/Countrycore/ thread

[Anonymous No.15853459]

Barbour, shotguns, pheasants and wellingtons.

Don't see enough traditional British country clothing on here

[Anonymous No.15853492]

You'll get done for larping OP but I'm with you, I take a lot of inspo from this style

[Anonymous No.15853764]

>>15853492
>>15853459
This looks awesome can we make a /country/ general?

[Anonymous No.15853769]

>>15853764
yes.

[Anonymous No.15853940]

[Anonymous No.15854021]

>>15853459
vghh...the smell of cowshit...Home

[Anonymous No.15854088]

Be careful guys, people in /tip/ general will probably raid this thread to keep themselves from balkanizing

[Anonymous No.15854632]

>>15853459
>>15853764
Awesome /countrycore/ thread, pics and idea.

[Anonymous No.15855175]

[Anonymous No.15855548]

I'm with you OP, pity my country is a touch warm for this, but I really wanna get a Barbour jacket for winter

[Anonymous No.15855605]

Hey anons, if you have any Barbour related questions I can probably answer them for you.

[Anonymous No.15855607]

>>15855175
This is a 10 in Bongistan

[Anonymous No.15855615]

countrycore?

Nah, that's countryclubcore.

[Anonymous No.15855675]

>>15855605
What's the one to get?

[Anonymous No.15855681]

>>15855615
Even better.

[Anonymous No.15855687]

>>15854088
Doubt it, they are nitpicky and repulsed by British trad. Anything not OCBD and sack suit gets treated like a leper there

[Anonymous No.15855693]

>>15855605
Does the wax get on your other clothes?
Can you give a quick comparison of the three different types of waxed jacket and your recommendations?
How is their fit when it comes to layering?
Is maintenance and upkeep difficult? How about durability of modern Barbour?

[Anonymous No.15856018]

[Anonymous No.15856057]

>>15854021
Live in the pod. Eat the bugs. Love the immigrants. Pay the taxes. Enjoy the city.

[Anonymous No.15856119]

>>15853459
I was about to start a Brideshead thread but this will do

[Anonymous No.15856121]

>>15856119
I'll try and keep to tweeds and the such but some of it is too good not to post

[Anonymous No.15856122]

>>15856121
Accompanying picture didn't post

[Anonymous No.15856129]

>>15856122
Curiously, a lot of Charles' (Jeremy Irons' character) tweeds have a half belt and a yoke more often associated with Western styling. James Dean has a camelhair jacket in East of Eden with a somewhat similar appearance, for example. The most similar jackets I can find on ebay are old ones from Pendleton, but they too often have ugly suede detailing on the shoulders. I've seen a couple RRL ones, though they're very pricey.

[Anonymous No.15856135]

>>15856129
One of two images of Sebastian, now. Does this jumper's knit have a particular name? Difficult to find anything similar.

[Anonymous No.15856139]

>>15856135
An image of Sebastian in 'oxford bags', likely in a dupioni silk. Started in Oxford, of course, but became ludicrously wide upon its arrival in America apparently due to mix-ups in metric systems. And what sort of shirt fabric is that? Surely not oxford, looks uniquely soft and heavy. You see it in period shows/films and sometimes pictures from around the 1920s.

[Anonymous No.15856148]

>>15856139
I'll stop for the time being with this. Club collars and tweed - also seen with Hugh Grant at Oxford in 'Maurice'. Club collars are rare, now, let alone this somewhat odd pairing. Does anybody know a good seller for them, ideally not a weird vintage one? BB and RL sell them, but not in plain white. Turnbull & Asser sell a penny shirt, or something along those lines, but with an odd compromise to try and make it appear more casual.

[Anonymous No.15856184]

I'll throw in something a little more in line with the thread, too. This is from the RAU. The guy in the purple cardigan looks like some dashing figure out of a Rockwell painting. Note the brogues, too. The girl in the pink jumper and her partner are dressed well, and the guy in the action man jumper looks like he has colossal shoulders. There are, too, assorted tattersalls and barbour coats.

[Anonymous No.15856930]

>>15853764
fuck yes

[Anonymous No.15856932]

>>15853492
mate no you can absolutely pull this style off. barbour jackets are standard wear for those with some dosh in the home counties

[Anonymous No.15856933]

Based thread.
I wanna get some harris tweed pants.

[Anonymous No.15856936]

>>15855675
i got the beaufort

[Anonymous No.15856949]

alright cunts - the real question is:
quilted or wax?

[Anonymous No.15857115]

>>15856184
>all these white people

It's actually repulsive to look at.

[Anonymous No.15857138]

>>15853940
More like this please, I just bought a place that looks similar, leaving the city.

[Anonymous No.15857151]

>>15857138

[Anonymous No.15857202]

>>15857151
this is urban. This is a lie. Log homes are the superior.

[Anonymous No.15857244]

>>15857202
Country is not the wilderness. go marry a bear in another thread

[Anonymous No.15857307]

>>15857244
yanks will never understand what countryside is

[Anonymous No.15857312]

>>15857202
that's not urban retard, that's a cottage that's grown out of an actual ethnic historical tradition, something a muttoid would never understand.

[Anonymous No.15857327]

>>15856119
based evelyn waugh

[Anonymous No.15857621]

>>15856949
Wax all the way, quilted isn't bad if you're an old woman

[Anonymous No.15858135]

>>15856148
Maker's Kamakura has some, they call them Round Collars though

[Anonymous No.15858228]

>>15856057
Take your meds

[Anonymous No.15858229]

>>15856148
just try using any of the other terms for them like peter pan collar, round collar, or Eton collar (I know this is not a historically correct name but round collars are often called that now).

