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zetazeta 01-27-2013 12:06 AM
fml, been spending so much on ebay :(

woob 01-27-2013 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by BlueG2 (Post 8143220)
the above wasn't your cup of tea, but what you posted is? Sorry, I know fashion is all about what YOU feel good in, but those are pretty much black clown pants.
They look stupid in that pic, but drop crotch sweats are used in some sick, if forward-thinking fits. Drop crotches in general are big in Asia and celebs like One Direction have been seen wearing drop crotch pants in Europe. Only a matter of time before DC floods North America.

But yes, you're allowed to dislike the style, and I understand not everyone is going to like it, but we did go from saggy baggy pants in the 90s to a slimmer cut today, so who knows. Maybe we'll all be rocking that drop crotch by 2030.

Here's an inspiration pic ft. black sweats
http://i.imgur.com/2lLFa.jpg

svelt 01-27-2013 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by MindBomber (Post 8143203)
I don't feel there is a well-defined convention on funeral attire; only the very general rule, make humble and conservative choices.

I would absolutely wear a black suit to the funeral, I wouldn't consider anything less formal. The details, such as tie and shirt colour, are not terribly important. It's acceptable to choose to not wear a tie; its also acceptable to choose any dark or neutral colour shirt.

Depending on the formality of the family, I would consider dark jeans or dress pants, a dress shirt, and a sweater generally acceptable for a wake; a very traditional family would likely prefer dress pants.

I've attended two funerals recently; the funerals and services were the very sad portion and formal, but wakes felt only mildly somber and were relaxed, definitely casual overall. During the wakes, I spent a great deal of time re-connecting with people I rarely see, giving hugs, and reminiscing about better times. I wouldn't worry too much about what to wear, though. People will not be concerned with your attire, as long as its not something eye catching (and thus inappropriate).

Possibly obvious, but its likely best to pass on cologne as well.
I would just add that I wouldn't make a phenomenally drastic wardrobe change between the wake and the funeral, less it detract or draw negative attention upon yourself... hence why I would go for the dress pants with a shirt or sweater look, and put the jacket on for the funeral itself. But I've thankfully (knock on wood) only had to go to one of these in my life so far so my experience isn't exactly enormous.

svelt 01-27-2013 03:14 PM
On another note, anyone have rec's for a decent raincoat? I've been looking at the J.Crew x Mackintosh ones but they are a bit steep in price (J.Crew...who the hell do you think you are?).

http://s7.jcrew.com/is/image/jcrew/9..._m?$pdp_fs418$

http://s7.jcrew.com/is/image/jcrew/1..._m?$pdp_fs418$

Arc'teryx Veilance has something akin to what I'm looking for as well, but at $1,195 I'm looking for more options..

http://images.arcteryx.com/F12/355W-...Coat-Black.png

Spidey 01-27-2013 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Jah Dean (Post 8143289)
Worn correctly and on the right body type they don't look so bad.
you mean someone with an extremely large ass and droopy ball sacks, and chicken legs? Do the people who like these actually like them because they believe they look good, or because some celebrities wear them? When I first saw them being worn by Lil wayne and Bieber, I literally gave up on the generation that they were catering to.

J89 01-27-2013 05:07 PM
^

lol just browsed through this thread, pretty much all honger clothing lol.

MindBomber 01-27-2013 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by svelt (Post 8143622)
I would just add that I wouldn't make a phenomenally drastic wardrobe change between the wake and the funeral, less it detract or draw negative attention upon yourself... hence why I would go for the dress pants with a shirt or sweater look, and put the jacket on for the funeral itself. But I've thankfully (knock on wood) only had to go to one of these in my life so far so my experience isn't exactly enormous.
I hadn't though of that point, but I very much agree, thank you for raising it.

Calbeee 01-27-2013 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr.G (Post 8143730)
^

lol just browsed through this thread, pretty much all honger clothing lol.
:facepalm:

blee123 01-29-2013 02:02 AM
dsquared makes some dope looking jeans but too bad they are so damn skinny and pricy...

anyone have a pair? how good do they last?

dolce jeans are just plain boring no matter how well they fit. Remove that gold plate and no one will even know its a dolce product

blee123 01-29-2013 02:04 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by svelt (Post 8143628)
On another note, anyone have rec's for a decent raincoat? I've been looking at the J.Crew x Mackintosh ones but they are a bit steep in price (J.Crew...who the hell do you think you are?).

http://s7.jcrew.com/is/image/jcrew/9..._m?$pdp_fs418$

http://s7.jcrew.com/is/image/jcrew/1..._m?$pdp_fs418$

Arc'teryx Veilance has something akin to what I'm looking for as well, but at $1,195 I'm looking for more options..

http://images.arcteryx.com/F12/355W-...Coat-Black.png
Strellson, london fog and Jones New york all have nice rain coats.

