ils thread for general menswear and men's clothing ish

i need a new winter coat lags, my current one is terrible, do u have any suggestions for me

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― ≖_≖ (Lamp), Thursday, September 25, 2014 10:12 PM (3 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

omg ur the best

clay get one of the minotaur reversible down jackets theyre awesome

i also wanna buy this: http://shop.thesupplysystem.com/collections/outerwear/products/general-assembly-point-breaker-blue

i need a new winter coat lags, my current one is terrible, do u have any suggestions for me

― yung dirk (Clay), Thursday, September 25, 2014 10:14 PM (7 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

maybe overkill for yr climate but i love to get inside jackets like this in the winter its like having yr own ecosystem http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/75140?feat=504714-GN2&page=goose-down-parka

yeah thats p tite nice details xp

yeah parkas are way too much for the pnw, like it's rarely below 40º here except for rando weeks in february. i really just want a kinda light peacoat that doesn't look 70 years old and actually fits me.

im sure u can find that jsut believe in yrself

i love these old woolrich hunting jackets, theyre not super warm tho, good for layering up http://www.ebay.com/itm/WOOLRICH-Mens-Large-Vintage-Wool-Lined-Dark-Green-Hooded-Mountain-Parka-Jacket-/251633681310

tbh i haven't even tried, rly letting myself down here, gonna try to be coat positive from now on thx guys

damn that is v nice xp

http://www.mashop.jp/products/detail.php?product_id=508

ya u shd get one they come p cheap on the ebay, ive owned prob six of them since i was a teen, maybe my most staple of personal staples, that or new balance xp

tho tbf before my current pair of nb i hadnt had any in a long time besides for running

rave plaid pacamac. bold. i like it.

http://www.woolrich.com/woolrich/details/men-s-portage-plaid-anorak/_/R-16137#

this is sweet

http://www.woolrich.com/woolrich/details/men-s-ballistic-mountain-parka/_/R-4317?_=1411699716166

this is more in my price range

http://www.woolrich.com/woolrich/details/men-s-wool-lined-colorblock-mountain-parka/_/R-16168?_=1411699731310

i can see the appeal of ebay for this stuff.

http://www.mashop.jp/products/detail.php?product_id=508

― ≖_≖ (Lamp), Thursday, September 25, 2014 7:44 PM (14 minutes ago) Bookmark

really like this a lot!

I had a few Woolrich things in college that I really liked and was kind of pissed when they reinvented themselves as a high-end "heritage" brand, less in a "I liked it before it was cool" way than in a "I can't afford this shit anymore" way.

I do like that colorblock parka and that's not outrageously priced.

not really feelin the two tone, they have the solid ones here for cheap tho not in all sizes http://www.sierratradingpost.com/woolrich-mountain-parka-for-men~p~4471k/?filterString=s~woolrich-mountain-parka

old ones came in better colors tho imo

Markers I was also gonna suggest a better haircut and maybe some new frames too -- a good shop can probably help you pick something good for the shape of your face. I think the hoodie you're wearing looks fine and I can't see the jeans but I agree that I'd move away from carpenters.

For shoes I'm a guy who really doesn't like owning lots of different pairs, and I almost always wind up buying Campers as my all-purpose shoes -- they have a lot of styles that are simple but just interesting enough to spruce up your outfit a little. Good shoes and glasses can make an otherwise ordinary outfit look stylish imo.

I really like this jacket
http://www.woolrich.com/woolrich/details/men-s-dorrington-jacket/_/R-16034?_=1411702070374

I do need a new parka and would kind of like to spend $200 or less, maybe bump up to $250 if it's great.

that llbean parka i posted upthread is <$200 and very classic imho

i like that jacket too

i like the how the guy modeling it is basically brett favre

yeah those bean parkas are nice

looks like the diff btw the sierra trading post parkas and the other one is that the more expensive one is wool-lined. Ebay has some solid-color ones but not in my size.

I think anyone ITT could wear that jacket better than the model in the picture

he leaned against a tree and everything he is giving you his all and this is how u repay him smh

i wld prob go w the khaki one

"dark wheat"

speaking of hoodies - how acceptable are these on people over 30? I used to wear 'em as a default for days off / casual nights out at the pub or gigs but mine are all worn out and I only really where them for slumming around the house. love the feel of hoodies (you go with what you're used to) but I'm feeling slightly reluctant about buying a new one for fear of looking like I'm starting out on my jogging regime :-/

I still fux w hoodies, tho not like I used to

*wear in that last post of mine.

I was just trying to shop for a new hoodie in fact but idk maybe the best hoodies come to you

agree

yea^ they can be hard to find. i was not shopping around when i found my two favorite hoodies

i try not to wear hoodies for anything more involved than running errands and stuff.

I just realized right now that I've hated hoodies my whole life.

For a more mature, anti-jogging look pair a hoodie with a blazer

even that name! Xpost

I definitely wear hoodies a lot less than I used to. I did recently buy a pretty nice Rag & Bone hoodie on ebay for a good price but then realized it was the wrong size and sold it to someone else.

i like hoodies and the name but lets be clear here folks pull over hoodies

like people be calling zipper hoodies "hoodies" but thats a subsidiary hoodie

as long as there are sweaters in the world, never wear hoodies imo

I even like normal (non hoodie non zip up) sweatshirts. a nice solid color or heather grey for instance. combine w a light hooded parka.

For a more mature, anti-jogging look pair a hoodie with a blazer

please do not do this

theyre just different garments man its silly to be all only wear one but not the other

like i own hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts and zip up sweatshirts w no hood

I'm just someone who hates hoodies is all

each has its own vibe