[Anonymous No.15858247]

>>15853459
Sexy ass boots

[Anonymous No.15858408]

[Anonymous No.15858553]

>>15858408
fucking inspo

[Anonymous No.15858556]

>>15856184
literally all i want from life is to be inside this picture

[Anonymous No.15858564]

>>15853769
vashti is the true anglo folk waifu

[Anonymous No.15858566]

>>15858564
and anne briggs

[Anonymous No.15858572]

ITT: tory larpers

[Anonymous No.15858593]

>>15858572
yes.

[Anonymous No.15858620]

>>15856148
Thomas Farthing sometimes make them.

[Anonymous No.15859009]

>>15858408
>20ga
lol what a pussy

[Anonymous No.15859125]

>>15853459
i'll post a few old photos of mine

[Anonymous No.15859126]

[Anonymous No.15859127]

[Anonymous No.15859130]

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[Anonymous No.15859145]

>>15853940

Very comfy.

[Anonymous No.15859169]

>>15858566
cute voice

[Anonymous No.15859261]

>>15853459
ID on boots?

[Anonymous No.15859300]

>>15854021
have fun with your inner c*ty full of shit, needles, hobos, criminals, and orwellian society lmao

[Anonymous No.15859329]

>>15859300
>implying the Paris section of Down and Out in Paris and London is not a romantically /fa/ lifestyle
>you will never know the characters that live in the corners of the city

That being said you're also right and the country life has never sounded more alluring than it does now. That's why everyone and their mom is buying fixer uppers in east bumfuck.

[Anonymous No.15860111]

>>15857327

Gay Catholic fascism is the true way

[Anonymous No.15860156]

>>15859009
Was gonna say that too

[Anonymous No.15860165]

>>15855675
Beaufort or Bedale are the best all around jackets. I just got an international and am loving it. Personally I’d avoid getting the slimmer fit jackets (Ashby/Bristol) they just aren’t as good after a while.

[Anonymous No.15860196]

>>15855693
Yes the wax will get on other clothes especially if you just bought it or it was recently rewarded. I’d keep it away from other clothes in the closet or in a garment bag. You should also avoid keeping a heated seat too high as I can melt the wax off.

Bedale is the equestrian jacket and will be shorter than the others. It has knit storm cuffs which are a nice feature for some. They look a bit boxy on some but you can normally size up/down one to get your desired it.

Beaufort is the hunting jacket and is a mid-length coat. It’s my fav personally because I’m tall but I also like the hidden game pocket in the back/plus it fits over a suit.

The border is the longest fit and is the most traditional barn jacket out of the three. Do normal size or a size down on these as they do fit really big. I think they can look good on tall people mostly.

If you get your regular size you should be able to layer plenty under your Barbour jacket. The wax makes the clothing airtight so any layers you have underneath will stay insulated. I wear my jacket deep into winter. Personally I think a denim jacket underneath a Beaufort looks amazing.

Upkeep is pretty easy. You can’t really wash the jackets without stripping all the wax off so you just sponge clean most of the time. They do absorb smells pretty easily but you can normally fix it with white vinegar or fabreeze. The made in the UK Barbour obviously has the highest quality but most of the other wax jackets are made in Eastern Europe and have the same construction standards. If you remember to rewax them every couple years or so they should hold up for decades

[Anonymous No.15860240]

Just ripped the pocket seams on my Barbour sapper jacket from putting gloves and sunglasses case in them.

Now I need to get them sewn and the ripped cotton repaired.

[Anonymous No.15860277]

>>15853459
come back to /tip/ we miss you

[Anonymous No.15860280]

>>15857115
low tier bait

[Anonymous No.15860282]

>>15855693
They smell and pick up odors easily. Buy if you want to smell like an old man’s swampy sweaty dick.

[Anonymous No.15860363]

>>15860282
To me they kind of smell like an old box of crayons

[Anonymous No.15860467]

>>15860196
thanks for this again

[Anonymous No.15860683]

>>15858566
Damn, love some anne briggs.

[Anonymous No.15860739]

[Anonymous No.15860747]

>>15860739

[Anonymous No.15860748]

>>15860747

[Anonymous No.15860960]

More of this thread(s) please.

[Anonymous No.15861025]

[Anonymous No.15861027]

[Anonymous No.15861236]

Great stuff. Anyone got barbour's moleskine trousers? The price seems suspiciously cheap, so bit concerned about quality

[Anonymous No.15861271]

>>15856184
I grew up in a wealthy area in the Southeast United states and this picture looks like it was taken in my hometown..all these people look similar to people I grew up with

[Anonymous No.15861338]

>>15853459
I have two English Setters. Awesome at hunting birds and an awesome CountryCore accessory

[Anonymous No.15861344]

>>15861338
Nice aussie bro

[Anonymous No.15861389]

>>15861338
>animals
>accessory
kys

[Anonymous No.15861392]

I’ve been trying to find some tweed stuff that’s not formalwear.
It’s really disappointing because there is basically none available. I’d like a casual vest or jacket in tweed.

[Anonymous No.15861408]

>>15861389
>HOW DARE YOU CALL THE HECKIN PUPPERINOS THAT

[Anonymous No.15861422]

[Anonymous No.15861450]

>>15861392
What are you talking about? Tweed is casual by nature

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15861491]

>>15861392
>wants casual tweed
>uses a somewhat formal example of tweed that resembles a suit waistcoat

Say wut. And this:

>>15861450

[Anonymous No.15861832]

>>15859261
Looks like Le Chameau

They're over rated and over priced.

[Anonymous No.15861842]

>>15861236
I don't know about the modern ones but the older ones are the real deal.

I also have a pair of cords from the 80s and the are even realer. I mean like you keep your ferrets in them and can pass them on to your great grand-children levels of real quality. I'll dig out a picture of my moleskins when I'm on my other comp.

[Anonymous No.15862154]

>>15860196
ty based anon

you have made the thread

[Anonymous No.15862158]

>>15860960
am planning to make it a general mate

[Anonymous No.15862163]

>>15861271
The Southeast aristocracy are Anglo Saxon thoroughbreds to a large extent. On top of that they're actually drawn from the rural stock of these same English folks, where up in New England those are Puritans from the Southeast, a specific strain of English people.

