/fa/ - Fashion

motherfuckin sniper hoods

>>12880888
That's pretty unisex, IMO. Swap out the head scarf for a "sniper hood", tho.

You ever seen one of those? it's like, a scarf that's actually a hood, so operators can just use it as needed in urban situations, tucking its ends into their shirt collar. I have a cheap one, but the design can be simply a three or two panel hood in non reflective grey or something. I've considered hitting up the "Tech Fabrics" section of a store in the garment district (mood fabrics) and getting a few yards of something grey & a few of something green or white, then having my tailor (who thinks I'm a weirdo but low-key loves all the strange requests) make me a three paneled, reversible sniper's hood. I'ma waterproof one side. maybe put some grommets in the bottom corners, weigh the whole thing down and connect its end via cheap light carabiners under my outer layer.

In any case, professional models look like pic related.

>>12880952
Properly executed, I believe that one of Lunarcore's primary functionalities is how it telegraphs competency and confidence without getting too martial about things. What I was trying to get at in my autism post was the underlying familiarity of so many of these pieces.

The recognizable aspect of many pieces means people don't react the same way as to, say, overblown techwear. Which looks kinda mall ninja in many settings, namely those filled with normies.

You want to skirt that line, while projecting your little nonverbal narrative with symbols and pieces most people can readily identify.