Techwear General

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Techwear General Anonymous Wed Oct 8 08:52:50 2014 No.8917158 [Reply] [Original]

Techwear General.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 08:55:11 2014 No.8917164 File: 35 KB, 400x600, acronym.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 09:02:18 2014 No.8917178 File: 61 KB, 400x600, acronym2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 09:08:37 2014 No.8917192 File: 29 KB, 500x336, tilak.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 09:36:26 2014 No.8917246 >>8917196 id on pants?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 09:40:03 2014 No.8917255 File: 51 KB, 360x460, speedo.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] vacation tech #minimal

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 09:44:18 2014 No.8917262 Where 2 cop waterproof pants ? >inb4 levi's commuter I'm looking for an alternative to those

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 09:52:17 2014 No.8917278 >>8917262 Outlier, outdoors brands, Veilance, ACR, Isaora

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 09:59:31 2014 No.8917305 >>8917178 lol this is so shit and im sure it cost $1000+

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 10:04:33 2014 No.8917315 >>8917305 Just to keep the thread going why do you think this particular bag or jacket is shit? Give a good reason and contribute to the thread instead of shitposting

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 10:06:45 2014 No.8917322 >>8917262 swrve has good ones for a bit less than the other sites

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 10:10:30 2014 No.8917337 Do you wear specialty base layers under more techy outer wear, or just wear less engineered t-shirts?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 10:13:44 2014 No.8917349 >>8917337 Merino tees are a techwear standard, uniqlo airism tees are awesome as well.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 11:36:55 2014 No.8917652 >>8917181 Those are the cosiest looking pants I've ever seen

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 11:37:58 2014 No.8917660 File: 67 KB, 602x1024, acr.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8917337 Hard shells are typically sized to accommodate layers underneath so I just wear non-techwear sweaters with whatever casual/work clothes I wear

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:22:05 2014 No.8917833 File: 336 KB, 820x462, a;g.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] bumpin wif pics

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:26:58 2014 No.8917854 >>8917845 now that's what I call a bend

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:29:23 2014 No.8917862 >techwear general Oh boy, looks like I get to see the same ten images posted over and over and over again.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:36:49 2014 No.8917900 >>8917196 >>8917246 i second this, i need those pants

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:38:48 2014 No.8917907 >>8917196 >>8917900 looks like cargo levis commuter

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:40:08 2014 No.8917916 >>8917181 W2c? On my phone so can't reverse search

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:47:09 2014 No.8917937 >>8917845 anyone know the coat?

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:49:59 2014 No.8917954 >>8917945 w2c pants

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:50:29 2014 No.8917956 >>8917937 acronym j28-e

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:53:37 2014 No.8917970 >>8917954 black joggers? anywhere. those in particular are isaora.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:58:02 2014 No.8917990 File: 92 KB, 557x827, 1412175575374.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8917956 thanks

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 12:58:36 2014 No.8917991 >>8917970 Wow it's been a long time I've not followed what they were doing but I must say I'm impressed

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 13:31:34 2014 No.8918104

>>8917991
I just happened upon techwear myself and I really like the 'look' of it, as well as the function. I'm just a little confused about the actual function of it. Is it like 'prep' or other styles that you build a whole wardrobe of? Or do people just have their 1 techy outfit for when the weather is awful?
For example do people mostly wear their Acnes, but when it rains bust out the Outliers, or do you just have 3 pairs of Outlier jeans?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 13:39:37 2014 No.8918131 >>8917196 id on nikes?

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 13:44:33 2014 No.8918144

>>8918104
It's whatever you want it to be holmes

There's no rulebook. You wanna look like an MGS character? Go full Acronym? Wanna add a little functional style to your wardrobe? Throw a Black Diamond Front Point shell over that lovely Fair Isle cardigan.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 13:49:13 2014 No.8918149 >>8918131 roshe run lol

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 13:58:28 2014 No.8918177 >>8917990 pants?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 14:15:35 2014 No.8918246 >all these beautiful pieces >saving up to buy a house I torture myself with these threads.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 14:54:35 2014 No.8918402 File: 103 KB, 640x640, gyakusou FW2014 jacket.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8918246 aye, i feel ya saving up for a car >on the other hand, i could just tear up the streets head to toe in Acronym

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 15:18:00 2014 No.8918494 >>8917181 I need those pants.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 15:21:45 2014 No.8918510 >>8917916 North Face FW11 fam. They're probably gone forever, or someone's selling their pair on yahoo.jp or Rakuten

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 15:22:59 2014 No.8918514 >>8918510 *North Face Purple Label They need to be made in ripstop whatever synthetic fabric honestly

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 15:32:42 2014 No.8918567 >>8917158 What's this type of jacket called?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:09:15 2014 No.8918740 File: 188 KB, 490x653, visvim-nomad-jacket-3l-1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8918567 A hardshell.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:12:11 2014 No.8918750 >>8917660 w2c jacket?

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:14:43 2014 No.8918759

>>8917337
Either. Depends on the function you want and your style.

Merino is typically my first choice. Besides the perfect feeling on and around your skin, it's a relatively cheap way to get tees that drape like much more expensive fashion pieces.

At the same time, there's plenty of non-performance shirts I have and love. Something very typical for my style is wearing a longsleeve merino baselayer with a shortsleeve shirt in some more abrasion resistant fabric. Like a black baselayer and a fashion-y graphic tee over it.

>>/fa/thread/S7160041#p7161271

Here's an old thread with me talking about merino vs. polyester baselayers and when you want either and Anorak writing a love letter to Heattech.

Small tech trivia thing: Heattech is made for Uniqlo by Toray, who are basically the Japanese Polartec. They make some of the best performance fabrics in the world and run that knowhow down to more accessible consumer products. IMO/E Heattech isn't quite as actively pleasurable as wool, but that it dries faster makes it better for extended wear in climate controlled environments, where wool's moisture abilities can just get overwhelmed by time. Perfectly engineered fabric for, say, a twelve hour intercity transit ride.

>>8918144
+1,000.

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:19:50 2014 No.8918780 [DELETED]

>>8918750
Acronym J43, this season.

You might also want to look back to the J20, J27, J32, and J34. J20-J34 and J43 get progressively more minimal, which you may or may not like. J34 is a bit of an exception; it's a minimalist derivation of a Bundeswehr jacket. They've all been made in various flavors of Gore-Tex and the J27 at least has also been done in Epic, a silicone-encapsulated cotton.

>>8918567
It's called a few things. What it specifically *is* is some edition of Isaora's flagship Riding Shell. The type of jacket it is is a hardshell, i.e. a jacket with a waterproof/breathable membrane laminated to more normal fabrics. The design is optimized for snowsports.

http://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/rainwear.html
http://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/rainwear-how-it-works.html

Good introductions to rainwear from a functional perspective. I'll add two things. First, in an urban environment, most of the time a softshell is going to be more optimal than a hardshell, because you're not going to be in protracted heavy rain. Second, it notes that if "convenience and comfort" matter most you'll want a two-layer hardshell because "the most relaxed, roomy fits, plus have a relative abundance of pockets."