It's a really spoopy feeling to feel as though you recognise a type of people, it's like you half remember their faces, feel like you know them and what they represent.

[Anonymous No.15862181]

>>15857312
>>15857307
Two walrus teeth individuals coming to the same "muh yankees" conclusion while on different sides of a coin. Colour me shocked lmao.

[Anonymous No.15862189]

>>15856184
Is farming considered posh in the UK?

[Anonymous No.15862200]

>>15862181
this is literally an anglo thread lmao

[Anonymous No.15862214]

>>15861392
This took me 10 seconds to find.
O'Connell's

[Anonymous No.15862216]

>>15858228
Thats what you do when you accidentally commit a wrong think right?

[Anonymous No.15862224]

>>15862216

[Anonymous No.15862234]

>>15860280
nope

[Anonymous No.15862283]

Cordings are out of my size for corduroy trousers lads, any other similar brands in price and quality I can find in the UK?

[Anonymous No.15862384]

>>15853940
looks nice, wouldn't want to sit on that unkempt bench tho

[Anonymous No.15862411]

>>15862189
If you're a farmer and you don't sound like a bumpkin (bonus for barbour jacket) retards will assume you're rich. The RAU in particular however is known for its particularly affluent student body.

[Anonymous No.15862413]

>>15855605
my ex bought a used barbour jacket at some trift store when she went to the UK for 10£. How much should I be paying a used one?

[Anonymous No.15862419]

>>15861392
Tweed gives a casual character to any garment, but don't wear a waistcoat anon, especially not by itself. You either look like you're missing a fedora+katana or like some HSS insta faggot. Buy a sport coat, it's not exactly formal wear. Charcoal and light grey herringbone, or maybe something more colourful like pic, although it's more Sloaney and hard to pull off

[Anonymous No.15862422]

>>15861338
Are you American? English Setters are beautiful but they're nowhere to be seen here in England. Plus tiers and the like make any travel to buy one difficult.

[Anonymous No.15862427]

>>15862158
Call it /anglo/, not countrycore. Better off casting a wider net

[Anonymous No.15862430]

>>15858556
Yes, that and photos out of 'the last hurrah'. Post 70s rich anglo life isn't the same

[Anonymous No.15862452]

>>15862419
Pic didn't post

[Anonymous No.15863119]

>>15858408
hunting in a tie just seems uncomfortable.

[Anonymous No.15863151]

>>15861027
Holy shit what a fucking larpfag. That pedo hasn't ever worked a day in his life. There are probably 20 servants behind that camera

[Anonymous No.15863269]

>>15853492
Sauce on the jumper?

[Anonymous No.15863274]

Anglocore

[Anonymous No.15863290]

>>15862214
I like harrington jackets and tweed but that's not something I'd wear.

I like that tweed a lot though. What I really want is a shirt-jacket in Harris tweed and I literally can't find one anywhere.

[Anonymous No.15863334]

>>15860240
Take it to an Orvis or Barbour store. Restitching hand warmer pockets are the cheapest repairs. Get it rewaxed while it’s out.

[Anonymous No.15863337]

>>15861236
I have pair of the current moleskins. They’re pretty much my favorite pair of pants for the winter. They are a really nice cut but you need to size down to get the right fit.

[Anonymous No.15863353]

>>15855605
Olive or sage?

[Anonymous No.15863391]

>>15856184
>RAU
What does this stand for?

[Anonymous No.15863399]

>>15853459
All of these posts belong in the tip thread

[Anonymous No.15863401]

>>15854088
Yea and you clearly made this thread to destroy tip but you will lose . Tip is the glue that holds fa together punkass

[Anonymous No.15863406]

>>15855605
What’s the best one for actual motorcycling?

[Anonymous No.15863409]

>>15863353
olive is the more classic and works for most people. Sage looks really good if you have red or blonde hair. Personally I really like the navy and I own an engineered garments x barbour jacket in black.

[Anonymous No.15863413]

>>15863406
Classic international jacket but I know there are some triumph collabs out there which are probably made sturdier than the regular international line. To be honest I wouldn't wear waxed cotton on a motorcycle. Not really all that safe.

[Anonymous No.15863505]

>>15861236
>>15863337
This is a few years ago now.

[Anonymous No.15863562]

>>15861408
based

[Anonymous No.15863685]

>>15863337
>>15863505
Awesome, definitely gonna buy a pair then

[Anonymous No.15864126]

>>15863685
He 'traditional fit' ones are what you want. Feel free to size down but they are a slim trouser anyway. Cant speak for the quality of newer hipsterbarour lines of trouser

[Anonymous No.15864168]

>>15862422
Yes I’m an American. That is really interesting. They aren’t very common over here but they aren’t expensive. It’s about $1,500 to $2,000 for a well bred pup which is pretty mid range. I love them. It’s the only dog breed I have had since high school. They are super sweet. Any idea why they kind of died out over there? There was a really coveted blood line called the “Ryman Stock” that almost died out but this guy end up creating a breeding program and saving it.

[Anonymous No.15864217]

>>15863391
Royal Agricultural University. I think its "College" now. About the poshest place in England desu

[Anonymous No.15864236]

need help finding where to cop this or similar

[Anonymous No.15864247]

>>15864236
here´s the tag

[Anonymous No.15864256]

[Anonymous No.15864261]

[Anonymous No.15864349]

>>15864236
A quarter zip? Literally anywhere. Is that fleece, sherling, what?

[Anonymous No.15864362]

>>15862419
I was posting the waistcoat as an example of something I wouldn’t wear.
I’ve found a RARE few examples of slightly casual tweed stuff online, but they’re really expensive.

I might go to a tailor and see if they can make me a shirt-jacket with Muir tweed.
I like picrel but it’s decidedly for shooting and would look weird in a city/suburban setting.