Check out THE BAY, thats where I bought mine

PJ 01-29-2013 07:52 AM
I know it's generic and there are a bunch of jackets that look like this, but does anyone know what jacket Mr. Gosling is sporting in this pic?

http://qualitydatinglife.files.wordp...osling-290.jpg

Harvey Specter 01-29-2013 04:20 PM
Anyone have experience with YSL? Just wondering if you have to size up when it comes to the shirts/jackets.

Calbeee 01-31-2013 02:41 PM
kinda off topic but, i had two uniqlo shipments from uniqlo uk shipped and entered vancouver on Jan 22nd at the same time. The first package cleared custom within a day and it was delivered the day after, the second package is still incustoms according to the tracking...

Any ideas? Who do I call?

ForbiddenX 01-31-2013 07:59 PM
Got my Wings+Horns anti fit chinos today :D

woob 01-31-2013 08:35 PM
^ did you get a super cute hand-written note?

ForbiddenX 01-31-2013 08:40 PM
Yea I did :D
http://distilleryimage2.instagram.co...0a1fbe38_7.jpg

areyounoob 01-31-2013 09:00 PM
:lawl:

areyounoob 01-31-2013 09:06 PM
i... didn't mean to double post... :okay:

Quote:
Originally Posted by woob (Post 8142285)
how about a dick ovens homage

EDIT: okay fuck I was supposed to be on copfreeze since I bought the CPs on Monday but I just ordered a pair of these sweats. If you don't mind waiting I can let you know what the quality is like. Honestly I'm not expecting much since, at the heart of it, they are just Chinese Rick Owens knockoffs, but /fa/ has decent things to say about them and for $29 shipped I don't mind experimenting.
when you get your dick ovens rip offs please do a review of their fabrics.
zara's pretty up there in terms of asymmetrical clothing and nice tones but if fabrixsquare is the poor man's entrance to goofninja i'll try it out.
i really wish tapering sweatpants like those were easier to find... :okay:

Calbeee 01-31-2013 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by areyounoob (Post 8147872)
i... didn't mean to double post... :okay:



when you get your dick ovens rip offs please do a review of their fabrics.
zara's pretty up there in terms of asymmetrical clothing and nice tones but if fabrixsquare is the poor man's entrance to goofninja i'll try it out.
i really wish tapering sweatpants like those were easier to find... :okay:
i can do a review too i bought another pair that they were selling. should be here sooner or later

zetazeta 02-01-2013 08:09 AM
So glad I bought the 2011 ToJ peacoat before it discontinued... not a big fan of the new one!

Calbeee 02-01-2013 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by zetazeta (Post 8148228)
So glad I bought the 2011 ToJ peacoat before it discontinued... not a big fan of the new one!
i like it! they say that they will be making the original one with some updates too. excited

Hondaracer 02-01-2013 03:39 PM
so on that Gilt, what is shipping like? duty?

woob 02-02-2013 12:04 AM
derp. I wore my Silent sweater out for the first time today. I think I should have sized up one. It doesn't drape quite like I want it to.

p warm though, unexpectedly. It IS 100% lambswool but it isn't that thick so I'm pleasantly surprised that it has some utility.

Also wore my CP boots for the first time. Fuck my feet hurt. Breaking in leather footwear is a bitch.

Calbeee 02-02-2013 02:39 AM
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Originally Posted by woob (Post 8149090)
derp. I wore my Silent sweater out for the first time today. I think I should have sized up one. It doesn't drape quite like I want it to.

p warm though, unexpectedly. It IS 100% lambswool but it isn't that thick so I'm pleasantly surprised that it has some utility.

Also wore my CP boots for the first time. Fuck my feet hurt. Breaking in leather footwear is a bitch.
damn, pics of silent!

yeah my cps werent that comfy at first but now they feel so good! love them. i kinda want the derbies hah

Calbeee 02-02-2013 02:40 AM
my dick ovens is in vancouver, hopefully customs doesnt take freakin 2 weeks to clear again -.-


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