What they're doing is comparing typical lower end hardshells designed for casual use (urban, car camping, light hiking, onnaboat) to higher end, typically three layer shells designed for alpine use. These are typically cut for the sort of honed, lean body climbers have and go light on the pockets to save weight and things that can break, plus it's less necessary when you're wearing other gear with pockets.

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:26:20 2014 No.8918792
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>>8918759
>>8918750
Acronym J43, this season.

You might also want to look back to the J19, J20, J27, J32, and J34. J20-J34 and J43 get progressively more minimal, which you may or may not like. J34 is a bit of an exception; it's a minimalist derivation of a Bundeswehr jacket. J19 is less elaborate externally than the J20, but it features an internal "suspensor" cargo system that can carry e.g. a laptop. They've all been made in various flavors of Gore-Tex and the J27 at least has also been done in Epic, a silicone-encapsulated cotton.

Pic is J20, my favorite of the lot.

>>8918567
It's called a few things. What it specifically *is* is some edition of Isaora's flagship Riding Shell. The type of jacket it is is a hardshell, i.e. a jacket with a waterproof/breathable membrane laminated to more normal fabrics. The design is optimized for snowsports.

http://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/rainwear.html
http://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/rainwear-how-it-works.html

Good introductions to rainwear from a functional perspective. I'll add two things. First, in an urban environment, most of the time a softshell is going to be more optimal than a hardshell, because you're not going to be in protracted heavy rain. Second, it notes that if "convenience and comfort" matter most you'll want a two-layer hardshell because "the most relaxed, roomy fits, plus have a relative abundance of pockets."

What they're doing is comparing typical lower end hardshells designed for casual use (urban, car camping, light hiking, onnaboat) to higher end, typically three layer shells designed for alpine use. These are typically cut for the sort of honed, lean body climbers have and go light on the pockets to save weight and things that can break, plus it's less necessary when you're wearing other gear with pockets.

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:30:51 2014 No.8918806
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>>8918402
>saving up for a car
>on the other hand, i could just tear up the streets head to toe in Acronym

Pic related, but where do you live?

>>8917991
Isaora up to S/S '13 (which I think was their best) was a lot better than the present version, IMO. Just more interesting, more playful, more rooted in their boardsports background.

>>8917262
Are you looking for actually water*proof* pants or just ones that won't soak to all hell in the rain and take a year to dry?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:38:30 2014 No.8918835 >>8918806 On the pants : I know waterproof don't exist but I'm looking for at least a good weatherproofing and some quick drying but I think the mission workshop Signal is what I need.

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:43:29 2014 No.8918845

>>8918835
Waterproof does, but you don't really want them. Same materials as hardshell jackets. Stuff like:

http://www.patagonia.com/us/product/mens-leashless-pants?p=84950-0

The Signal is great; it's made of Schoeller Dryskin, one of the best performance fabrics in the world for light use or urban weather.

It was dissatisfaction with the breathability of a pair of Prada Linea Rossa Gore-Tex pants that got Abe Burmeister, one of the founders of Outlier, to also start making pants in Dryskin.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:49:02 2014 No.8918857 On underwear : synthetic or merino ?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:51:33 2014 No.8918870 >>8918759 I got an Isaora wool t-shirt once, and it was the itchiest thing ever. Are all wool shirts like that, or was the Isaora one just really cheap?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:54:59 2014 No.8918895 >>8918870 With Icebreaker shirts you can't tell they're wool except for the warmth Apparently Smartwool does it good too

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:56:41 2014 No.8918909 >>8918870 I've outlier are the ultimate merino t shirts

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:57:52 2014 No.8918920 >>8918909 I've heard

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:59:02 2014 No.8918923 >>8918792 Thank you based anon.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 16:59:38 2014 No.8918925 >>8918857 different benefits, synthetics for every day stuff where you can wash it at the end, merino for multi-day adventgures

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 17:02:10 2014 No.8918940

>>8918857
If you mean standard underwear, upgraded Fruit of the Loom type stuff? Merino or a blend is ideal.

If you mean performance baselayers? see >>8918759

>>8918870
An Isaora one shouldn't itch much at all, but some people are just more sensitive to the texture or outright allergic to wool.

The fineness/un-itchiness of wool is usually measured in microns. I've never seen a number for any of Isaora's offerings, but virtually everything meant for next to skin use these days is under 20 microns. 18.something is standard.

What I'd do is try on something else (an REI would be a good place to go, try Patagonia's wool/poly blend ones) and see how you react. There's a few companies - Ibex, Kuiu, Outlier off the top of my head - with 17.5 micron offerings that are a little finer.

You might want to check out alpaca stuff - it's hypoallergenic and better than sheep's wool in pretty much every way, but much less common and more expensive. The Feuersteins - the family originally behind Polartec - have started Komafram, a new company that's going to make Alpaca/Tencel blend baselayers. IDK anything about when they hit market, but it looks like it'll be awesome.

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 17:03:00 2014 No.8918943
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>>8918806

Greater Toronto Area. I'm in the city at least once a week so I do some walking even in the winter but I have to drive to clients all over the place for my freelance work.

How do hardshells fare in the winter anyway (in urban environments)? After layering properly, compared to straight up insulated jackets.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 17:03:40 2014 No.8918946 >>8918940 >>8918909 >>8918895 Thanks guys. I feel like techwear generals are the only place on /fa/ where people are actually helpful.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 17:04:47 2014 No.8918953 >>8918943 Hardshells usually don't provide much warmth on their own, they're just for keeping wind and rain out.

Anonymous Wed Oct 8 17:07:29 2014 No.8918964
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>>8918909
The fabric is great 17.5 micron stuff, but to my taste the design is too plain/close to a standard tee. I mean, that's what they're going for, but I'd take Ibex or Kuiu.

Kuiu seems like it's the best in a lot of ways. I haven't handled it, but it's made with this special Nuyarn process that increases strength, elasticity, and softness, and then blended with a little nylon. Weights are perfect - 125 gsm with vents, 145 and 210 with chest pockets.

Downside is it's a company targeted at hunters, so you have your choice of a handful of solid hunt-y colors (no black) and this weird camo scheme.

Ibex is like pic related, just slightly more interesting/athletic patterning.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 17:08:37 2014 No.8918969 >>8918943 >>8918953 I'll post on this later; I've got to run. >>8918946 You're welcome!

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 17:16:03 2014 No.8918988 >>8917169 omg w2c softshell ??