[Anonymous No.15864411]

>>15853459
You guys would like the Beretta magazines

[Anonymous No.15864427]

>>15864349
it,s more like fleece I think. live in spain and I cant seem to find something. The only ones I find are modern and ugly af pic related

[Anonymous No.15864448]

>>15864236
regatta

[Anonymous No.15864538]

>>15864427
You might check the go to Anglocore brand websites like Barbour, LL Bean, Orvis, etc. No idea if they ship to Spain

[Anonymous No.15864609]

>>15864411
Can you be more specific or link one? Searching turns up nothing but pistols

[Anonymous No.15864623]

>>15853459
>countrycore
>literally just tip and neofolk combined but done poorly
you niggers are really grasping at straws trying to come up with new "cores"

[Anonymous No.15864658]

>>15864623
It's neither of those things, except maybe overlap with trad. And this thread would be in /tip/ if it wasn't cancer

[Anonymous No.15864916]

the only pic I have

[Anonymous No.15864970]

>>15864256
Is that royal security?

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15864989]

>>15864916
hottie catherine

>>15864970
lmao no

[Sieg !NP2jUmGKeo No.15865019]

>>15864970
Tfw when an average american is better armed than the royal security.

[Anonymous No.15865100]

>>15864609
Wish I had one lying around, but basically everyone is holding a shottie, like a requirement or something...

Here is the calendar:
https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/436214/CALENDARIO%202020-low%20res.pdf

[Anonymous No.15865227]

I love this core and it looks great on me but I can’t be bothered with it, most of the time, cheaper weather protection gear is better sadly. These photos don’t show all the fucking mud everywhere, the drizzly rain getting on everything and the wind blowing your hat off annoyingly.

[Anonymous No.15865260]

>>15861236
Cordings is the shop you're looking for. They sell by far the best non-tailored posh people trousers in England.

[Anonymous No.15865264]

Young, /countrycore/ princess Di was so cute.

[Anonymous No.15865327]

>>15865264
Why were they so mean to her, bros? It's not fair! Damn the Royals!

[Anonymous No.15865454]

>>15865327
I love her, but i can imagine she might have been a bit of an insufferable, histrionic and over emotional nightmare, and not something the uptight royals would want to deal with.

[Anonymous No.15865483]

it's called "pastoralcore" and get these disgusting anglos out of this thread

[Anonymous No.15865578]

>>15863399
no they don't this isn't about dressing like a preppy new englander

[Anonymous No.15865585]

>>15862413
honestly you should expect to find them for about £40/£50
your gf was extremely lucky, probably some charity shop in a rich area run by a clueless old lady

[Anonymous No.15865591]

>>15862430
post 70s uk isn't the same

[Anonymous No.15865602]

>>15863401
i made this thread to talk about clothes. who gives a shit about factionalism in discussions about dress on a chinese cartoon forum

[Anonymous No.15865606]

>>15864916
god almighty she's so fine

[Anonymous No.15865612]

>>15865483
Literally nobody dresses like this outside of Anglophone countries. Shoo shoo back to your neo nazi folk larp thread

[Anonymous No.15865624]

>>15865612
this
>go to british countryside clothing thread
>still see am*rican opinions

[Anonymous No.15865659]

>>15865624
It's an AMERICAN website

[Anonymous No.15865660]

>>15865659
Two scoops two genders two impeachments

[Anonymous No.15865663]

>>15865660
>two impeachments
Naw, Senate Minority leader (McCarthy) just came out against it

[Anonymous No.15865676]

>>15865659
so's your mum's onlyfans mate and what

[Anonymous No.15865694]

>>15865676
You write like an uneducated retard. You are clearly low-class britbong. Why are you even here? You are obviously too poor to afford anything in this thread....dreaming of what you will never experience? Heh, loser

[Anonymous No.15865720]

>>15865659
If you're not descended from British stock you're not American, you're a tourist

[Anonymous No.15865725]

>>15865720
There are way more German descendants than English ones...I am of English and German stock

[Anonymous No.15865736]

>>15865725
Yes, we imported a lot of German peasants to populate the frontier quickly

[Anonymous No.15865744]

>>15865694
fella you write like you try too hard to sound clever

i bet at school you used to whisper "yes!" when you got an answer right, and remind the teacher when you had homework.

[Anonymous No.15865849]

>>15864427
Uniqlo if you are a poorfag

[Anonymous No.15866083]

>>15864916
Love this picture, the royal thighs are something else

[Anonymous No.15866143]

>>15865454
>>15865264
why do people love and fantasize this literal ugly
dot head fucking whore?

[Anonymous No.15866176]

>>15865624
>>15865612
don't give a FUCK about tasteless anglo opinions

[Anonymous No.15866186]

>>15860196
just ordered up a white label beaufort. not sure how its different than the mainline other than being a bit oversized. pretty excited.

[Anonymous No.15866462]

>>15866186
Should be a little more oversized. I love the white label stuff

[Anonymous No.15866553]

>>15866186
>>15866462
What distinguishes white label?

[Anonymous No.15866607]

>>15866553
White label is more “street wear” oriented. A lot of it has a more Japanese look to it. The pants/shirts/sweaters from that line are great

[Anonymous No.15866743]

I love my Northumbria.

[Anonymous No.15866765]

Richard Hammond General - /hamster/

[Anonymous No.15867072]

>>15864916
I do conclude that this beauty was constructed for a well-known three letter acronym

[Anonymous No.15867110]

>>15866176
leave the thread then lol

[Anonymous No.15867111]

>>15866743
like the knife mate

[Anonymous No.15867146]

>>15853459
I kind of like the aesthetic if but only if you're an old plummy red-faced farmer. Growing up in the English countryside most people I knew who dressed like this were absolute cunts and I'd rather distance myself from them

[Anonymous No.15867149]

>>15866765
He's not even a real hamster!

