected the transaction for some reason off their big cartel site

Shadow Project FW16 lookin good

what should I add to this

>>11606342
compression socks, softshell, different shirt, backpack/messenger

>>11606358
Kkk

>tfw no lunarcore gf

Where the shit do you get reasonably priced cargos that aren't baggy as shit from? srsly, anything decent seems to be close to £100 :(

>>11606809
https://www.varusteleka.com/en/group/cargo-trousers/67

Have some relatively unused Y-3 Warriors size 9US (fit up to 10US) in white that I don't use, willing to sell.

>>11606831
>https://www.varusteleka.com/en/group/cargo-trousers/67
Thanks; I love Varusteleka, but I did say non-baggy.

tfw there was a nice y-3 jacket on grailed for 200 that retails for 700
tfw someone bought it right when I was going to cop it

I still cant get over it

>nike x acronym lunar force 1
>nike x acronym air presto
>ultra boost
>nike free (line)
>Y-3 qasa (line)
>Y-3 boost (line)
>Nike SFB
>adidas tubular (line)

Are these shoes the essential techwear shoes? (Line) means the whole line of shoes and not a specific model.

>>11606809
>>11606887
g-star has 'rovic' cargoes in several different fits, slim and 3d tapered are both not very baggy

>>11606908
Yeah, they're nice, but they're way too expensive.

>>11606906
EQT ADV is a very underrated sneaker that can fall in that category

>>11606906
nope.
some frees are meh-tier & some tubulars are shit-tier

What are the best shorts to wear over leggings/joggers? None of that pyrex shit

>>11606921
They are under 100 bucks though aren't they?
I think the official site has sale on right now too, and they probably go to sale pretty frequently on lot of sites

>>11606924
Black nike frees are awesome, good balance of looks and function. especially the flyknits or the special ones like the free carnivores. Never really liked tubulars t bh. They look like toy qasas

>>11606951

>>11606951
There are nothing wrong with Tubular dooms. Infact, they are one of the better sneakers released this year.

>>11606957
Dooms look good, runners and radials just look too "plastic" to me if that makes sense

>>11606950
They're £85, which is... $110. I'm aiming more for £50 and under, really. Spent too much money on clothes in the past to make larger purchases now, as much as I'd love to.
Criteria: Under £50, preferably olive drab, slim fit.

>>11606966
Dunno if you can find anything too good with that
You could try finding something from grailed/ebay I guess
Found this as well, if it helps:
https://www.zalando.co.uk/mens-clothing-cargo-trousers-sale/g-star/
G-star has kinda bad rep but I don't know, I kinda like some of their stuff and Aitor Throup working for them is pretty cool

>>11606951
>>11606957
were you guys even reading -__- i said SOME are.
>>11606906 was talking about the lines, not any specific shoes.
i fucking LOVE the dooms and huarache carnivores, but imo shoes like Tubular X are utter shit.

Any more interesting/good looking Nike sneakers/other sneakers?
Need a black and white sneaker that's very versatile, was thinking of Nike Flyknit Presto/regular presto or Ultra boost, but was hoping for something more in the rage of $100-MAYBE $150 but no more than that.

>>11607027

>>11606992
The joys of having other things to pay for... Jeans it is I guess.
Thanks for the link and suggestions.

>>11607027
Flyknit racer
Flyknit lunar 3
Nike free flyinit

>>11607031
wrong pic but these are very nice. Reminds me of a better prestos

>>11606945
super thin running shorts
nike, adidas, other sporting brands
added coolness for 3M highlights

>>11606945
Hosenty champion shorts are pretty great, thin, light weight, very minimal branding, and really cheap

>>11604290
I'm listing them because they're either influential or relevant to the discussion of techwear.
Which i assumed was the point of having a techwear general thread.
>otherwise u better put burberry, versace, eddie bauer
The sticky includes prada sport the brands i mentioned are more relevant to a discussion about techwear.

>>11604278
The blog was just a suggestion.
Despite it being 3 years old it offers some solid advice and places to start looking for the absolute beginner
Assuming, if the sticky is meant to be a buying guide which it seem to be.
Based on:
>background information on designers is kind of going off on a tangent
and what >>11604286 said
> aitor is not really relevant to most consumers
>SISP is on the list and way more tech than SI and CP

If the point of the thread is to be a buying guide then it would make sense to add it in my opinion,

would this chrome industries backpack work great for techwear ?

>>11607935
just get an ecat

Any good /tech/ /cyb/ looking shoes for normal price ?

bouta to cop one of these in black

What do you people think of these?

Anyone here cycle? What are some good pants for cycling?

>>11608254
Don't wear light colored pants, that my only tip.

>>11606342
everything

>>11607752
>>11607201
Are they the best shorts to offer? I mean I don't mind spending 200-400 usd as long are they're nice. I'm a bit of a fuccboi so grails or hyped shorts would be better overall

>>11607757
so write up those brands if u have something to say on them?

prada sport has been doing techwear and kept that theme way more than issey or undercover. i like issey and undercover but they would fit more in a cyberpunk look especially with some of their vintage stuff. they are not a dedicated tech brand though like Prada sport is.

you arent adding anything and just whining.

