/fa/ - Fashion

i like when japanese people reproduce it

>>9194467
I think "dadcore" is lame because a bunch of anons told me so. I am unable to form my own opinions. Hurr durr.

I dig the kind of stuff Visvim are going for, and I have a hard-on for Red Wings, but I'm picky about workwear. I don't know that I like the typical Americana style, but I am in love with Nigel Cabourn's stuff, even though it's a bit more military leaning than workwear.

>>9194467
i think that people who lay out not just their edc but their entire fucking outfit should eb suffocated with dirty clothes

I like what I've seen of work wear. But I consider how I dress very american, I really enjoy the way may country has dressed in the past. Not so much the last few decades though

>>9194467
Shit like your pic is fucking PLAAAAAYED. Oh god when you see someone decked to the ears in shit they bought at a ridiculous markup from some online boutique it's just ridiculous. It's usually the most baby-faced weak looking guys too. And everything they bought is always fucking brand new so it's glaringly obvious that they just bought the entire fucking outfit with one swipe of mom's credit card.

Sure, incorporate some elements of that style but FFS if i see you on the street dressed like one of the fags from Mumford and Sons who just got back from an extended holiday with hobbits in the shire and takes an hour to cuff his straight-leg denim I'm going to take pictures and post it here.

also
>field notes
>ironic camera
>random leather satchels to hold acorns and herbs or some shit
>braces

Jesus Christ. WTF kind of autistic shit do you write in a notebook all day?
>"Day 3. My penis itches but scratching through 30 oz denim doesn't work. This must be what it was like to live in the depression. I should buy a banjitar. Need to check google maps to find railroad tracks to take pictures for my tumblr.

>inb4 autist tries to justify notebook for "muh random thoughts and musings"

>>9194467
better than the shit the kids on here wear

>b-black is mysterious a-nd arrogant

>>9194666
Haha I do though.
>Not transcribing the things you didnt read in books in school but how the real world is.
Do it for my little bro.

>>9194717

>>9194683
Yeah nothing better than sedentary suburban college kids wearing workwear/Americana

Currently Trying to make my own aestheitc rn and Workerwear/americana is Something I've found easy to take from.
>tfw was told to get /fit/ before I could become /fa/
>tfw excersise was so enjoyable i never made it to skelly and straight to barabulk
I've learned to ignore 95% of posts but occasionaly get some nuggets.
At least for fall and winter The thick clothing that comes from this style is pretty cozy

>>9194720
What the shit
This belongs in a cringe thread

>>9194666

I carry a little moleskine notebook to write lyrics/poetry in

>>9194720
your handwriting is hard to read :(

I absolutely fucking love the aesthetic

Mostly in the colors, I love faded shit.

>>9194751
I will say though that it seems only certain people can pull off the suspenders and shit.

>>9194720
ahahahahhhahahahahaa

>>>>9194739

Count and enjoy your blessings everyday. Some don't wake up when they fall asleep. They went to bed worried and let life pass them by. Take no day for granted. We are all very lucky to be alive. If we were any further or closer to the sun, all life wouldn't sustain.

Slow down
Smell the flowers
Enjoy the world

That stuff looks real neato all laid out, but when it's on some dork it's completely ordinary.

>>9194765
Pretty interesting writing. I was referring more to the cover page though.

It says "The _____ of", what is the word in the middle? Adventures?

Sorry for my retardation

>>9194765
>Some don't wake up when they fall asleep.
ya probably cuz they went to sleep
idiot

maybe you should read a book

>>9194784
>Some don't wake up when they fall asleep.
I believe it means they die.

>>9194772
>pretty interesting writing

it's just cliche aphorisms that are written poorly in some nerd's book

like legit how do you think this is fascinating or deep? it's like inspirational tumblr graphic designs about feeling good about being born in the first world. this is so bad.