[Anonymous No.15867352]

>>15867146
They probably feel the same way about you

[Anonymous No.15867364]

>>15861408
wog

[Anonymous No.15867768]

>>15862189
most of these ppl wont be farmers just land owners who will rent to farmers, land owners are posh in the UK

[Anonymous No.15867894]

>>15853940
w2c those knives?

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15867922]

>>15862189
Most farmers are not rich or posh. Although it's a common belief that they are. The pic you are quoting only looks posh because it's likely early 90s and how the UK used to look so it looks out of place, or some posh area today.

[Anonymous No.15867930]

>>15867922
You don't know what 'country' means in England.
Of course they are posh.

[Anonymous No.15867942]

I have both a Beaufort and Bedale jacket. The Beaufort I hunt with hard all the time, rewax it yearly, good as new.

Can't do the tweeds and wellies though, even as wet as it is around here. Old canvas Duxbak trousers and Vietnam-style jungle boots.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15867950]

>>15867930
I've spent plenty of time in England and you're falling into the same trap. Look it up. Most farmers are not rich in the UK.

A village is essentially in the country and not all villagers are posh or rich.

[Anonymous No.15867972]

>>15867950
You're not getting it.
This thread isn't about farmers, son.
It's about landed gentry.
Big difference.

I'm sure being a military brat was fun but you're not a veteran.
You shouldn't lie about that.

[Anonymous No.15868051]

>>15867930
>Farmers
>Posh
I'm not even going to begin.

[Anonymous No.15868501]

>>15853769
vashti is a babe

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15868580]

>>15867972
>talking about farmers
>n-no we are talking about landed gentry

Yeah nice goal post shifting. Of course landed gentry are rich and posh.

>I'm sure being a military brat was fun but you're not a veteran

My father was killed before I was born. I wish I had been a military brat instead of growing up dirt poor in Compton with a single parent.

[Anonymous No.15868592]

>>15862224
he was right about everything, and so based.
he tried to warn us....

[Anonymous No.15868625]

>>15865264
>>15865327
>>15865454
Her kids would not have looked like her.

[Anonymous No.15868665]

>>15853459
>>15853940
>>15856135
>>15857151
>>15858408
>>15860739
>>15860747
>>15861422
>>15865264
I love the aesthetics of the country and I fantasize about moving there but I'm afraid that the neighbors and other community members in the rural life will be the boring, conservative type who don't want to try new things and get together to discuss or do things; or worse, the type who care only about how much they hate the government. Are there more interesting, active, and aesthetic-minded communities out there living the rural life?

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15868716]

>>15868665
>in the rural life will be the boring, conservative type who don't want to try new things and get together to discuss or do things

Bit cringe mate. You essentially love the aesthetic of a life but not the reality of it. If rural life was full of "progressive" little zoomers. it would no longer be rural life. You want a life those people have created but you don't want those people. But it does not exist without those people.

>can i have their life but with totally different people

No. Because then it wouldn't be that. The kind of people you want to be around do not create that type of life so stay away.

>try new things and get together to discuss or do things

Such as what? Please tell

[Anonymous No.15868739]

>>15868716
I absolutely don't want their life. I want to live in the aesthetics of the country. If that makes me anything but aware of my own tastes then name me a criminal, mate.

For what its worth, I still want a community that, for example: takes care of their bodies, eats right, exercise and such, can converse with one about current affairs with some level of competence, has their hobbies, as you know. But I also want to bathe in the aesthetics of the country each day. Just, yes, without the people who have lived the hard life such that it has made them sullen sods

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15868755]

>>15868739
But the aesthetic of the country comes from the people. The country life does not make the people, the people make the country life.

>Just, yes, without the people who have lived the hard life such that it has made them sullen sods

I think you have some stereotype or movie in your head. Country folk are fun, free, welcoming, kind etc.

How exactly do you want them to be different? You say you want to discuss things but explore more. What exactly do you mean?

[Anonymous No.15868778]

>>15868755
>Country folk are fun, free, welcoming, kind etc
Ah perfect! /fa/s a weird board

[Anonymous No.15868833]

>>15868665
Abysmal post, stay far away from the countryside you are human cancer

[Anonymous No.15868986]

>>15853459
I'd like to get a little .410 single shooter like that one day. They look like sweet poppers.

[Anonymous No.15868993]

>>15868665
Sounds like you're looking for western MA or anywhere in Maine

[Anonymous No.15869022]

>>15868665
>the type who care only about how much they hate the government.
FYI we hate the government because we are so far removed from it. Rural folk are the largest land owners and pay the most taxes, but see less of a return on them than entitled city fags like yourself. The hatred is well justified. Go be a larpfag elsewhere, we are full

[Anonymous No.15869029]

>>15869022
Rural people pay less in taxes and benefit far more than urbanites from government spending.

[Anonymous No.15869031]

>>15869029
Facts don't care about your feelings wanker

[Anonymous No.15869043]

>>15868755
Sorry sir, I may be in the wrong. I was recently exposed to a really bad movie called Wicker Man and may be a bit biased. Also, sir you should know that here in West Bengal country people are strange, they don't treat women right, and I'm a bit afraid they won't understand me and won't talk to me and things after I finish transitioning.

[Anonymous No.15869050]

>>15869031
I’ve lived in towns under a thousand and in major cities.

[Anonymous No.15869829]

>>15869050
no you haven't

[Anonymous No.15869848]

>>15864261
Ah, the Royal Cunny Spotter

[Anonymous No.15869855]

>>15865100

[Anonymous No.15869859]

>>15853940
hope you have a license for those butter knives

[Anonymous No.15870080]

>>15868665
Abysmal post. If you like the country then you should support the Conservative politics and traditional value that developed and sustained it for so very long, not seek to subvert the lot of it with the mid century horseshit that drove it into the ground. I suppose you could find a higher income rural area around the Cotswolds, near Oxford, so on and so forth. More likely to be well-educated and aesthetically minded, hence why they're living in the country rather than with the convenience of the city.