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 19:04:27 2014 No.8919497 >>8918946 i always thought this too

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 8 19:30:08 2014 No.8919589 >>8918943 are you a driver for hitmen?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 01:29:24 2014 No.8920922 >>8918792 yeah except you forgot to mention one thing. it's like impossible to find any of these jackets on sale anymore because of severely limited production runs and high demand.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 02:36:30 2014 No.8921158 File: 414 KB, 830x1063, 20016-2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8918964 >Kuiu pic related is so /fa/

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 02:43:06 2014 No.8921176 should I cop the levi's commuter series parka?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 04:11:17 2014 No.8921223 File: 379 KB, 800x533, MG_5061[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8918988 n(n) x visvim there might be one on grailed

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 10:02:27 2014 No.8921971 File: 107 KB, 736x1104, e70f635d261f3dd48f255e25ce3e9058.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Looking for a black jacket like pic related. Should I go for The North Face?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 10:08:12 2014 No.8921993 >>8921223 how is this techwear? it's just overpriced jap crap. u could get the same technical functionality from a kmart softshell...

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 10:30:45 2014 No.8922086 >>8921993 Everyone could just buy Mountain Hardwear and REI too and call it a day, just saying.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 12:09:14 2014 No.8922366 >>8921971 I think north face looks very tent-like I bough a patagonia torrentshell and I'm very pleased by it although not very breathable but for the price you can't expect much

>>	TroalPost !!M/8ntLE+we3 Thu Oct 9 16:31:14 2014 No.8923486 why do people wear hardshells and flyknits then pose in the rain LOL #techwearist

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 17:05:37 2014 No.8923658 File: 266 KB, 880x587, 101-outlier-climbers-rockdon.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Anyone have experience with Outlier Climbers? Might cop when back in stock.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 17:25:50 2014 No.8923747 >>8923658 Outlier are great but don't hold your breath, I've been waiting for about 2 months for 28 black to be back in stock

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 17:30:19 2014 No.8923763 >>8918402 Where was this posted?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 17:34:48 2014 No.8923785 >>8923658 What are the shoes called they look comfy

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 17:38:19 2014 No.8923802 File: 43 KB, 400x600, acronym_J38_S.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Really like this. Where's the best acronym store in Germany?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 17:45:18 2014 No.8923823 >>8923747 Aight thanks for the heads up. Waiting for black as well.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 18:08:43 2014 No.8923913 >>8917845 w2c everything

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 18:21:54 2014 No.8923973 >>8923802 acronym is a german company so you won't get fucked by import fees or intl shipping if u just buy from acrnm.com

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 18:27:53 2014 No.8924005 File: 29 KB, 500x805, 4vl84At.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8923802 Firmament. http://www.firmamentberlin.com/brands/acronym.html Pic unrelated

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 18:31:10 2014 No.8924017 >>8923763 got it off of Jun Takahashi's Instagram

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 18:33:47 2014 No.8924027 >>8923973 speaking for the US right? >>8924005 thanks.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 19:11:27 2014 No.8924191 I have some Marahashi cargos and I want to put some type of water resistant coating on them. What should I do?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 19:19:08 2014 No.8924215 File: 110 KB, 1200x1200, hernanII.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8917158

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 19:42:28 2014 No.8924305 >>8917181 WTC jacket?

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>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 19:57:16 2014 No.8924375 >>8924027 no, you will have to pay 55 dollars plus import tax if u buy from acrnm.com from usa.

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>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:10:44 2014 No.8924440 >>8924406 lol

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:14:21 2014 No.8924460 >>8924346 w2c similar pants?

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>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:36:47 2014 No.8924573 >>8918567 An imitation technical jacket - unsuitable for much beyond posing.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:37:08 2014 No.8924574 >>8924505 w2c pants?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:41:40 2014 No.8924594 >>8924573 How do you figure?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:42:53 2014 No.8924604 >>8924394 id on those nikes?

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:44:13 2014 No.8924608
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>>8917158
want something i can use to bike with. should i go with a messenger? would probably get less sweat on my back, right?

looking for something solid + rainproof. something not too expensive.

anyone have any recommendations?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:44:26 2014 No.8924610 >>8924594 The 2 zips (2 vulnerable points to the elements) on the front and the main one isn't storm sealed.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:46:41 2014 No.8924623 >>8924610 I thought the VT9's were part of YKK's AquaGuard stuff.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:55:12 2014 No.8924670 >>8924623 Aquaseal zips are the ones used on the high-end outdoor gear. You can see in the OP photo it isn't that kind of zip.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 20:58:46 2014 No.8924694 >>8917192 fuk I need that jacket

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:00:16 2014 No.8924710

>>8924670

AquaGuard isn't waterproof, but it's water repellant and I assume repellant enough for most folks. You also getting a significantly better cut than most shell jackets at that price.

If you demand more out of your outerwear, that's totally legit. But I think it's a bit captious to pretend that this isn't still a very useful jacket for a lot of people and to be dismissive of other people's needs and wants.

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:03:56 2014 No.8924736

>>8924670
Before this gets out of hand, the zips are Aquaguard, YKK's line of traditional PU laminate water resistant zippers. Behind them are internal storm flaps, the fold of fabric you see behind the open zipper.

The new Aquaseal/Riri Aquazip zipper designs are better, but PU laminate zippers + storm flaps have been functional mainstays for years.

Hikerfags discussing all this:

http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=39730

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:04:14 2014 No.8924740 >>8924604 air max 1s, I think

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:06:07 2014 No.8924747 >>8924710 It's the 2 zips that i generally have issue with and how it compromises the performance in favour of an aesthetic.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:08:43 2014 No.8924760 >>8924736 There isn't a stormflap on that jacket. A stormflap is in front of a zip, usually folded and velcroed.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:10:47 2014 No.8924772 >>8924604 those are nike janoski maxs, the other guy is wrong

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:15:43 2014 No.8924800 File: 1.09 MB, 2376x1584, 2mg_0468.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8924760

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:18:22 2014 No.8924815 >>8924394 This is fucking garbage. Why would you want a tee hanging out, jersey sweatpants, and fucking airmaxes? Daily reminder this is not techwear.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:20:30 2014 No.8924826 >>8921158 If by /fa/ you mean /metalgear/, then yes

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:24:01 2014 No.8924839 File: 105 KB, 550x381, 1400656503997.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >tfw by the time you can afford that isaora jacket, it'll be outplayed as all hell

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:50:24 2014 No.8924952

>>8924747
>how it compromises the performance in favour of an aesthetic.

1) So what?

Leaving aside that we're talking fashion and not survival, Isaora has never earnestly pretended to be the end-all most technical thing out there, and their roots are in boardsports, not alpinism. Past iterations of that garment have been named "Riding Jackets," and you can see in the design they're for snowboarders and skiers.

For it to present a performance problem, someone would have be on the slopes in ass-stupid weather, for a extended period, and the doubled-but-still-slight probability of a zip failure would have to happen.

2) It's not a purely aesthetic thing. I'm blanking like a motherfucker somehow, but I remember reading about that kind of dual zip design serving some purpose, not in Isaora copy. I've seen it on other non-Isaora, more outdoor brand jackets and even, I'm vaguely recollecting, some random military garments.

I think, maybe, something to do with avoiding the chin for some reason? It'd make sense with the off-center zip, but that also makes it redundant and might just be suggesting that to me as I'm trying to remember WTF is up with it.

