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Hey, /fa/.

I usually don't post here.
What clothing styles would not make me look like a fat slob?
>36x32
>6' 2"
>190lbs.
>size 11 shoe
>white
>4 eyes

Thank you in advance.

pic related, similar build.

>> No.8048850

>>8048841
Losing weight.

>> No.8048861
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>>8048850
That's a work in progress. I weighed 210lbs. around the holidays. I've spent some time browsing >>>/fit/.

This is be turning my life around.

>> No.8048867

>>8048861
Just dress like a lumber jack, think Paul Bunyan. That's the only style big dudes can pull off. Make sure your clothes fit too, you won't be fooling anyone with baggy clothes, and you'll just make yourself look bigger.

If you're in the process of losing weight, don't bother wasting a lot of money on clothes either. Just get a few things, because they won't fit in a few months. Good to see you're not just using fashion as a mask for being overweight, a lot of people think they can compensate with it, they can't.

>> No.8048876

>>8048861
just lose weight, you impatient swine. don't bother buying clothes to disguise your fat if you're in the process of losing it. what's a better idea is to buy clothes in the size you want yo fit into, then keep losing weight until you're not so fat that you can't squeeze your buttery body into them. it'll keep you motivated and complete your transformation when time comes.

>> No.8048886

>>8048876
This is actually really good advice.
I started at 280 a year ago, at 202lbs now. This and ECA really motivated me. Also pussy. Lots and lots of pussy.

>> No.8048888

>>8048876
Actually you know what, fuck what I said about buying a few things right now, this guy's idea is better. Buy shit you really like, and at the size you want to be. It'll give you even more of an reason to lose weight. Not only will you have put money down on something, you'll also get another reward when you're done.

>> No.8048889

>>8048867
Thank you.

I've tried dark plaid patterns and I simply cannot pull it off. Any specific suggestions?

As you stated, I'm not looking for a whole wardrobe, mostly staples that go with a bigger build. I'm not just shredding weight, I'm also building muscle. Going for a lean 32x32 pant size as my goal. Long story short, I'm happy being stocky, I'd rather not look lanky/weak.

Also, I wear a size L shirt/coat.

Also also, if it helps, I have a godly beard. Full, no patchy neckbeard business.

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8048902

>>8048889
>I'd rather not look lanky/weak.

You came to the wrong board. If your end game is bearmode or whatever, Workwear sort of stuff is probably your best option.

This is the only pic that sort of fits that I have on my computer.

>> No.8048906

stout inspo thread? my most non-philistine friends are unfortunately larger. not XL just short and thick w/ lil bellies. Was thinking dadcore shit

>> No.8048913

>>8048902
When can I find those boots?

>> No.8048956

>>8048841
moderate regular exercise and a reasonable diet

>> No.8050868

>>8048841
is that tim curry

>> No.8050908

>>8050868
It's happy Gilmore

>> No.8050921

>>8048841
dont buy a bunch of expensive clothes if ur gonna be too small for them in a few months

>> No.8050925

You need to have $300 million dollars to pay on stylists

>> No.8050923

>>8048902
are those pants duck canvas?

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>>8048902
Seconding the workwear/heritage look for stocky guys, that's one style that I wish I could pull off a little better (lanky for life)

I've got a few inspo pics for you, though I'd be careful, like someone said, if you're losing weight, don't spend a bunch of money unless you can resell it at little to no loss.

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8050957

>>8050948

>>8050923
I can't remember if that's from a Dockers or Dickies campaign, I'd say if it's the latter it's likely to be duck, if it's the first I doubt it.

>> No.8050964

>>8050957
gotcha. thanks. I can't decide if I want to go with a pair of duck canvas pants or just khaki chinos yet? Thoughts on versatility?

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8051011

>>8050957
Personally I like duck canvas a lot more, but they're going to be incredibly hot in the Summer, especially if you're not getting a looser fit. Chinos for s/s and canvas for a/w ideally.

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>>8051011

>> No.8051045

>>8051011
thanks m8!

>> No.8051078

>>8048902

> tfw too thick thighs to wear light or loud colored pants

>> No.8051082

>>8050923
I'm pretty sure it was dockers, and no not duck