[Anonymous No.15870082]

>>15868665
I would take my dogs to your house every morning to shit all over the lawn. And my horse. And I would fire rubbish out the window every time I drove past.

[Anonymous No.15870087]

>>15868778
Eh, it's often true. More community focused country areas = nicer people, and in general people distanced for the dissolution of trust in the city will be more trusting, nice and generous to people. Of course there's the occasional hardened mean farmer stereotype, but there's unpleasant people everywhere.

[Anonymous No.15870091]

>>15870087
Are you handicapped that you have to type "eh" before your post? Are you that thick that you think you need to write "eh" when you type? Are you that slow???

[Anonymous No.15870307]

>>15870091
>but there's unpleasant people everywhere.
>>15870091
Found one!
What shoes you wear, bud?

[Anonymous No.15870311]

>>15870080
>More likely to be well-educated and aesthetically minded, hence why they're living in the country

[Anonymous No.15870377]

>>15865260
not him but I'd like to know if cordings actually sells stuff that is made in England. I suspect not because they would have advertised it but maybe they are so posh they don't even see stuff being made in bongland as now being novel.

[Anonymous No.15870416]

>>15870311
Why else would a wealthy person live in the country if they have the means to live in a city besides the tranquility of it?

[Anonymous No.15870459]

>>15870377
A few things are. Moleskin jeans in particular.
https://www.cordings.co.uk/celebration-english-made-products

[Anonymous No.15870543]

>>15858228
Eat the bugs.

[Anonymous No.15870550]

>>15868665
Stay in the city, where you belong, you absolute faggot

[Anonymous No.15871935]

where does this end and /tip/ begin?

[Anonymous No.15871952]

>>15871935
it fits in but its the english version

[Anonymous No.15872328]

>>15871935
when you try it

[Anonymous No.15872671]

>>15868665
You should stay in the city.

[Anonymous No.15872678]

>>15865660
3 terms

[Anonymous No.15872807]

>>15871935
/tip/ is murrikan city clothing
country is english countryside and outdoor clothing

[Anonymous No.15872929]

>>15863505
w2c boots?

[Anonymous No.15872936]

I can't decide between two barbours. Should I get Ashby (pic)...

[Anonymous No.15872941]

>>15872936
or Corbridge?

[Anonymous No.15872963]

>>15872936
>>15872941
>the two gayest models
make sure to get extra wax, cumstains won't buff out so easily

[Anonymous No.15873002]

>>15872941
>>15872936
Don't buy hipster Barbour. It's fake countryside for fags.

[Anonymous No.15873096]

>>15873002
I'm not American, so nobody would really read it that way.

I also mostly wear gorpcore, but wanted something a bit more classic and old-fashioned, but still water-resisting and fitting with my overall aesthetic. Filson could work, but it's murican so hard to get in Europe.

[Anonymous No.15873134]

>>15871935
>where does this end and /tip/ begin?
the glasses and the hat I think, also having the jacket oversized and buttoned, and shitty facial hair never helps

I don't think I could ever justify wearing a tie outside of formal occasions

[Anonymous No.15873460]

>>15872929
William Lennon, absolutely based company.

[Anonymous No.15873472]

>>15872929

[Anonymous No.15873562]

>>15871935
Trad fashions sort of cross over into old English country fashions - see >>15856119. Lots of people trace back preppy fashion to 'Sloane Ranger' fashion - see >>15856184. There are different quirks from which you could tell them apart, though. American fashions err more on the informal, and fashionable - low waists, skinny fits, so on and so forth, and are often more ostentatious - brighter colours, accessories... That image is more English, I'd say, especially considering the fairisle layering (pic related). Once again, I'd recommend looking up, or better yet watching, the 1981 Brideshead. It's a cross section of English fashion - military uniforms, tweeds, morning dress, city suits, 20s casual, everything, or Jeeves and Wooster, too, maybe.

[Anonymous No.15873571]

>>15873562
All creatures great and small as well?

[Anonymous No.15873585]

>>15868665
Fuck off we're full

[Anonymous No.15873631]

>>15861392
Everyone wore clothing like that 85 years ago, it's only formal now cos people dress like shit these days. example of ''formal'' wear being worn casually, unemployed people in 1936. Even country clothing is just traditional clothing really. Lords and laborers used to dress alike.

[Anonymous No.15873651]

>>15873631
wtf

[Anonymous No.15873659]

>>15873651
Probably had rickets or some other growth disorder, was more common back then.

[Anonymous No.15873674]

>>15873571
Never seen it myself, though a search yields some nice tweeds, tattersall waistcoats and all. Probably more representative of working class fashions in comparison to how perfectly tailored everything is in BR.

[Anonymous No.15873680]

>>15873631
Surprising how suddenly it's fallen off. 1990s->early 2000s wearing a jacket was still customary, now you'll get a weird look in London for wearing a shirt.

[Anonymous No.15873709]

>>15873680
More like late 50's to 1960s, clothing become more like it is today then, due to a number of factors, personally i wish people dress more like back in the day.

[Anonymous No.15873785]

>>15856057
if anything, college and living in the city made me more right wing.

[Anonymous No.15874092]

>>15873785
Of course it would. City living is ugly, lonely, and for what? It would drive anybody who wasn't delusional to Conservatism.

[Anonymous No.15874130]

>>15873785
Modern college woke liberalism would turn Karl Marx right wing.

[Anonymous No.15874284]

>>15873785
> you were always right wing, bootlicker

[Anonymous No.15874598]

>>15868665
>I want to move to the country to subvert the local culture and remove it of the identity that caused me to move there
Anon.. you wouldn't happen to be...

Disregard if you live in America, their political discourse is shit and actually as bad as you seem to think it is. Not that they're wrong, they're just asses about it.