>>9194786
i know that's what he meant (because of context) but my point was that it's terrible writing

>>9194772

Discoveries.
If my life becomes nothing to show. At least I'll have this little book of scribbles to carry my ideas.

>>9194795
>my ideas
they aren't yours if countless people have made the same 'discoveries'

books are good, homes.
anyway back on topic wow I am starting to not like americana that much anymore since it seems to appeal to literal retards.

its legit if yr doing actual work, tho. can't wait to own some acreage so i can build some working outfits and document the building of my cabin.

>>9194789
>>9194791
Dont do it for you compadre. When I got out of high school I was scared shitless that I wouldn't get into a good school and be a rich person. Turned out that none of it matters and you shouldn't worry because life will not ever be that bad

So enjoy it. Because you'll die

>>9194803
> because life will not ever be that bad
maybe for you, dude.
what about people whose lives actually are bad?
nah that doesn't fuckin matter cuz my life isn't bad, right?


cancer

>>9194802
"You didnt figure that out yourself, people figured that out already!"

>>9194809
Lets waste our shirt lives feeling sorry for everyone else.

Captcha: unpractical

>>9194802

what if I just like the look?

>>9194720
>funniest shit I've ssen this week.

>>9194826
Then that's the best reason to like it man. Theyre clothes. You look at them. Only autists care what you do in them

>>9194817
>"You didnt figure that out yourself, people figured that out already!"
Yes. Exactly. Since someone else already did it, you, in fact, did not do it yourself.
Maybe if you did better than squeaking through high school you'd have an appreciation for intellectual authenticity and heritage.

>Lets waste our shirt lives feeling sorry for everyone else.
um, maybe instead of just feeling sorry for people who are not fortunate enough to just 'take it slow and smell the flowerssss*~~~' you could, like, devote time to making the world an actually better place. Not just a world where you sit around writing about the immensity of the discovery that the sun is in the right place for complex life to exist (hint: you didn't discover that, either, and probably don't actually understand its implications).

Maybe I'm just picking on your one example.
Plz enlighten me, guru.

>>9194666

I fuckin' lol'd.

Totally agree also.

>>9194834
.>>9194834
You could sit here and tell me the science of it all, and I could sit and nod and try to understand, but I wouldn't know till I, personally, pursued to understand this knowledge. But ultimately, I'm alive. Not to get all bent out of shape because Some anon doesnt think the same way I do; It's to be happy. For me. These emotions are mine to feel and not inflict on others. Sit here and mope, I'll ask you to cheer up, if you dont? Do not expect me to give up my happiness to feel bad for you. That's selfish of you. I would never ask you to give up your happiness for me

>>9194765

C R I N G E

>>9194789
It's cliche and Facebook-status-tier, but it's meant for the writer and not for anyone else. Not sure how to describe it, but I guess you write what you want and you don't hide anything. I personally find that fascinating, but I don't expect anyone else to.

>>9194864
It's positive things I would want in anyone's mind. People deserve to be happy.

>>9194826
>>9194832
well i mean whatever do what you want

The thing is that clothing, especially americana and heritage workwear, carry idiomatic and historical meaning. They were made for function, not just to be looked at / used as adornment. When you wear this kind of clothing to walk around your university campus drinking coffee and studying calculus you're wearing the clothes ironically (intentionally or not).

Clothes are just like any other symbol, they have intensions (i.e. meanings associated with them that are beyond the control of the speaker/wearer.) For example, wearing a flag of a country on your clothes signifies some tie to that country. If you don't in fact have some satisfactory (this is the debatable part) connection with the country then you wearing the flag is meaningless, nonsensical. Stronger cases can be made with words, even to the point of being confusing or offensive.

Just like in any other art or endeavour, authenticity and coherence are important to the quality of the product. This includes your outfits, which are little works of art in their own modest way (if you want them to be, if you don't then that's cool, but I imagine you wouldn't be defending them to a substantial degree).

