/fa/ - Fashion

>>9957307
Any examples? That's a little vague.

If u finna be dirty, you gotto wear timbs, dickies, and Nike everything

>>9957307
You aren't gonna have much freedom regarding that, man. Boots are likely gonna need to be compliant, clothing is gonna have to be fitted enough to be compliant, etc.

Plus, few people on here have ever actually done manual labor in their life.

Do you know what kinda OSHA shit you have to follow, clothing-wise? That'll kinda dictate your options.

>>9957330
redundant posts: the tripfriend

>>9957330
It's not terrible, 6+inch boots and long work pants are as far as it goes in regulating clothing

>>9957330
nothing baggy as well

>>9957330
oh stfu bateman, ohsha dont give a fuck what he wears as long as he has his hardhat hearing protection steel toe boots and sometimes goggles. thats mostly up to company policy.

hey op Ill help , anything carhartt.
get some good raw denim,
redwing or wolverine boots


hey op if you look fresh all your co workers will start mirin, and dont get scared to get you expensive clothes dirty it gives is character, your raw jawnz gonna have sick fades bruh

>>9957307
wranglers, timberlands, 30c disposable tshirts from walmart, carhartt

function over form. dont spend hundreds of dollars on shit that is supposed to get dirty and beat up.

>>9957364
>oh stfu bateman, ohsha dont give a fuck what he wears as long as he has his hardhat hearing protection steel toe boots and sometimes goggles. thats mostly up to company policy.
Uhhh, wrong.

https://www.osha.gov/Publications/OSHA3170/osha3170.html

Whether they follow stuff like this to a T is another story, but rule of thumb: no loose shit, etc.

>>9957366
dont listen to this fag, get some good raw demin that will get better age with you over time, ipromise you will never become more connected with a peice of clothing

>>9957364
This dude's got it right. It's actually a great opportunity if you can dig the aesthetic. Nothing more satisfying than putting the wear on yourself.

>>9957380
w2c denim jacket?

>>9957402
http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=34879726

>>9957402
As Patrick said, it's from UO. The price is pretty ridiculous though. Just go on eBay and look for vintage chore coats.

>>9957307
Dickies makes excellent work pants that are easily mistaken for something more formal than typical work pants but they are tough. You could also get some labor oriented polos. Sketchers has a "for work" line that are pretty nice and their steel toe work shoes are good too. Having worked similiar jobs I highly recommend you get some nice gel insoles otherwise your feet will constantly be hurting.

>>9957364
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>>9957405
>>9957412
thank you all for the information

>petroleum engineer here

motherfuckers wish they had my work clothing game.

>>9957405
do they sell these relatively high-end clothes in any actual UO location? (around NYC)

>>9957487

I always save my time and effort by calling and asking ahead of time.

>>9957487
I'd call ahead like >>9957529 mentions. I haven't stepped foot in a UO in years, but they tend to be a freakin' mess.

No tight pants. You will literally be laughed out of a job. God damn we always laugh at fsggots that buy brand name clothes just to get them filthy and fucked up. You know only men will be there right? Who you looking pretty for fsggot?

man i'm a bricklayers labourer it's mad but it hurts alot

>>9957487
They sell higher-end stock at some store, but generally when they write that something is online exclusive, it is. Most one-of-a-kind pieces are like this.

Interestingly, you can order things online and return in-store for a refund. If the store doesn't offer the item in other sizes, they have to mark the price down, I think, by at least 40%. I don't know if that's only in Canada or if it's the same policy at all UO stores. People might take advantage of this with help from their friends but they must have a way of making sure that doesn't happen.

>>9957556
gr8 b8

>>9957373
OSHA shuts down worksites enough that OP should already know what he's expected to wear
And if not he needs a new (ie safer) employer

>>9957556

This is rather true. I have to wear much looser pants than i would like so it doesn't affect my relationships with my colleges. I wear 501s. Since I work in oil I am concerned that my pants could catch on the drill floor, so I have them tapered, but still, they feel baggy.

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