[Anonymous No.15874855]

>>15873651
malnutrition

[Anonymous No.15874908]

>>15865019
Royal security doesn't taze themselves in their own balls. They have this thing called "training" and develop a thing called "skill".

[Anonymous No.15875110]

[Anonymous No.15875169]

>>15869043

>>15870080 here, didn't realise you were from West Bengal. Fuck off, nobody wants you in England. Whatever aesthetic pretensions you have a misguided. Go be a tramp elsewhere.

[Anonymous No.15875478]

>>15874598
rent free

[Anonymous No.15876768]

>>15862283
Charles tyrwhtt

[Anonymous No.15877234]

What’s something you guys would actually wear for a long walk around town. Figure you’re out for as long as 2 hours, it’s cold, you’re up and down hills, etc.

[Anonymous No.15877245]

>>15868665
No. You want the idealized aesthetics of country life without the he values of country life and that’s not possible. Try to find some obnoxious college town out in the middle of nowhere.

[Anonymous No.15877253]

>>15877245
fuck off back to /pol/ why do you annoying conservative types still exist. you guys never get your fucking way. society always marches forward past you people and you die alone and unloved

[Anonymous No.15877260]

>>15877253
Grow some brain cells, genius. The guy wants an idealized country folk that doesn’t exist anywhere. Sorry to burst your bubble.

t. Lives in a rural college town

[Anonymous No.15877278]

>>15877245
Whats wrong with that? Aesthetics are superficial most of the time but the nonsuperficial aesthetic elements itt mostly don't have anything to do with chopping wood, plowing, planting, milking, etc. But other than those things, what would the values of country life even be? Beating your wife? Fuckin a pig? Smoking meth? Mudding?

[Anonymous No.15877280]

>>15877278
Just stay out. You’re clearly an ignorant troll.

[Anonymous No.15877284]

>>15877260
>>15877278
these trad guys are so delusional and conservatives keep trying to hold us back
in my dream we can live in the cyberpunk sci fi world and people dress like english countrymen with crazy dyed hair and nobody cares next to people dressing like the 80s or rich people in togas and it all doesnt matter.
but of course these retarded conservatives read one book from a guy who fucking bombed innocents(something you'd think they'd be against) and think they've been 'awoken'. people really are total sheep to propaganda

[Anonymous No.15877319]

>>15877284

[Anonymous No.15877329]

>>15877260
most rural towns are filled with drug addiction and poverty these days, much like big cities, landed gentry are not representative of an whole population. Working class people in more rural settings would have worked in the coal mines in britain but not much has really replaced them so there is the problems i have mentioned above.

[Anonymous No.15877427]

>>15877234
In winter it's Timbs, heavy denim, a flannel shirt and/or a tshirt, wool crewneck and a thin jacket over that, wool socks, they don't make your feet sweaty and keep them warm. Maybe a wool hat and gloves if it's really cold

[Anonymous No.15877521]

Can a Barbour Bedale jacket look good on a manlet (5'8")? They look a bit long.

[Anonymous No.15877577]

>>15877521
>They look a bit long.

You must be shorter than you say.

[Anonymous No.15877597]

how is this different from cottage core?

[Anonymous No.15877617]

>>15877597
one is for the tenants and one is for the gentry.

[Anonymous No.15877621]

>>15869043
>after I finish transitioning.
So you’re a Bengali troon?

[Anonymous No.15877656]

>>15877329
That’s simply not true.

[Anonymous No.15877723]

>>15874908
You know that story was fake right dipshit?

[Anonymous No.15877758]

>>15877280
What exactly are your objections to cityfolk moving to the country and dressing like countryfolk?

[Anonymous No.15877926]

>>15876768
Have a tyrwhitt shirt, oxford, nice, but looks a little nerdy because of the washed aspect. But, from the GG video the consensus is that their trousers are meant to be bad

[Anonymous No.15877935]

>>15877758
If they're eager to reject the very thought that exists to conserve that lifestyle, they can stay out. Otherwise, why would anyone object?

[Anonymous No.15877978]

>>15877935
Couldn't that be said about almost every time someone switches from one to another?

[Anonymous No.15879081]

>>15877978
Yes. Your point?

[Anonymous No.15879135]

>>15877978
Sometimes, maybe, there's a friction between a familiar way of life and a new one, but the point is nobody will encourage some nerd on the Internet to pack their bags and fly in from Bengal to the country, especially when he has delusional fancies and ideas that are very much antithetical to the country way of life.

[Anonymous No.15879248]

>>15859125
north pennines?

[Anonymous No.15879257]

>>15879135
If I have loads of money and literally don't have to work, maintain a farm, fuck pigs, etc, then what is the problem to buying a house, moving there, and dressing a particular way to match the aesthetics shown in this thread? Because it pisses off degenerate farmers?

>>15879081
And what is wrong with that? Because it hurts country folks feelings?

[Anonymous No.15879314]

>>15879257
>Because it hurts country folks feelings?
>what would the values of country life even be? Beating your wife? Fuckin a pig? Smoking meth? Mudding?
Imagine wanting to live around people whom you despise and hold in utter contempt.

[Anonymous No.15879352]

where to start with this for female clothes? is a tennis white skirt appropriate only for tennis or ok if matched with a knitted sweater

[Anonymous No.15879640]

>>15879257
Because rural areas are often pretty poor because of a lack of jobs, which means house prices and life in general is pretty cheap as the market reacts to the upper limit of what people can afford. Then people from the city arrive and things get more expensive, independent businesses end up closing and your town or village becomes a commuter hub. And to add insult to injury, you try and claim or copy existing practises, but because you're from the city you don't know how to do that without commodifying it. And so what you get is a parody of country life put on solely for you cunts to walk about in, mascerading as living the country life while simultaneously moaning about the natives.
Basically stay the fuck out of Norfolk please.

[Anonymous No.15879649]

>>15877656
Yes it is, small towns can be considered rural if they are far away enough from large cities, they are not urban, It's mostly a thing in northern england. I would know i live in one and see it everyday.

