>>15118075
It depends
there's plenty of suff out there that's usable and practical in day to day life (expecially if you like to stay quite warm) without looking like a fool in an urban setting. Of course, being it technical gear it's quite pricey.
- Roa
- Salomon
- Some (not all) Columbia and Patagucci shit
and some other shit I can't quite recall now. (And Arc'teryx if you're filthy rich)
the trick is to stick to non-extreme weather stuff. Fuck outta here with waterproof pants, pile and all that noise. Some nice comfy cargos, workpants or even corduroy pants will work. For the uppers, some knit sweater or shit like that and a nice non pretentious puffer jacket or windbreaker. Slap on a watch cap/beanie and you got yourself decent hikercore starter pack.
Also, check Decathlon out. They've got some sick shit with little branding for cheap, and if you actually go hiking you know that it's functional and won't fail you.