/fa/ - Fashion

That's what I got for now. Hope that's helpful for the OP.

>>14131028
Anyone who does already knows enough to incriminate themselves as a history fanatic anyway, so really the worst that comes from it is that some history buff "calls you out?" They'd probably just appreciate the item if they know enough to recognize it in the first place.

There's a couple of these for sale in a shop in New York. I almost grabbed one but a small apartment with limited closet space doesn't particularly accommodate me buying clothes I don't need. Not that I'm a baggy clothing kind of person in the first place.
>>14133957
the "can't grow long hair" definitely made me chuckle
>>14133541
I love your DI6 Scarves but am afraid to buy one because 1) I'm an Amerimutt and shipping here would probably suck. 2) I'd also feel like a total poser wearing a scarf of a band that I only kind of like.
Do you think you'll be making more bootleg neofolk or post-industrial band merch in the future?

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>>13933067
When a thread is titled "Neofolk" I think it helps to establish where those boundaries are in order to help clarify and prevent the "But what's Neofolk" comments in the future that allow for threads like this to get derailed and filled with racist and political nonsense.

>>13933088
>Some call it darkfolk, and all sorts of other names, but what matters is that the outfits and clothing still embody the same spirit, the aesthetics are meant to be traditional, but not in the same vein as americana, or workwear, or the business suits of the Edwardians, but rather an older, darker tradition, that transcends faith and folk, and still dwells in the ancient forests.

I appreciate this.