At the same time, it's cool to appropriate pieces or ideas from other types of clothing. Take Timberlands, Doc Martens, MA-1s, jeans, for example. But the thing (that the other user touched upon) is that this style / trend has basically appropriated the entire tradition without distinguishing itself significantly. It's the same clothes, chosen with great attention to detail for their 'authenticity', but used out of context and for no reason other than "cuz I like it!" Why are you wearing such rugged boots and jeans and jackets? Why do you have so many pockets? Leather satchels? Two notebooks? etc.

>>9194881

tl;dr if you wear functional shit for no reason other than "I like how it looks" then you're a poseur that is ruining the aesthetic that emerged from the need for such clothes to look like that.

>>9194850
What are you even talking about?

You could 'personally pursue to understand' what someone is talking about when they're fucking talking to you.

You're sure as hell not gonna discover, characterize and interpret the orbit of the earth around the sun writing in your leather notebook about how much you like being wealthy and happy.

>Do not expect me to give up my happiness to feel bad for you.
I didn't say or even imply that. I was saying you should feel bad that other people feel bad, and should want to help other people because you are more fortunate and have the means to. Your life isn't so bad and you can help other people. Writing in your little notebook isn't gonna help lower carbon emissions or feed hungry families.

You don't gotta be depressed about other people's misfortune, but you should be motivated by it.

>>9194891
Like I could care about the orbit of the earth. How do you not see that it doesn't matter what you tell me, it could be the will of God holding us all together. That doesn't impact my Life, I have no interest in it, just a product from it.

I dont take the world's turmoils on my shoulders. I'll acknowledge your bad feelings, Dont expect me to feel them. How am I going to be happy when I feel sad for you? The only things I should do, is eat, breath, sleep, defecate, and be happy.

>>9194906
yr fucked, bud

>>9194944
Let me worry about it.

imo its corny as shit when people go for the "classic" or "heritage" americana like in op pic decked out in red wings and levis but when you acknowledge that modernworkwear exists it can work

the thing that often kills workwear is that people go for old fashioned workwear
its like kids wearing pinstripe three piece suits with double breasted blazers and fedoras
modern formal wear works in a modern context
so does modern workwear

>>9194666
>666

This is just all around an excellent post.

>>9195228
>In 50 years time kids on /fa/ will be wearing today's workwear and being made fun of for it

>>9194467
I love it coz I'm a eurofag and nobody dresses like that here.

>>9195362
more like 2000's work wear

baggy dickies, shitty sneakers or steel toe boots, an polyester work shirts

and pay a premium price for "made in china" authenticity

since made in japan usually meant it was shit quality in the 70's-80's

>>9194666
>freaking out this much over someone carrying a few notebooks
Sounds like a personal problem.

>>9194666
>random leather satchels to hold acorns and herbs or some shit


although I would add that that camera is hardly 'ironic' it's just a style of casing, probably still takes good photos

>>9194666
Thank you satan.

>>9194765
>If we were any further or closer to the sun, all life wouldn't sustain.
Not true, but he'll get your message.

>>9194666
You seem really mad about this
you're not wrong though

thanks satan

>>9194471
>i like when japanese people reproduce it
sadly this is what everyone on this board thinks like

diss it when it's on a white person but when a nip wears it it's 10/10 fit w2c???

>>9194666
thnx for the input satan we appreciate it

>>9194666
>>random leather satchels to hold acorns and herbs or some shit

kek.

I think it looks ridiculous when they got suspenders, Oliver Twist-caps etc.

I do like denim jackets, good denim and red wing boots. I love Filson bags.

But shit like Mr.Freedom isn't that impressive.

>>9194730

People with those kind of gloves should get their fingers cut off.

>>9196538
Whatever dude. I think they look cool.

w2c that pair?

>>9194765

This sounds like an amalgamation of a weeks worth of sappy reshares from some teenage girl's facebook

Seriously man, that is some trite shit. My face contorted from the cringe.

>>9194881
It is impossible to be unintentionally ironic.