>>11608361
>you arent adding anything and just whining.
you must be new to 4chin

triple black y3 qasa highs or white sole?

>>11608382

white sole, but y-3 qasas don't last very long.

does anyone have any recommendations for molle/tecsys attachments for my 3a-3ts? thanks.

>>11608393
would you recommend a different shoe then?

>>11608402

Can't recommend a shoe without knowing what you need specifically, but I can recommend outsole styles:
- Nike Free SFB sole - Good tread, lasts longer than most Nike shoes, typically comes with waterproof options
- Adidas Boost - Comfortable, but doesn't last as long as other alternatives
- Nike Free - Comfortable when in motion, but doesn't last long
- Nike Lunar - Comfortable, lasts for a decent amount of time

If you have enough money for a Qasa, you have enough money for a plethora of other options. You could try the Acronym Lunar Force 1s, or the upcoming Acronym Prestos.

>>11608402
Nope. Qasas are good as they get for tech sneakers. Something cheaper would be gyakusou free runs. I'd wait for the upcoming White Mountaineering x adidas collab. Lots of good stuff coming from them

>>11608361
You do make a point about doing a write up on them. To be honest i didn't think I would have to justify designers and labels that are obviously techwear /obviously had a huge influence on techwear.

My original comment was making suggestions critiques of things to add didn't mean to come off as whiny.

While not limiting itself to techwear because that would make jun a shitty designer there was a roughly 5 year period where UC was doing almost strictly techwear or collections that featured tech pieces. So yeah they're absolutely tech and deserve mention in a techwear thread before prada sport

Issey is a bit of a weird one i'll admit but basically he deserves mention because of his influence of the designers, concepts and ideas that currently make up techwear as well as the consistent developments in fabric technology and treatment techniques that have been implemented by Issey Myake and his company. You don't actually have to dig very deep into past Miyake collections to see great examples of tech pieces AW13 and 14 menswear come to mind immediately and there are plenty of examples of tech pieces from over the years including the windcoat line which spawned final home.

would it be a dumb choice to buy a pair of qasa highs and some nike/adidas pants and jacket to get into techwear

>>11608389
looks cool. like the vans with those pants
>>11608460
cant stand qasas. they suck to run or train in and their silhouette looks ridiculous. never seen them look good in a tech fit
>>11608520
nice blog fag

>>11608303
buy adidas x palace shorts then

>>11608389
Damn those pants look cool, what are they

any idea where to buy technical fabrics?
I think im going to try and make a techwear/raf inspired bomber or parka.

>>11608975

Just google some fabrics, some online stores will pop up.

does this colorway of free mercurials actually work for techwear?

>>11609037

yes

>>11609044
sweet, initially i gave up on them cos i couldn't find black in store but i guess ill just cop the greys then

WTF is going on? An actually decent techwear thread?

>>11609066
It's been a few weeks since the last good one, maybe that's the trick

>>11609047

there's the obsidians and the greys on solebox if you're interested

>>11606879
Location?

any tips on where to shop online if you're a petite chick (5'1), i was doing alright finding shirts on asian sites but most of the pants don't really fit me

w2c sim style to this?

>>11609561

Aren't those just jogger pants/chinos? You can get those almost anywhere these days.

>>11609561
yea just search joggers
im sure ebay has heaps in chinese sizes that would fit a petite girl

>>11609577

How much does the 3A-5TS go for usually, minus VAT and all? Thanks

Thoughts?

>>11610281
semi cool, w2c?

>>11609089
you think obsidians would work better than the greys?

>>11610612
Probably, the darker the better imo, this new nike trend of adding a collar to every sneaker is weird to me. They look sweet in pants but odd in shorts

anyone know what the shirt is?

>>11609573
Dude! Don't suppose you know the ID of the jacket in that photo?

Just made this.

Just made this.

>>11611500

Jacket is from WTAPS, not exactly sure of the model.

>>11611744

JK found it, it's a WTAPS Parasmock in gore-tex

>>11611738
lol
thats one of my issues with acronym. looks like tacticool surplus cosplay a paint baller would wear.

need to mix it up with some nike and other casual shit or it just reads too wannabe soldier

this Black Rabbit stuff is killer

>>11611803
not really feeling it. looks like stuff ive seen from john bull and other military inspired casual clothing lines

>>11611784
Like this?

>>11610819
Really? i figured that the dark grey ones would at least match the rest of the outfit since even though its dark the blues would seem too loud

>>11612399

I personally like the greys better as well. Really effortless to style them when i throw them on.

Does the acronym RAF green look more "tan" in their stock photos? Just got my 3A-1 and the color is nothing like i expected.

>>11612412
ok thanks, guess im going with the dark greys
just curious were yours fine tts or should i half size down?

>>11612420

Go TTS, do not size down.

>>11612118
11/10

>>11612502
no

>>11597274
This is a repost from weeks ago.

>>11601173
>>11601184

Is nobody concerned that these are a half step away from being footwear for the elderly, or am I just shit?