>>8924760
Internal stormflaps are a thing, too.

Again, a BPL discussion about this issue.

http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=75882

>>8924815
Stop policing shit, FFS.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:54:07 2014 No.8924973 >>8924215 what's the difference with the Hernan I ?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 21:57:58 2014 No.8924990 >>8917181 w2c pants?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:12:13 2014 No.8925058 >>8924952 >Stop policing shit, FFS. but it's not fucking techwear you twat.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:14:18 2014 No.8925071 >>8925058 Literally all you can do is cry about it Why bother? What are you hoping to accomplish?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:16:53 2014 No.8925079 >>8924385 this is nice. i like baggy pants in tech fits. more comfortable and better range of motion

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:19:57 2014 No.8925099

>>8923486
because most people into actual techwear don't actually need hard wearing functional outfits. people who do (ie. extreme cold environments) buy proper outdoors shit that gets the job done better at a fraction of the price.
i like the techwear aesthetic but lets be honest here. the people sperging out about "functionality" are kind of ruining the entire fad. just like watch autists who want 1000m depths on their automatics that they wear in the shower

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:25:33 2014 No.8925131
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>>8925071
I'm not even the dude who pointed it out in the first place.

>Why bother?
Why not? It's not techwear. It doesn't belong here.

>What are you hoping to accomplish?
This is a stupid question. I dunno, maybe pointing out ignorance? I could easily turn this half-ass rhetoric around on you. What are YOU hoping to accomplish by pointing out his policing? Literally all you can do is cry about it. He's still going to so it.

pic relevant, it's >>8924394

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:27:59 2014 No.8925142

>>8924952
>>8918943
>>8918953
Hardshells are usually not supposed to add any warmth, but they do block a lot of airflow, and some all of it.

(All Gore and I think all Dermizax (Toray) are 0 CFM, cubic feet/meter of airflow. Most other hardshells have a little, like 3 CFM or something like that.)

Which helps a *lot* with attenuating convective heat loss (=wind blowing the heat away from you), and means you can get away with lighter insulation, as long as/especially if you're producing some heat.

The flipside is that there's no magic membrane and any hardshell can get humid inside, so if it has and you stop moving you have to deal with evaporative heat loss.

I remember one afternoon in New York where the wind was so insanely gusty on the West Side it was legitimately hard to walk, the temperature was about 3 degrees C, and by total fluke I happened to be in a Gore shell and a standard cotton tshirt. The result of all that - the chill ambient temperature, the zero-airflow jacket, the cotton tee, trying to walk fast against the wind - was this weirdly pleasant superhumid microclimate inside, like a bathroom ten minutes after someone took a long hot shower. Just was kind of an aha moment for me about how hardshells work in terms of climate regulation, in a way actually using them for water protection never got me to.

As far as normal use in a winter area? I wouldn't put much emphasis on it. Especially in a place like Toronto, you're going to want and need a good insulated jacket, and a softshell is always going to be more versatile and useful when you're surrounded by cover.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:33:37 2014 No.8925169 >>8925131 >What are YOU hoping to accomplish by pointing out his policing? The difference is I'm not trying to accomplish anything, so it doesn't really work that way.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:36:01 2014 No.8925180 >>8925169 soedgy.jpg

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:36:52 2014 No.8925185 >>8924414 >tfw its a girl

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:36:58 2014 No.8925186 >>8925131 autism

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:38:12 2014 No.8925190 >>8924435 >wearing roshes on rainy weather

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:42:46 2014 No.8925214 >>8924435 this just looks gay and cheap

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:43:29 2014 No.8925218

>>8925142

All softshells will still cut a lot of the wind, and some of them will cut so much you won't really be able to tell a difference compared to a 0 CFM fabric except that it'll be a lot more breathable, even ones without membranes. Below 5 CFM is usually the point where wind becomes imperceptible, and e.g. membrane free Schoeller WB400 is typically 3 CFM. And softshells will usually add some insulation of their own.

>>8925131
>It's not techwear.

This bullshit derails every thread. Check Fuuka for why it's bullshit; I'm not wasting more time on it unless you want to mount an actual argument for why exotic fabrics, or whatever you think is lacking there, is necessary for something to count as "techwear."

>>8925099
>the people sperging out about "functionality" are kind of ruining the entire fad. just like watch autists who want 1000m depths on their automatics that they wear in the shower

Yes!

>>8921158
Cop if you like it, of course, but I just personally can't with that.

>>8920922
Despite that there's a pretty robust used market for Acronym. eBay, Rakuten, supermarket, Grailed, etc. always have stuff up.

>>8923785
There's a thread asking and answering just that on Outlier's Subreddit, IIRC.

>>8924694
Tilak, if you don't recognize the filename. They do a lot of production for Acronym and Errolson does some designs for them, although I would be surprised if that one is his.

>>8917181
And for everyone wondering about the red jacket/insulated pants fit upthread,

http://www.highsnobiety.com/2011/09/21/the-north-face-fallwinter-2011-lookbook/#slide-11

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:44:33 2014 No.8925222

>>8925142

Thanks for the info, it's really helpful. I just really really like the way hardshells feel and drape (or lack of it) but trying to see if I can wear it all year round to justify the price. When it gets to -30C in mid-winter the thing has to work for me... Gonna have put a Veilance or ACR shell lower on my cop priority list then.

Anonymous Thu Oct 9 22:51:51 2014 No.8925256

>>8925222
You're welcome. You can definitely wear (almost) any non-insulated hardshell year round except when it's too hot for any jacket.

If you like the feel and look of hardshells, you'll be fine with one in a city. I personally prefer softshells, and push them because they're not talked about enough and people get hung up on "gotta be waterproof!"

A hardshell on it's own won't work for -30C, but one with a good down jacket under it will.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 23:43:55 2014 No.8925481 >>8924839 it's not like every chap on the block will have it, it's just the internet buddy

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 9 23:51:11 2014 No.8925512 >>8924488 where is this person's butt

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 01:01:34 2014 No.8925740

>>8925142
It's the vapor barrier effect. Some hikers (Andrew Skurka) wear suits of nonbreathable clothing, which has the dual effects of completely eliminating evaporative heat loss and keeping your sweat from soaking your clothing, which can complicate long hiking trips. I can't imagine it ever being a thing for /fa/, but it's pretty cool how much warmth you can get without any actual insulation.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 01:26:04 2014 No.8925820 w2c entry-level cargos? Are the levi's commuter ones worth the hunnid?

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 01:29:21 2014 No.8925830

>>8925820
if you can find your size on theclymb, you'll pay like $30. Last year's style but I like it more. You could just wait for the next big levi's sale, I don't feel like the commuter cargos are worth $100.

source: 5 pairs of commuter pants (2 cargos, 2 511s, one 504)

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 01:33:39 2014 No.8925848
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>>8925830
the ones up on theclymb are a size too wide and a size too short, unfortunately. If not the levi's one, then where should I look? Carhartt? My cap is 200, thanks in advance!