>>9194881
>>9194883
I think this trend is retarded and the people rocking it look dumb as shit, but that line of thinking is equally retarded and makes no sense in the context of fashion.
Sure the OG lumberjacks might call you poser but that has fuck all to do with wearing that shit for fashion.
Just to take example you probably can relate to: Knoch rocks milsurplus stuff and I think he looks great, however according to you he is "poseur ruining the aesthetic"

>>9194467
I actually live in a rural ass area, that outfit would be out of place on a worker, workers wear Carharrt, some flannel, and bulky workbooks.

>moving to idaho
>can finally wear Americana/workwear
it's gonna be so nice leaving the fucking city

Fine if you aren't an citydwelling weakwristed liberal pussy beared 20 something. Sadly pretty much 99% of people who talk or show off this fit are in that category.

>>9194467
Workwear > Memeochrome

>>9196718
you're no exception, faggotich

Dumping random inspo because I don't want this thread to die

Hey guys let's go play chess in the woods

dumped some pics from simplethreads

>>9196534
The only thing I like from Mr Freedom (aside from the henleys, but that's cheating) is the mechanics sweatshirt. Everything else is pleb tier

>>9198633
plain as fuck

>>9194467

Mfw they nick their fashion boots and freak out.

>>9198659
If i was going car camping a chess set would prob be fun to have

>>9196619
Kid looks like he still wearing his halloween costume.

It can look OK. But like any other aesthetic you also have to look the part. Sadly a lot of people don't look the part.

Looks like a hybrid fashion of grunge/hipster. Some people can pull it off but most look like posers. Also if you're paying 120$ for a shirt that would normally be 20$, you're an idiot.

>>9194720
Can I get some sauce on that notebook?

>>9199116
>describing a well established style with meaningless words
holy shit please stop posting any time

>>9199101
This

>>9199094
>kid

He's probably 6 years older than you.

>>9194666
Howdy Doodys btfo

>>9194666
based satan

>>9194467
Love comes in many, many forms. As a man with a BA in psychology, as man studying to become and Registered Investment Adviser, as a soldier who has traveled the world, as a part time writer, as someone who has seen people die too many times, as a former drug user, as a former drug dealer, as a former cop, as a child who grew up in a cult, as a student who has partied with multimillionaires and the poverty strike alike, as a warrior who saw things that make me happy very day that I live in a first world nation, as a person who has been in just about any sexual encounter and romantic relationship you can think of, as a former construction worker, as someone who has nearly died more times than he can count, as a man with a myriad of life experience and, hopefully, much more to come, I can say, love is undefinable. You love who you love and that's as much as you can know.

>>9194666
What an insightful, intelligent, and epic post. I especially enjoyed the meme arrow.

>>9194467
I'm a 27 year old Butcher and even I think this shit is fucking bunk as fuck.

>>9200421
Poet? Is that you?

>>9200434
one day...

>>9198659
you've never been camping, have you.
i'm more of a cards man, myself, but a scene like this over a mid-morning cup of joe by the lake is heavenly.
shit now i want to go camping.

>>9194666
>random leather satchels to hold acorns and herbs or some shit
Golden.

Strikes me as gay. Like legitimately homosexual.

I also really don't like the way it looks.

>>9194666
10/10
Holy shit. This.

I like the look of some of it, like the chambray work shirts and some of the filson jackets. but since i live in hot and sunny san diego, it just looks ridiculous to be wearing super heavy raw denim, a heavy waxed canvas hunting jacket, and flannels. its just not practical.

>>9194666
underrated post

>>9199997
you just about got the get of your lifetime

>>9200501
underrated post

>>9200558
underrated post

9060029<<
tsop detarrednu

>>9194467

w2c that striped shirt at the top?