[Anonymous No.15879908]

>>15868665
so you want to go somewhere in order to ruin it

[Anonymous No.15879920]

>>15877284
you are a technophile high on the lies that justify the annihilation of everything good in this world.

>sheep to propaganda
you utter fucking faggot you're the one cooming over literally dystopian depictions of nightmarish future, meanwhile we just want to have the normal fucking life that was ubiquitous until literally the last two centuries. fuck off and die alone in a hole of aids

[Anonymous No.15879928]

>>15879257
because you people destroy everywhere you go. you get sick of the shit of the city and you pack your bags to some nice countryside town, start whinging immediately that there isn't a 24 hour paki shop selling offal in a pita bread and that farmers don't know the correct number of letters after LGB. you are fucking odious cunts who just take take take and ruin everywhere you tread. stay the fuck in your rathole of a city.

[Anonymous No.15879938]

>>15879248
yeah looks like the dark peak to me.

went camping there not too long ago with a mate. up around hathersage is gorgeous

[Anonymous No.15879944]

>>15877253
"get your way", our way is the literal historical norm until the last two centuries. this is the aberration, all of human history is "conservative".

once this fossil-fuel fed machine breaks down things will reassert themselves to how they should be, and necessarily always must be.

[Anonymous No.15879946]

>>15877245
this is it. these cunts are so used to simulations that they think they can ape something without living it truly and completely, with the struggle that it actually entails. no grasp of authenticity.

[Anonymous No.15879951]

>>15873562
exactly what we want to see. post more lad

[Anonymous No.15880059]

>>15879352
Not especially country but yeah a tennis skirt will do for Sloane Ranger type stuff. Ballet flats/horsebit loafers, too, see >>15856184, especially the bird on the middle right with the pink jumper. Country styles see a lot of overlap between men and women, just in skinnier cuts, slightly more subject to trends. Still barbours, jeans, tattersall shirts, shetlands, etc.

[Anonymous No.15880492]

[Anonymous No.15880505]

>>15879640
This is a completely reasonable justification and should be enough to convince any reasonable person matching its description to not move to the country. Well said

[Anonymous No.15880508]

[Anonymous No.15880515]

>>15879928
the irony that people post shit like this every day on blue boards with no awareness of what they did to 4chan by coming here...

[Anonymous No.15880523]

>>15880505
WEALTHY PEOPLE CAN'T LIVE IN THE COUNTRY DON'T APPROPRIATE MY CULTURE NO YOU CAN'T BUY PROPERTY HERE YOU'RE GOING TO GENTRIFY IT REEEEEEEEEEE
reasonably reasonable reasoning. well said.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15880535]

>>15880515
It's a blue board because there is safe content via images posted such as not allowing porn and gore, and outright racism but it's not a blue board to restrict speech and only allow extreme left wing dogma and politically correct narrative posted.

Holy shit man. Go back to re.dd.it.

[Anonymous No.15880538]

>>15880535
I've been here as long as you if not longer
You were never even one of the good tripfags

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15880562]

>>15880538
What a great refute to the conevrsion.

>NER NER I HAVE BEEN HERE LONGER THAN YOU!!

Great bro. You're still a moron trying to politically correct speech in a fucking country thread which is well known for conservatism and traditionalism.

You just want the look without the way of life or the people. I get it. That's called LARPING.

This look is being CONSERVED from the past. It's not compatible with being PROGRESSIVE.

What's next, you are against animal culling? Absolute utter MORON.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15880566]

OH NOO SOMEBODY SAID FARMERS IN THE COUNTRY MIGHT NOT KNOW ALL ABOUT LGBTQQQ+++++ THIS IS A BLUE BOARD YOU CAN'T SAY THAT WAGHH!!

If anyone was ever deserving of a slap.. and if anyone just outed themselves as some teenager in the city, it's that kid who has supposedly been here almost 20 years. Yeah alright. Whatever you say.

[Anonymous No.15880569]

>>15880562
Hello? Based department on the line?

[Anonymous No.15880627]

>>15880562
>NER NER I HAVE BEEN HERE LONGER THAN YOU!!
The conclusion of your rant was literally calling me a newfag lol.
The core of the topic is demographic shifts by the way; you've been here long enough to fill in the blanks of what they've done to this place.
Maybe you prefer the sites latest incarnations. I noticed your hunger for attention has you aping newfags and spamming threads. At least it gets upvotes from great board contributors like >>15880569

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15880652]

>>15880627
>The conclusion of your rant was literally calling me a newfag lol.

No it wasn't, it was that perhaps you should move to another place that restricts speech more aggressively if you are offended by such petty things.

What an earth are you talking about? The whole point was a blue board does not mean extreme speech modding, it just means it's safe to view at work, and (up to now) free speech is still legal at work.

>The core of the topic is demographic shifts by the way; you've been here long enough to fill in the blanks of what they've done to this place.

Oh right so demographic shifts on message boards can fuck them up but demographic shifts of people into the country who despise their way of life but just want to larp in their clothing will not fuck it up?

Gotcha. Your mental state sounds 100% healthy and logical right now.

>I noticed your hunger for attention

Calling your stupid shit out HURR U CAN'T POST ANYTHING BUT ULTRA PC SPEECH CUZ THIS IS A BLUE BOARD!! is not me hungry for attention and your COPE is off the scale right now.

Apologize and move on. Be the big man.

[Anonymous No.15880658]

>>15880627
>At least it gets upvotes from great board contributors

It's seething.

[Anonymous No.15880672]

>>15873631
the suit as you see them in the pictures started as working class attire. you could definitely find borgousie dressed in similar clothing. the borgousie is part of the upper middle class/upper class whereas lords, belonging to the artistocracy and a different class entirely, would not wear anything like this.

[Anonymous No.15882161]

>>15867894
My house is full of them, fairly certain they're bone handle