Rain

[Anonymous No.13897196]

How does /fa/ cope with rain?

Me: I bought a North Face jacket with Goretex and it's been serving me well ever since. Not the most /fa/ solution but at least I can look like a drug dealer.

[Anonymous No.13897201]

I let me clothes get wet

[Anonymous No.13897203]

[Anonymous No.13897298]

>>13897196
stay inside listening to lofi hiphop beats to study/chill to by the window

[Anonymous No.13897312]

Umbrellas.

[Anonymous No.13897329]

shoutout Vancouver

[Anonymous No.13897348]

You buy a wool coat, go in the rain with it and you'll be the most /fa/ you've ever been.

[Anonymous No.13897372]

>>13897298
Based and comfy-pilled

My morning routine while i sip on french-pressed cofee.

[Anonymous No.13897373]

>>13897196
Seattle checking in. Wear a jacket, doesn't have to be Goretex. If you have a cute girlfriend then carry a big umbrella.

[Anonymous No.13897395]

>>13897373
>checking in
hmmm why does this post smell like redd*t and on*ons

[Anonymous No.13897396]

>>13897196
>>13897329
Ayy, Vancouver
Anyone here SFU or UBC?
W.r.t. to OP, I own a navy Stutterheim Stockholm (pic related). It's perfect.

[Anonymous No.13897427]

only good north face gore tex is their vintage stuff

[Anonymous No.13897433]

>>13897196
I wear an ugly waterproof jacket by patagonia and wear inappropriate shoes that result in my socks being wet
also living in a very wet climate so fuck me for 9 months out of the year
at least once I get indoors Im comfy

[Anonymous No.13897554]

I live in portland, get some water resistant pants (outlier comes to mind), a solid jacket, and some boots and you'll be fine. An umbrella makes you look like rookie but if you don't mind condescending looks from portlanders (you shouldn't they're all faggots) then they work too.

[Anonymous No.13897635]

>>13897427

Fuck me these are nice

[Anonymous No.13898143]

>>13897427
w2c

[Anonymous No.13898572]

My gore-Tex hardshell I use for mountaineering
Millet Kamet 2 GTX ,in electric blue

[Anonymous No.13898590]

>>13897427
The blue one looks really vibrant

[Anonymous No.13898592]

>>13897196
Columbia Outdry Ex and most of my other jackets are waterproof too, including down puffas, ski jackets.

I don't own a car, i don't use public transport within city limits, i walk everywhere, not rarely 10 kms or more per day, so i like to be prepared.

[Anonymous No.13898594]

[Anonymous No.13898598]

London Undercover Umbrella

[Anonymous No.13898682]

if your not wearing a bright yellow raincoat then your doing something wrong

[Anonymous No.13898733]

ACG Komyuters and Uniqlo blocktech parka.
>>13898682
Male art hoe tier, gross.

[Anonymous No.13898735]

>>13898682
whoa his phone is upside down!!! he's not like the other boys that's for sure

[Anonymous No.13898750]

Cheap british milsurp parka with their equivalent of goretex. Works great.

[Anonymous No.13898785]

>>13897373
>doesn't have to be Goretex.
Not really sure, I mean there's heaps of proper alternatives but I've worn quite a lot of 'waterproof' jackets which either make you sweat like a pig or stop being waterproof after 5 minutes. Goretex actually seems to work, so I like to stick to it.
>>13897396
>>13898682
These things always look so uncomfortable to me.

[Anonymous No.13898788]

>>13897427
These actually look fucking great. I wonder how good the material was back then and how it has been holding up.

[Anonymous No.13898802]

>>13898143
Ebay. They start at $180

[Anonymous No.13898815]

>>13898733
Poorfag techwear

[Anonymous No.13898844]

>>13898785
but it's effay

[Anonymous No.13898846]

>>13898844
It was effay a few years ago, it's severely played out now. Every girl in my university has one since most stores like H&M, Zara, etc have been selling them for €50

[Anonymous No.13898857]

>>13898846
You can tell a rubberized cotton Stutterheim from Rains imitators a mile away. It's much heavier.

[Anonymous No.13898867]

>>13898857
Perhaps you can but nobody else sees the difference between a €200 or €20 generic raincoat.

[Anonymous No.13898872]

>>13897298
>>13897372
cringe

[Anonymous No.13899009]

>>13898594

>>13897298
>>13897372
cringe

[Anonymous No.13899049]

>>13899009
The actual reason people likw rain is because the sound of rain is similar to the white noise you hear as a fetus inside the womb. Stop being such an elitist loser.

[Anonymous No.13899209]

>>13899009
Muh reddit boogeyman

[Anonymous No.13899216]

>>13899009
>accuses people of being normies who pretend to be deep and smart
>writes a post like this
talking about a lack of self reflection.

[Anonymous No.13899235]

>>13897196
an umbrella lol, your jacket's not gonna keep your pants from getting wet

[Anonymous No.13899239]

>>13899009
imagine saving this post from almost two years ago and continuing to believe in it

[Anonymous No.13899337]

>>13899235
but nikka, what happens when there's wind? you can show your umbrella up yo ass

[Anonymous No.13899351]

>>13899009
haha oh wow

[Anonymous No.13899526]

I wear water proof (>10.000) cashmere.

[Anonymous No.13900133]

>>13898867
Right, be cause we should determine our fashion sense by what the lowest common denominator thinks.

[Anonymous No.13901228]

MarbleSoda Anorak

[Anonymous No.13902152]

What do you people do to protect your hair, when I wear a hood it just compresses it and fucks it, I try to use an umbrella but its a no go if too windy

[Anonymous No.13902156]

>>13899526
That's pretty cool. I've been wanting a waterproof formal(ish) overcoat made out of garbadine or some other material. It's like techwear except more mature.

[Anonymous No.13902183]

>>13899009

[Anonymous No.13902799]

>>13897196
the virgin jacket vs. the chad parasol