>>9194666
>>random leather satchels to hold acorns and herbs or some shit
oh man my sides

>>9194467
Better than dressing in Japanese inspired maymay clothing recommended by /fa/

>>9194730
im interested in how u intend to dress in spring summer? i notice some posters on other forums that rock workwear during the fall and winter have to switch to other styles during the summer. seems stupid to me and forced. like its a costume or something

meanwhile /fa/ loses their shit over wearing flecktarns, which are borderline cosplay

>>9194666
Second best post of the year.

Based Satan

>>9195852
nah the japanese actually have a very different take on it, so you can meaningfully distinguish between american americana and japanese americana

>>9194471
>reproduce
might want to rethink your choice of word there

implies americans "produce" it and japanese "reproduce" it

truth is that japanese people produce their versions of the trend and american people produce theirs

to an extent, it's true to say Japanese people are "reproducing" older American styles; but it's just as true to say that Americans currently producing Americana are "reproducing" those inspirations.

anyway my point is that japanese people who like americana have just as much claim to it as americans have, so there's no need to call it "reproducing"

>>9198633

brocore

>>9194666
kek, but srsly.

>>9198633
I'm just an average everyday normal guy. Wanna go see that new Seth Rogen movie then go drink some Coors Lights at the bar? I'll pick you up in my Chevy Cobalt at 9PM.

>>9194666
>ridiculous markup
goes on sale like anything else. "ridiculous markup" is no worse (in fact, a bit less bad) in the americana trend than in other fashion trends

>and takes an hour to cuff his straight-leg denim
this doesn't happen
cuffing takes five seconds; that makes it a lot easier and less fussy than some other pants trends which aren't criticized here, such as tucking into boots

>WTF kind of autistic shit do you write in a notebook all day?
Diary entries, poetry, ideas, word games, whatever (I mean poetry quite seriously because poetry is my passion; I don't just mean pretty little poems, I mean sketches and ideas for proper poetry to be written later). It's a good way to jot down things so you don't forget them, or to experiment with words when you have a few minutes. It's actually really helpful to carry around; don't knock it till you try it.

>>inb4 autist tries to justify notebook for "muh random thoughts and musings"

The point isn't that they're random; the point is that they are good, and worth holding onto. I don't just jot down "random" things that come to mind -- random thoughts arise all the time. A notebook is for when a thought strikes you not just as neat, but as good: fit for being written down and remembered.

>random leather satchels to hold acorns and herbs or some shit
or to hold things we actually need to bring with us?

and what's so awful about an interest in botany anyway

>ironic camera
as another poster noted, they're often not ironic

>Shit like your pic is fucking PLAAAAAYED.
This I can agree with

unadventurous #workwear fits are boring as fuck and I'm not defending them

>>9194765
this is baaaaaaaaaaad. I get that you want to encourage a state of mind which seems very important to you, and probably has helped you become a better person -- but the words you've chosen to that end don't work. It sounds like really stale "inspirational" talk.

>>9194765
I'll add some specific criticism

Cut the shit about the earth. Cut the shit about letting life pass you by. Cut the shit about "taking for granted". Cut the shit about slowing down and smelling the flowers.

These metaphors and cliches are all dead words on the page which will invite nobody to consider anything in a new light. There is a kind of hypocrisy in a poem that asks you to slow down and smell the flowers, but can't be assed to slow down and consider the world directly. Why breathe deeply of the flower which is a visionary moment, when you can instead pull out some available wisdom about "smelling the flowers"? The poem argues against itself -- asking the reader to stop to reflect, it proceeds routinely through dead metaphors without a moment's reflection.

For comparison, here is another poem about slowing down to enjoy a moment in life, by Robert Frost.

Whose woods these are I think I know.
His house is in the village, though;
He will not see me stopping here
To watch his woods fill up with snow.

My little horse must think it queer
To stop without a farmhouse near
Between the woods and frozen lake
The darkest evening of the year.

He gives his harness bells a shake
To ask if there is some mistake.
The only other sound's the sweep
Of easy wind and downy flake.

