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9050738 No.9050738 [Reply] [Original]

Guys, w2c some good flannel shirts?

>> No.9050839

bump brother

>> No.9050849

word for the wise- size down on ll bean flannel

>> No.9050921
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9050921

>>9050738

I live in PNW and everybody bleeds flannel. Pendleton is the way to go. They are all 100% wool, a lot of them have leather elbow patches too. They have super classic patterns, or more new age stuff. They've been making flannels since the late 1800s, they know their shit. I have 6 of them, all worth.

>> No.9050947

>>9050921
Looks good, but I'm from Germany. No Pendleton there...

>> No.9050951

>>9050921
elbow patches are lame

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>>9050951

You can buy them without elbow patches. Just an added bonus if you like them.

>> No.9051812

>>9050921
does wool flannel ever get too warm indoors?

Live in pnw too, just bought a cotton flannel for $2 on sale and not sure if its too thin. I know its ok for indoors but worried about outdoors too.

>> No.9052116

>>9050947
/out/ brands in general make good flannels so look in to those
Fjällräven, Sasta, Tierra and Haglöfs all have decent flannels, though I only have first hand experience owning Fjällräven and Haglöfs ones.
Also Fjällräven at least makes heavy models that are made from thicker fabric and they fell really nice and sturdy, considering my regular one has served me well for 5 years, I'd imagine you are going to have the heavy one for long time, it's probably great for winter as well.

>> No.9052162

>>9052116
Should you actually wear them on top of something or like normal shirt?

>> No.9052163

uniqlo

>> No.9052186

>>9052162
You can do it either way, easier to treat them just as normal shirts in my opinion, but throwing sweater or some knitwear under is pretty solid as well if you rock it open.
If you get the heavy ones you can use it as light jacket during springs and falls as well.

>> No.9052192
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9052192

>tfw majority of closet is either black goof tier or athletic-tech looking
>tfw winter is coming, so I bought a a pair of timbs
>tfw I feel like I have NOTHING to wear with them

hook a brotha up, where to cop quality flannels in/from Sweden?

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>>9052192
You should be able to find most of these brands pretty easily: >>9052116
Dunno if they make darker flannels though. I've been thinking of copping this myself, but kinda on the edge cause I haven't found one live yet and don't know about the quality and I'm not a huge fan of the zip pockets.
The plaid and the colorway is really nice though.
http://www.zalando.se/adidas-originals-skjorta-svart-ad122d09g-q11.html

>> No.9052545

>>9052163
How's sizing? Should you size down?

>> No.9052550

>>9050921
If you're not pendelton, you suck

PNW kid here.

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>>9052192
god is great
allah ahkbar fellow swede!

>> No.9052575

>>9052545
just check the measurements
but yeah i sized down and it fits good

>> No.9052725

>>9050738
For good flannels it's almost 99% relative to what city you live in.
You gotta ask people in real life man.

>> No.9052946

>>9052553
not at all brainwashed

>> No.9053347

>>9050738
I have that exact shirt, I love it. Cop if you're considering

>> No.9054141

>>9052545
size down, definitely a looser fit than my other shirts

>> No.9054150

>>9053347
Unfortunately no LL Bean in Germany.

>> No.9054164
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9054164

Jcrew is pretty solid. A bit pricey though.

>> No.9054203

>>9054164
ugly

>> No.9054308

>>9052163
Extremely thin for being a flannel. Dnc

>> No.9054373

thrift stores

Old school subtle patterns, none of this loud madras-ish Avril lavigne era shit
Quality brands from 30 years ago

Just sort through the nasty ripped/stained stuff and you can stock up

I'm in america so maybe its different but I stock up yearly on Woolrich/bean/Pendleton shirts at some thrift stores nearby. $30 gets you 10-15 shirts. I'm sure there are equivalent brands in das vaterland

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9054379

similar question I want some short sleeve button ups for casual wear but don't know w2c should I just buy flannels instead

>> No.9054387

>>9054379
>should I just buy flannels instead
yes

>> No.9054488

>>9052206
kill yourself.

>> No.9054525

idk how widspread it is but TK MAXX has a fuckton of Rhino Rugby shirts that are pretty nice. Got mine for £12 when they're £60 from their site.

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9054767

Duluth Trading Co. flannels are nice

>> No.9054789

>>9054379

I want to steam that shirt out so bad.

>> No.9054813

The Flat Head
Iron Heart

>> No.9054833
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W2C slim/fitted flannels? I get a hunch that Pendleton's aren't that slim even in the fitted ones.

I like the colors Uniqlo have, but they are just an autumn shirt and aren't really that warm.

>> No.9055094

I was considering copping a Gustin flannel since the classic lumberjack pattern they got in looked really fucking nice. I doubt I'll pull the trigger though seeing as it's about to hit the goal. Anyone have experience with their shirts and would like to comment though?

>> No.9055261

>>9055094
from pics all of gustin's stuff looks great. haven't bought anything from them, though

>> No.9055285

Rules for layering flannel?

>> No.9055642

>>9055285
looks best with all black errything else
if not all black keep it dark

>> No.9055712

>>9055642
open flannel shirt over suitable black tshirt?
>pleasedonthurtme.jpg

>> No.9055762

What's effay's opinion of LL bean flannels?

>> No.9055996

>>9054203

Great contribution

>> No.9056369

>>9050738

i copped a nice carhartt one the other day for fitty bucks. nice material, and its got some secret pockets built into it. pretty snazz.

>> No.9056377

>>9055996
thank u

>> No.9056381

>>9055712
a lot of people on here will say no but just as many will say yes
I personally think it looks good and that's how I end up wearing them for most of the day
yes