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 01:45:04 2014 No.8925881 >>8924528 w2c everything

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 02:23:17 2014 No.8925995 File: 41 KB, 540x670, LM4297S_015482_1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Thoughts on lululemon?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 02:57:09 2014 No.8926058 File: 87 KB, 991x592, Levis_511_Commuter_Cargo_Canada.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] w2c frugal tech pants? I'm thinking either waterresistant, pockets, or both.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 03:14:48 2014 No.8926088 floridafag here how do i into tropicaltechwear

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 03:45:05 2014 No.8926158 >>8924401 id on backpack?

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 03:52:58 2014 No.8926173

>>8925995
i think they make decent stuff, in general. i have one of their yoga bags (black, nylon) and it's a solid build.

their shorts are also solid. expensive, though. but that's expected.

i also think they have better looking stuff than the image you link

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 04:40:09 2014 No.8926263 >>8924608 Do you mean a bag?

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 06:02:11 2014 No.8926369
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>>8925740
>Andrew Skurka
I've vaguely heard about vapor barrier stuff before, but I never looked into it. Thanks for the reference!

>I can't imagine it ever being a thing for /fa/, but it's pretty cool how much warmth you can get without any actual insulation.

Hmm, thinking there might be two /fa/ applications. One just people in it for the sensory experience. Two people looking to minimize layering or bulk in the winter. A trim garment (jumpsuit, or you could split it) with a comfort liner and lots of sealed-flap vents that play with shape. Throw lightweight insulation over it as necessary - a boiled wool full zip hoody dress with a jacket sling. Sleek, simple, non-bulky clothes for the Polar Vortex. IDK; I'm just learning about this stuff and that might make no sense.

>>8925820
>>8925830
>>8925848
>>8926058

Carhartt, sure, great and iconic, but honestly Dickies provides a closer analogue to the Commuter Cargos, and really a better pant for the typical target aesthetic here. Stuff like

http://www.dickies.com/mens-clothing/mens-cargo-pants/Slim-Fit-Straight-Leg-Cargo-Pant-WP594.jsp
http://www.dickies.com/professions-clothing/professions-men/Industrial-Relaxed-Fit-Cargo-Pant-2112372.jsp

For the first one, an interesting project I want to get to at some point is copping a pair to tech-fuck. Grafting in a gusset out of cheap Power Dry seconds (http://www.millyardage.com/).). Adding knee articulation. Some kind of modification to the hem, a zip gusset or a bombacha style strap.

The second is actually a better pair of pants as is (better pockets, a gusset), and all you might want to do is taper it if you want a more typically /fa/ fit.

And if you want something more technical, every outdoor company makes hiking pants in flavors from cotton with zippers to softshells built for hard climbing.

Pic related, the Black Diamond Dawn Patrol LT. It's at the edge of your price range, but it's in Schoeller with Nanosphere and you won't find better pants.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 06:05:51 2014 No.8926373 What are some reasonable brands for pants I know theres that one that does those good shorts and long pants for like $120 each Anything else? >>8924488 w2c pants

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 06:08:33 2014 No.8926383
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>>8926088
Check Fuuka. We've had a good number of quality threads. "summer techwear" "florida techwear" "hot weather techwear" etc.

>>8925995
Their tote bags scare me and their so-American mashup of a diluted ancient spiritual tradition, Ayn Rand, and self help prattle in the service of cashing in on class and fitness performance makes me cringe harder than cop or not threads.

That aside, they're good. Good fabrics and often great features, and I like that even the menswear has softer lines, that they never try to make it look tough like so much of this stuff. I'd cop if I could get past my political and emotional revulsions.

>>8924608
What's not too expensive? What kind of aesthetic are you looking for?

http://messmedia.org/messenger-bags/

Good small guide. Another good one I like is Vaya. Sunbrella canvas and/or upcycled bike tubes in cool stripes.

A messenger will sweat up your back less than a backpack, yeah. Definitely get something with a proper stabilizing strap and not just a sling bag.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 08:03:42 2014 No.8926587 >>8926369 I didn't expect such a thorough answer, wow. Would you know anything concerning wool cargo pants? It's wintertime here and I've been thinking of something like hunting pants or wintertime milsurp

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 09:52:34 2014 No.8926902

>>8924488
seconding this, w2c pants?

for anyone wandering about outlier pants, I have a pair of slim dungarees (black) and a pair of the climbers (slate). definitely worth the price.

I only wear these and joggers now, to give you a sense of how comfortable they are.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 10:02:43 2014 No.8926934 >>8926902 Nike Tech Pack

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 10:14:03 2014 No.8926967 >>8926934 did they re make them? the ones on the nike site don't have the same texture to them.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 10:14:18 2014 No.8926968 >>8926369 Guys, any recommendations on on-line stores like The Clymb, Back Country that ship internationally? Back Country ships only handful of brands to handful of countries. And that's sad.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 10:15:10 2014 No.8926975 >>8926967 same thing just different colors

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 10:21:40 2014 No.8927004 >>8926967 I believe so. Those in that pic are from past seasons, either from Tech Pack or Tech Fleece, whatever the difference.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 10:30:18 2014 No.8927039 >>8927004 it's a shame. the texture is what makes these appealing. http://www.size.co.uk/product/nike-tech-fleece-pants/043443/ compare to: http://store.nike.com/gb/en_gb/pd/tech-trouser-trousers/pid-1559281/pgid-10104706

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 10:35:50 2014 No.8927059 >>8927039 Yep, the textured ones look way better. One of local stores has restocked Tech Pack recently, but only with the new ones, in black. They are nice, of course, but not as good.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 11:50:53 2014 No.8927302 >>8926383 >http://messmedia.org/messenger-bags/ youre awesome thanks

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 12:09:52 2014 No.8927345 >>8926902 fit pic on the dungarees?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 12:16:02 2014 No.8927371 >>8917196 dat posture

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 12:22:39 2014 No.8927383 File: 11 KB, 232x217, 1412620755848.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8918740 jesus what a beautiful jacket ..

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 12:25:47 2014 No.8927390 File: 83 KB, 364x520, p.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] what's sum techwear music?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 12:27:08 2014 No.8927394 >>8927390 This isn't a lifestyle Stop please

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 12:28:20 2014 No.8927395 >>8927394 all memes are lifestyles life is but a meme

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 12:28:53 2014 No.8927398 >>8927390 dial up

>>	Crept Fri Oct 10 12:30:16 2014 No.8927404 >>8927390 Robert Hood

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 13:48:02 2014 No.8927771 >>8927390 Brian Eno, Philip Glass any good progressive soundscapes, be it ambient or trance or house or at least those are the vibes I always picked up from these types of fits

>>	Crept Fri Oct 10 13:51:00 2014 No.8927779 >>8927771 He mixes are tracks that are obnoxiously sparse - cling-clang techno with the kick drum, definitely not what you're talking about

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 13:54:40 2014 No.8927791 >>8927779 Eno or Glass? because neither of them make anything remotely similar to techno

>>	Crept Fri Oct 10 13:59:12 2014 No.8927805 >>8927791 Antti Salonen - the guy in the image, himself - is a techno DJ an makes mixes / has posted music online with techno that has clinging and clanging sounds under a kick drum - amelodic, mostly

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 14:02:20 2014 No.8927814 >>8927805 o I dont give a fuck about the guy in the picture I was just reccing some music that I thought fit the bill for what was being asked I believe that photo is actually on one of the sites cited in the sticky though.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 15:14:35 2014 No.8928036 >>8917845 is it J28?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 15:33:04 2014 No.8928098 >>8928036 mhm

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 19:44:04 2014 No.8929336

>>8926173
My apologies, next time I'll be sure to upload their entire catalog

>>8926383
I feel similarly. Their branding and cult following seems a bit unnerving, but I think there are worse things than health and wellness to capitalize on. They've also got a pretty cool sustainability model, which is a plus.