The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

Look how alive that is. Look how fresh and powerful. In that little word "sweep" there is more compelling inspiration than in a hundred "inspirational" aphorisms, I think. For the reader, it is a sweep along the spine. Rather than telling you that you SHOULD appreciate such a moment, he shows you that you DO. There's more to the poem, of course, but that's not relevant here.

Rethink your approach to inspiration.

>>9201820
oops, I called what you wrote a "poem". That was a mistake I made after I had begun to compare your writing to poetry and forgot what I was actually talking about. Maybe you intended it as a poem, with those line breaks, but maybe not. Anyway, I didn't mean to call it one.

Other than that, I stand by what I wrote.

>>9194769
that's all fashion though

what we tend to forget is that a dressed-up dork at least looks better than a slob dork

>>9201885
>>9201885
not really.. i have a few tiers of people

attractive people wearing dramatic/creative fits and pulling it off

plain/ugly people wearing dramatic/creative fits and pulling it off

attractive people in normcore slob wear

plain/ugly people in normcore slob wear

plain/ugly people attempting to wear dramatic/creative/interesting fits and NOT pulling it off

the bottom tier is really fucking cringeworthy tbh
most workwear dudes fall into this category

>>9201820
Theres a lot in my book that i write. The over arching idea is not to worry and not to rely on others.
Im writing this for my younger brother who doesnt enjoy reading.
Im trying to connect to a person in simplest terms. At the most basic means that anyone could understand. It isnt poetic or beautiful i know. But its easy to understand.

>>9201820
But i do appreciate the criticism and offer to help anon. That's awful sweet of ya, i do write songs as a passion so I'll be keepin this in mind

>>9194817
>"You didnt figure that out yourself, people figured that out already!"

somewhat missing the point. you've very clearly INHERITED the cliches. Dead metaphors don't spring up newly-formed in the minds of young people -- they're heard, committed to memory, and recited. That is what it means when someone says these are not your new ideas. The point is that you did NOT figure them out yourself, you heard them and repeated them.

They may seem freshly important to you at the time of repeating them, but that doesn't mean they are your ideas. In my opinion, the important point isn't whose they are -- the point is that they represent an absence of your ideas. You might have actually had more ideas if you hadn't been so unimaginative. It doesn't really matter whether you had an idea "first"; what matters is how often you exercised creative power in your lifetime. every time you reuse a cliche instead of trying to create your own vision, you deny yourself a wonderful opportunity.

the other poster seemed to imply you ought to read more books to know which ideas are taken. that's a very boring way to think. you should read books to see how other people before you have used their own creative faculties to great effect, and by doing so, to learn how to be imaginative in your life and in your work. and they furnish you with more things to think about or with.

of course, borrowing from the ideas of others can help make your vision stronger. and you should give credit to those who helped inform your take on life just as you'd like to be remembered by those who might someday borrow from you. but don't fall into the set of cliches life has prepared for you. do something a little more interesting. smell the roses -- and let the roses here be unusual ideas or obscure sources, and that will offset your perspective a bit, so that you can offer back to the world a slightly different story than the ones they've already heard.

>>9194802
>they aren't yours if countless people have made the same 'discoveries'

If i didn't carry a gun in the American Revolution, is America still my country?

Cold anyone direct me to the shoes in the picture?

>>9195228
true dat

>>9194475
what the fuck did you just say about "dadcore" this is just elegenace you ignoramus from /fa/

How do I get into workwear? What are essentials?
Pls no hate, I'm not even from /fa/, I simply lurked there for three month already and from all the styles it's the one I like most.

>>9194471
Then it's really just Americana, because you wouldn't work in $400 jeans.

>>9198655
Do people actually tuck their sweaters in?

>>9202956
denim
tan
flannel
red wings
overalls
m65
wool socks

If you don't think early 20th Century workwear is the tightest shit then get out of my face

>>9198641
>blue, grey, black, and white in most of the outfit
>suddenly, brown shoes

This will never stop bothering my autism.