>>11613117
as opposed to the dozens of other slip on sneakers from nike and adidas that are popular right now?

>>11601184
these are comfy

>>11613140
Are we talking about the Sock Darts and the ZX Flux Slips?

I give the Sock Darts a pass because even though it was designed twelve years ago, it still manages to maintain (what I would consider to be) a contemporary design language.

I'm wouldn't say the same for the ZX Flux. I think that the slip on version was poorly executed. They don't necessarily look like an old person's shoe. Rather, I'm not sure what the demographic for that sneaker was.

I'm not saying that all slip on sneakers look like they were made for the elderly. I'm saying that these Pumas specifically look like something that was designed for the elderly.

So when will 4dimension offer a new season since the are like mostly out of stock atm

>>11597266
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>>11597285
call me stupid but i cant tell if that stone building in the background is cg or not

>>11613109
try years ago

>>11609037
id on pants???+

>>11612118
i actually think this is cool in an artsy-punk kinda way

>>11612118
This theo?

>>11615661
guerrilla group maybe

>>11597321
Dig this look of Case.

cyberpunk here.
i really dig demobaza and some of my favorite pieces are their long coats and shawls/hoods.
however, i'm 5'2.
would wearing these kinds of fits just make me look like a tiny hobgoblin? i've heard to stay away from really long things (maxi dresses, long skirts, etc) if you're short as it draws attention to exactly how short you are.
would these sorts of things be a bad idea?

>>11616427

>>11616427
>>11616430

>>11616427
its fine if you are slim and if its cut for you. a lot of short people look bad even in XXS sized clothes because western designers cut them for a woman who is 5'10" then scale it down making the proportions look shit. if you get stuff cut for shorter japanese proportions you will notice it looks much better.
that being said, the model in your pic looks quite tall so it might be ridiculously long on you even if it fits your shoulders and chest.

>>11616440
most of my wardrobe is japanese or korean simply because most western sizing doesn't fit me.
i looked over their size chart and i would fit into their smallest size, but it doesn't factor in length so i'm worried about buying online.

>>11616463
id stick with asian designers. or make sure the place has a good returns policy if it doesnt fit.

im a guy only 5'9" so avoided long coats for the same reasons you did until i found japanese brands and realized that long coats look real good if cut for my height

>>11616498
you were really helpful! thanks anon <3

>>11606342
Try picking up some heavy weights and putting them back down. Repeat 5 times per week for 6 months minimum for any noticeable gains.

How the fuck do I convert sizes at 4demension? 43cm waist that's like 16inches?

>>11615922
the stitch hood should give it away

>>11612118
$3000 to look like a 12 year old Pokemon Go player. Great.

what ab nike huarache mid boots ?

>>11617221
I like Huaraches. They got a bit played out from all the hypebeasts wearing them last year but they've been around for ages and have a good silhouette. Comfy af but you can actually train in them and be rough, unlike qasas

>>11613208
I wanna cop some stuff but they dont reply
maybe its dead?

https://www.grailed.com/listings/825491-11-By-Boris-Bidjan-Saberi-J2-F-1307-Technical-Parka

seems like a good deal

>>11608389

w2c

>>11616884
>falling for bait

>>11617247
They are very ugly compared to Qasas too.

>>11612118
HAHA THOSE SHORTS GO ALL THE WAY DOWN TO HIS ANKLES ALMOST , LOOK AT HIS STUBBY LITTLE LEGS

WHEN WILL THEY LEARN?

>>11612118
Theo is 5'9 at best

I don't know if this is exactly techwear, but I recall a picture of several tech sneakers that looked like they were made from a single piece of rubber, there were white, red and yellow sneakers, on a black background. If anyone knows please share that image, I've been searching for it all day

>>11618734
>le proportion trickery via tricky ricky

>>11618734
he's about 5 ft 6 irl
source: i've met him

>>11612420
went tts one the black ones
fit well

>>11618713
look better on the foot than qasas but

>>11620094
>>11620094
He's about 5'10/11"
source: I hangout with him and I'm 6'

>>11620115
you are either a liar or retarded

>>11612118
swag

>>11620115
you are not 6 foot if this is who i think it is
and hes about 5'9-5'10 idk

>>11620166
5 ft 2 u mean

>>11620094
>>11620152
>>11620166
who's this?

>>11620175
also this is now a toronto general

>>11620180
no SAGE
SAGE
SAGE
FUCK
SAGE

>>11620166
how tall is kai?

>>11620101
Nope. I own both and qasas as much nicer on foot as well

>>11620180
>>11620217
get in here boys

>>11620197
2 inches

>>11620199
post pic. ive never seen qasas look good in a fit. even on 6 foot tall guys with awesome proportion they look like marshmallow man shoes
happy to be proven wrong

>>11620221
>>11620233
>tripfags
Good cancer

>>11601218
w2c?

>>11610204
like $600+ used

Just got into techwear. Should I add something? And im a poorfag btw

>>11621220
You look like you're going to hit the gym dude, good for you m8.

>>11621220
Probably change the pants, joggers don't really work desu senpai