It's difficult to find entirely ethically clothing companies. Suggestion?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 19:59:10 2014 No.8929381 w2c a /fa/ north face? I just want a light front zip one that I can use to layer with other shit

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 19:59:50 2014 No.8929384 >>8929381 Japan for Purple Label.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 20:05:25 2014 No.8929398 >>8929384 Link? >must be black >must have a hood >must be thin and swishy That's all I really care about. I'll probably wear it with white sk8 his and black skinny jeans

Anonymous Fri Oct 10 20:08:38 2014 No.8929409
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>>8927390
In my opinion:

Diamond Version (Obligatory)
Emptyset (Also obligatory)
Ken Ishii
Rod Modell/Deepchord
Autechre
Xhin
HUVA Network
Andy Stott
Converter

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 20:08:49 2014 No.8929411 File: 114 KB, 440x440, Untrue.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8927390 Burial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLf-Zw1vraA

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 21:46:41 2014 No.8929802 File: 2.09 MB, 2500x2500, macintosh plus.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8927390 cyberpunk music is techwear music

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 21:48:39 2014 No.8929810 File: 83 KB, 313x382, 1411239682308.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8929802 >floral shoppe >'cyberpunk music' you fucking casual

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 22:29:07 2014 No.8929974 File: 8 KB, 198x223, disdain for plebs.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8929810 >mfw he doesn't get the satire in vaporwave

>>	haiteku na shinobi !ninja./pYo Fri Oct 10 23:09:31 2014 No.8930101 >>8917907 wrongo >>8924414 girls with buzzcuts can be cute

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 23:10:54 2014 No.8930107 >>8929974 being satyrical is no excuse for being shit and doesn't make something even remotely cyberpunk. Cyberhipster at best.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 23:16:14 2014 No.8930128 File: 121 KB, 500x301, fuccboiardee.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8930107 >not liking vaporwave

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 23:18:12 2014 No.8930134 >>8930128 Teppest kok do you even know how vaporwave apologists typically dress? Like complete fuccbois.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 23:27:08 2014 No.8930160 >>8927390 this fit is ok but man that face. just give up

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 23:30:43 2014 No.8930175 >>8924422 >balaclava >breathable knit running shoes uh-huh

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 23:33:08 2014 No.8930182 >>8927390 >techno interests me

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 10 23:36:15 2014 No.8930185 >>8930175 aside from that the shoes suck anyway. looks stupid with this fit. they are gym/running only shoes imo

Anonymous Sat Oct 11 00:05:57 2014 No.8930289
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Need your help guys. Looking for a mid-layer similar to pic related (it's just too casual because of the draw cord). My main criteria are

>stadium collar or whatever you call it, whatever they put on varsity jackets - I like how it looks; I'm looking for something different other than V, crew, mock neck, and shawl collar styles

>can't be as thick as, say, chunky knit sweaters, because I have to wear it under somewhat slim winter outerwear but preferably still block the cold/retain warmth (Canada)

>incognito looking so I can use it for work (casual business casual, like wearing a tucked in oxford shirt underneath) and play

I'm pretty flexible with the material, and water repellency doesn't matter too much. Either zip or button up works. Any suggestions are appreciated

Anonymous Sat Oct 11 01:16:34 2014 No.8930531

>>8930185
not only this, but his silhouette is all fucked. the loose cut of his jacket along with the bagginess of his pants in the thighs and sharp taper downwards makes this guy's butt look huge.

another example of how spending lots of $$$ won't give you style.

>>	Anonymouse Sat Oct 11 02:50:22 2014 No.8930768 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJkuCzgg7fo

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 06:36:31 2014 No.8931396 >>8927390 emptyset witch house experimental techno Black ambient

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 07:02:25 2014 No.8931458 >>8930160 are you kidding? his face fucking makes it.

Anonymous Sat Oct 11 09:48:45 2014 No.8931779

techwear is like walking into a car dealership to buy something for your 30 min commute, and driving out in a 4wd offroad car with leather upholstery, heated seats, rear seat tvs, to the milimetre gps which responds to voice, 12 cupholders and 4 storage containers and then trying to feel good about being upsold like an idiot

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 10:05:22 2014 No.8931817 >>8931396 We like the same music, recommend me something dark and berghainy

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 10:11:42 2014 No.8931838 File: 392 KB, 670x1035, satyr sepia small.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8930107 >satyrical

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 10:12:28 2014 No.8931842 >>8931779 So Buying clothes that are actually functional and do their job well is being an idiot?

Anonymous Sat Oct 11 13:26:36 2014 No.8932539

>>8931779
Right, instead lets by 10 pairs of pants, shirts, sweaters, and coats. Each article can only be worn in one fit because the colours clash with everything else in our wardrobes, and everything is incredibly uncormfortable to wear when it's not exactly 17.5C outsides, but fuck it. At least we'll look like that guy from that one band

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 13:35:18 2014 No.8932586 File: 64 KB, 435x600, 1403384175770.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] so what are some recommended material techwear pants?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 13:39:53 2014 No.8932607 >>8924376 what are those Nikies?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 13:50:02 2014 No.8932650 File: 146 KB, 480x640, 1379882849225.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8932607 Lunarglide 5s I think. >>8930160 Yeah nah. He seems cool, especially with how he can pull off windsor glasses.

Anonymous Sat Oct 11 14:52:09 2014 No.8932955

i'm looking to get jacket for winter in this style where should i look? <300 bucks is my budget and lower would be better or am i out of luck?

i would like a jacket that covers the front of my face to a certain point sort of like >>8917660.

male anon 6' 3"

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 16:58:21 2014 No.8933497 w2c high vis hardshell?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 19:13:30 2014 No.8934148 >>8924427 id on backpack

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 19:17:37 2014 No.8934176 >>8931838 hehe

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 19:43:44 2014 No.8934339 >>8924406 What does it say.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 11 19:59:41 2014 No.8934437 i'm looking for a techy hoodie. ideas, anyone?