>>9203972
it's not just autism, it's also shit taste

your shoes aren't supposed to match the other colours in the outfit, they're supposed to work with them

also,
>black
there is no black in that outfit

>>9203958
>*tips silly hat*

>>9194467
Real stuff is good and manly. Not too expensive either and can take abuse. I tend to dress rural American. Jeans, cowboy boots(hat too if its sunny) plaid/flannel shirts.

>>9203972
it'll have a brown belt dummy

>>9203888
god this sounds shit. why would someone wanna get into this??

>>9203958
the clothes aren't cool, that guy just looks based as fuck. he looks like he drinks whiskey like water. he looks like he rolls his own cigs. he looks like he whistles in the middle of london and a powerful fucking stallion leaps through a shop window to transport him to the nearest, quietest, bar with antlers on the walls and shit.

YOU would look like a dipshit in that fit, sir.

>>9204276
dont ask me

>>9198647
Most impractical bag to take hiking

>>9200424
that's probably because you're probably some dago from Jersey.

>>9200895
You dress like Cool Hand Luke.

>>9204354
you're obviously uncultured swine.

>>9194467
I wanna cop everything in this pic minus the suspenders and vest

speckled socks are GOAT

i find it ironic to buy a 400 work jacket that you don't do actual work in, i mean i like nigel carbourn or blue blue japan, even lvc. but i woulnd't dress like a bearded lumberjack hipster. i like rick owens but i find it too avant garde for the racist redneck southwest city i'm living in.

>>9205141
just wear what you like anon, it's not like you're dressing to please other people

>>9205153
I don't even post on /fa/ that much. i basically wear dickies 874 work pants, black and grey, band shirts(psyhic tv, bauhaus, black flag shellac, depeche mode,ect and some shoes, a pair of leather black jack purcells, a pair of grinders oxfords, gripfast brouge oxford and about to buy some new rocks. i live in a shithole city where fashionable is true religion jeans, vineyard vines, 7 for all mankind, ect.

>>9194467
i cringed at every article of clothing shown

>>9194666
My thoughts exactly, based satan. The whole point of workwear is that it's durable, practical clothing that can withstand the rigors of a jobsite. It's authentic by definition because the form follows the function. The anachronistic urban lumberjack bullshit in OP's post never gets worn to a jobsite, and guys that buy it should just stick to the metrosexual look because that's what is authentic to them.

>>9194666

Cannot stop laughing.

>>9194666
overrated post

nice samefag responses

>YOU CAN'T WEAR JEANS AND BOOTS AND A CHAMBRAY SHIRT! YOU'VE NEVER WORKED A DAY IN YOUR LIFE! YOU CARRY A NOTEBOOK? YOU MUST BE A CRAZY HUGE COCK SUCKER

all the workwear hate makes me laugh. hating on the way American have dressed for decades all the while you're dressed like a twinky weaboo space wizard.

>>9199999
missed

>>9100000

>>9198647
>>9198718
>>9198721
>>9198730

You know why this doesn't work?

Because work wear looks like shit when it's not actually dragged through the mud and worn in.

Doesn't help that guy is mixing bad fits with civil war style hat

It's just so tryhard like im serious ~

>>9207021
You're welcome to wear this shit. But if you're wearing this shit to your air conditioned office job then you look like a try hard. Most likely you wont look like the pictures posted here, you also have to look the part. No different than that young man wearing three piece suits and fedoras that does reviews that occasionally gets posted here.

>>9206466
Practical and durable, yes. But it's not exactly "fashion" if the clothes don't fit, and they have fluorescent orange patches and everything is steel-toe and shit.

This thread isn't about actual workwear, it's about stuff made from the same durable material, but fir everyday wear.

>>9208024
yo wanna buy my mixtape?

>>9208011
"what filter are you using on this one bro?"

>>9198730
"wanna try some craft beers with me?"

>>9198647
"so glad I brought my purse on this hike"