Anonymous Sat Oct 11 20:17:37 2014 No.8934543

>>8931779
There's certainly people like that - who try to find in clothes the toughness and capability they lack - but they're hardly the only people. If I was going to get pejorative on my own style, I'd call it a Mini Countryman: a bastard crossbreed of playful gocart car, utility truck, and unextravagent luxe born of the why-not manias of late capitalist marketing, but damn if hasn't won the last three Dakars.

I think it's useful to note what most of the cars I've actually owned have been, late '90s Civics. Cheap and ubiquitous on the used market, good when you need one fast; good gas mileage, indispensable for travel; rugged on-road and reliable, indispensable because I beat everything to shit. But what kept me coming back to them was the handling, by no means a sportscar, but very nimble and responsive as fuck. And that's what I look for in clothes, too: a satisfying fluidity, a sense that it's never in my way, a feeling of rightness when In put it on, wear it, reach in a pocket, undo a fastener, reach for something, whatever. So I wind up in these threads.

>>8930289
>>8929336
>>8927394
>>8927390
>>8926587
Will respond later.

>>8927302
Thanks, and you're welcome.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 03:30:40 2014 No.8935999 File: 41 KB, 600x600, vx-messenger-bag-11.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Do messenger bags only work if you've got a bike with you? Can't find pictures of any dudes without one, can't be sure

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 05:00:07 2014 No.8936173 >>8934339 the arabic hoodie is supreme

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 05:02:11 2014 No.8936181 >>8931779 >on /fa/ >completely dismiss aesthetic why the fuck do you think we love acronym

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 05:04:24 2014 No.8936188 >>8935999 nice trips honestly I've biked with them and bagpacks are much more practical. They're good only if you're a messenger that needs to take something out of your bag every 5 min.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 05:13:30 2014 No.8936205 Can you combine techwear and contemporary menswear for a grandpa-in-the-future look like cargos and a nylon vest underneath a wool greatcoat

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 05:16:30 2014 No.8936215 >>8936205 I've already thought about that I was thinking like : Acronym trenchcoat (of this season) Gore-tex blazer Outlier pants normal boots or running shoes !?

not the anon you replied to Sun Oct 12 06:01:30 2014 No.8936315

>>8917315

>glossy shit on the backpack
>non-functional molle look, as if molle looks good
>useless hip-belt
>somewhat tacticool but different to usual look, just looks pretentious
>doesn't even fit the model properly, or he's wearing it wrong
>not sure if see-through plastic or mylar. looks like shit either way

All that's aimed at the backpack, evidently.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 07:22:19 2014 No.8936529 >>8924340 ID on these fakkin shortssss

Anonymous Sun Oct 12 11:35:51 2014 No.8937273

>>8936188
Really? How have you found backpacks more practical? As someone without a car, it'd be much easier to fit groceries, packages, etc. into a messenger bag than a back pack (especially when it's so difficult to find a large, nice looking backpack).

My only worry is that I'm not so sure I want to invest so much money in something I can only wear while riding my bike.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 11:51:18 2014 No.8937346 >>8917845 qasas look so awkward here

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:02:08 2014 No.8937396 >>8937273 basically try rolltop backpacks, they're the best thing that happened to bagpacks for a long time try Mission Workshop or Chrome for those. And yeah messenger bags are only comfortable on bikes

Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:06:22 2014 No.8937407

>>8937273
disagree completely, messenger can barely fit anything into it plus if you fill it up it clunks against your side, I find them insanely annoying to bike with. Also all that weight on one shoulder is mad uncomfortable. Backpacks evenly distribute the weight and don't feel like they're there when you're biking/walking- which is how it should be.

Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:09:04 2014 No.8937415

few months back someone posted a really nice looking military inspired jacket that had a shoulder pad on the right side(to press a rifle stock against) and a whole bunch of other tactical pockets and shit. It was olive drab, but they offered other colors.
Anyone remember what it was called? It kinda looked like a more aggressive version of the TAD ranger jacket.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:17:14 2014 No.8937438 >>8937407 But backpacks are like fedoras for your back

Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:17:53 2014 No.8937441
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>>8937407
I think you're thinking of shoulder bags... Proper messenger bags(Like timbuk2 and chrome) are basically large envelopes that hug you around your shoulder because of how the strap is sewed onto the bag(at an angle, so its really uncomfortable to carry it as shoulder/satchel/purse)

Basically, if its not at a 45 degree angle on your shoulder, you're not wearing it properly. If it is at the right angle, and high enough that its rest against your shoulder, it works pretty amazingly(and it would have to, otherwise actual messengers/couriers wouldnt be using it)

Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:18:36 2014 No.8937445

>>8937396
Yeah, that might be the best way to go. Maybe I'll get one later once I've got some more disposable income

>>8937407
>messenger can barely fit anything
What? The opening on a messenger bag is along its length. Anything you can fit into a backpack you can fit into a messenger bag. Also on bike you should be leaned over, distributing the weight along your back.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:23:18 2014 No.8937463 >>8917845 fucctechboi Gay af

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:25:31 2014 No.8937471 >>8921158 I like it but I'm afraid some fat kid is going to run up and ask if you play memecraft

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:30:32 2014 No.8937487 >>8934437 Aether, Isaora, TAD

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 12:36:26 2014 No.8937507 >>8924482 id on the left sneakers ?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:05:16 2014 No.8937617 File: 633 KB, 1206x1859, 798dbfbd-7bbd-4f81-82c5-e742ee1faa90[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8937396 >rolltop backpacks holy shit this is $29 and doesnt look too bad. at least, for when biking

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:11:26 2014 No.8937639 >>8937617 I've owned this exact pack for almost 2 years... It's fucking sweet and still looks brand new, used it almost daily. Just know that it has no foam support stay in it so it's floppy af unless it's full but great, rugged pack overall.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:16:59 2014 No.8937661 >>8937617 >>8937639 Also note that it's much darker than pictured.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:20:18 2014 No.8937675 >>8937639 >>8937661 hmm for $29 i might have to cop. there's an REI down the street (santa monica)

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:30:59 2014 No.8937708 File: 111 KB, 424x640, 3zNI0DZ.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What is the choice performance haircut of techwear general? Also does anyone have the link to that imgur album of Appleseed's fits? >pic related

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:46:02 2014 No.8937756 Are Levi Commuter cargos supposed to get fades? I washed them for the first time on cold delicate and they ended up getting fades and seem a bit less water resistant now, like a tiny bit soaks in instead of all beading and sliding off like it used to

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:47:10 2014 No.8937762 >>8937708 i would guess buzz.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:56:22 2014 No.8937795 >>8924340 Is there a special name for pants like these or is just called shorts + leggings.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 13:56:46 2014 No.8937796 Anyone have any ideas on some cheap black tech shorts? I'm mostly looking for the aesthetic. $70 and under please.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 14:29:49 2014 No.8937926 >>8924376 >>8924385 w2c pants? Also what should use to restore the dwr on my slim dungarees?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 14:33:08 2014 No.8937942 >>8937756 haven't washed mine yet, but I'm not surprised they would. the flaps on the cargo pockets are kinda faded where the buttons are covered.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 15:24:51 2014 No.8938156 >>8926158 visvim

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 16:08:08 2014 No.8938342 Who makes the best wool underwear? I'm looking at a 200gm instead of 150 as it'll be more resistant to tears but I have no experience yet using this material. Are the icebreaker every day boxers or oasis recommended?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 17:07:16 2014 No.8938613 File: 68 KB, 380x729, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Opinion on this high visibility rain coat?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 17:09:04 2014 No.8938620 >>8938613 I don't like it

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 17:18:33 2014 No.8938666 >>8938613 sesh. Did you take this pic yourself?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 17:22:07 2014 No.8938680 >>8938613 builder-core

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 17:25:02 2014 No.8938701 >>8938613 Dope

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 17:45:20 2014 No.8938762 >>8938342 Icebreaker make good undies, I'm not sure about the material though. Check the Dressed Down blog

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 18:28:50 2014 No.8938980 File: 108 KB, 247x290, 1375158107752.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8938613 w2c I want this and a messenger bag for my full tech bike fit

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 18:29:29 2014 No.8938984 >>8938613 Sick

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 18:38:09 2014 No.8939031 File: 498 KB, 1600x1000, 1407837551_Cheetah-head.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8938156 tfw cannot afford

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 18:46:41 2014 No.8939060 >>8937708 buzz cut >>8917164 >>8917178

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 18:52:37 2014 No.8939083 >>8937273 If you don't have a car and you regularly use your bicycle to carry groceries you should be using a bike rack and some pannier bags.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 18:55:40 2014 No.8939092 >>8938613 kek but that actually looks kind of good

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 18:59:04 2014 No.8939111 >>8937441 looks so ugly like some pizza on your back

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 19:26:11 2014 No.8939233 >>8939083 I do, however I'd prefer to make as few trips to the grocery store as possible. The more I can carry the better

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 19:29:21 2014 No.8939244 >>8939083 Also as I said earlier, I'm looking for something with versatility. I'd prefer not to organize my wardrobe around grabbing food for the week

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 20:42:35 2014 No.8939469 File: 66 KB, 616x422, mark_iv_green.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8937415 here Thanks for the help /fa/.... Found it myself. Kitanica mark IV

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 21:23:07 2014 No.8939634 File: 28 KB, 240x240, Trunk__0004_Black_1406917689.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What sorts of undergarments do you guys wear? I think it's about time to replace my top drawer. Has anyone tried Me Undies?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:01:15 2014 No.8939770 >>8939634 I haven't tried Me Undies but paying more than 10 dollars for a pair of underwear doesn't make that much sense imo uniqlo cotton boxer briefs are comfy, and the airism ones are decent too.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:28:16 2014 No.8939853 >>8939770 >paying more than 10 dollars for a pair of underwear doesn't make that much sense imo str8 boi detected

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:32:33 2014 No.8939862 >>8918740 not op but thanks a bunch now i know what word to search with

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:33:48 2014 No.8939864 >>8918792 thanks for the info brah

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:40:38 2014 No.8939888 >>8939634 I bought their 15 (I think) pack. It's kinda ok. Kinda. Felt synthetical at first, after first wash 10/10 Allah material.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:45:36 2014 No.8939905 >>8939888 I'm just worried about them sagging/stretching like so many trunks do. Maybe it's inevitable. Have you found that they don't fit as well as they did originally? Is there another brand you'd recommend?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:50:11 2014 No.8939928 >>8939905 they actually fit very well, one thing I love about them. no there isnt well maybe calvin klein but these are different price categories

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:50:32 2014 No.8939931 File: 34 KB, 520x693, cn8564314.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Pleb here Would this parka be considered techwear?

>>	Mutt Sun Oct 12 22:52:47 2014 No.8939938 File: 116 KB, 433x650, tumblr_maie1lAgvJ1qavciwo10_500.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] now dumping womens tech

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>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 22:54:18 2014 No.8939946 >>8939931 pls respond

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>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 23:06:19 2014 No.8940010 >>8939946 >>8939931 Guys please. Just need a simple answer.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 23:09:34 2014 No.8940017 >>8940010 answer is no

Anonymous Sun Oct 12 23:15:50 2014 No.8940037

>>8940010
depends
it can theoretically fall under techwear aesthetic
and it's what we discuss here pretty much
look like urban ninjas or postal workers from future
actual tech characteristics are cool too though, but we dont need them that much except some waterproofing

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 23:16:07 2014 No.8940039 >>8940010 NO

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 12 23:20:15 2014 No.8940054 >>8937507 all black nike harraches you little fucker

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Anonymous Mon Oct 13 00:11:19 2014 No.8940252

>>8939931
>>8940037
This is correct, mostly.

>except some waterproofing

Least/last thing I usually look for, myself. First I look for fluidity - of motion, of utility - and in the personal climate control department wicking is the most important thing.

It all depends on you.

Oh, and

>from the future

I personally dress for right now, but right now feels like/is a lot of the futures dreamed up.

You might be different, though. Like remember poet, and how his Lunarcore was about "forgotten futures" and "exhaustion?" (Fuuka it if you don't.) For me, I dress craving engagement, enthusiasm, connection, immersion.

>>8940203
Thread's dead, Mutt. Start a new one; these are good posts.

>>8934543
Will hit at least some of this shit up in the new thread.

>>	Mutt Mon Oct 13 00:11:34 2014 No.8940253 File: 51 KB, 403x604, tumblr_na1z04xfhG1tq4r4uo1_500.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Mutt Mon Oct 13 00:14:57 2014 No.8940267 File: 92 KB, 413x620, tumblr_na2a2ndtRX1rnrlldo9_500.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8940252 Yeah i guess. a few more posts and whenever this thread is off the board i'll start a womens tech general

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 13 00:20:15 2014 No.8940300 >>8940267 Might as well clear these and repost them in the new one. If you want to blank them I don't mind doing the repost grinding for you.

>>	Mutt Mon Oct 13 00:20:46 2014 No.8940303 File: 253 KB, 1280x853, tumblr_nams7lZNzJ1qzbd1zo1_1280.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Mutt Mon Oct 13 00:24:17 2014 No.8940332 File: 338 KB, 1280x1909, tumblr_n7mpo0bm5W1salbmfo1_1280.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8940300 how would we go about that?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 13 00:32:28 2014 No.8940386 >>8940332 Just delete these so they don't register as duplicates on 4chan's server and I'll dump off Fuuka.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 13 00:33:08 2014 No.8940393 >>8939634 nike compression shorts

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 13 00:36:38 2014 No.8940418 >>8940393 But I need my butt to look good

>>	Mutt Mon Oct 13 00:46:14 2014 No.8940475 >>8940386 well 4chan is limiting me on my deletion frequency, but if you get a new thread going (whenever you do) i'll add plenty of content to it

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 13 01:05:15 2014 No.8940569 >>8940475 >>8940561 Made a new thread

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