/fa/ - Fashion

muji still great

definitely Liniere and Go Out

Why are these fits so hard to come by outside of Asia?
>Even western outlets of Japanese brands (uniqlo, muji, etc.) don't have the same fits as in Asia.

>>11712110
>Liniere
Isn't it mostly female? Rather than unisex.

>Go Out
Outdoor lifestyle magazine?

and Hanako for Men

>>11712126
Because it only looks good on certain asian bodytypes. Just look at birthday, he tried to pull it and failed miserably every time.

>>11712140
who cares if it's a girls' magazine it's comfy and inspirational
and yeah "outdoor lifestyle magazine" but there are heavy knits, lots of fleece, cozy sandals and hiking boots, and lots of stoner vibes

>>11712143
That is so pleasing to look at

>>11712159
the editing looks kinda fucky but I looked at the original scans and it's actually like that lol
have you looked through the magazine pastebin?

>>11712143
Already started looking into Hanako, seems real nice.

>>11712146
>Asian bodytype?
Small frame, very slim? Not something i see westerners not have. Although facial features are slimmer on Asians.

>>11712148
I love japanese female magazines as they are really relaxing to look at. Just for actual male inspo it is less suited.

>>11712159
Never understood why westerns are almost incapable of the same aesthetic print culture as in South Asia?
>The only publishers which are in the level are Taschen and Phaidon. But for mags there is non I am aware of.

>>11712174
Need those knits.

>>11712172
continued:
here pastebin.com/Q2iDYiAM
I've been doomsday prepping for a future without magazines, by backing up everything I can to Google Drive

>>11712174
there's an alternate cover to that issue of Nylon; I have both lol

I'll have this one up in a few minutes

>>11712178
This shit is rad mate...

But i think that considering Japanese tendency to keep the past alive, Japanese mags will die out well after western illustrations.

Yohji still the king

>>11712204

>>11712206

>>11712189
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0jc0NJQ4qefem4wRmh0bUNIM2M&usp=sharing
Hanako 09/08/2016 issue
for fans of boipussy, spicy Korean food, and more boipussy, apparently

>>11712209

food looks p tasty though

>>11712126
Muji and Uniqlo don't carry this stuff in Asia either.

Muji isn't really a fashion brand. It's basically the Japanese Wal-Mart.

>>11712224
Hardly WalMart mate.
More IKEA x Zara. Since when does WalMart have dedicated world class designers?

>>11712224
then what's Daiso Japan? dollar general?

>>11712224
Also they do carry the basics which go in that direction.
Not the more elaborate stuff but the basics they so....in Asia that is.

>>11712229
Yes.
Daiso is WalMart / Aldi

>>11712235
only girls could pull off superstars, cuz no guys would ever call them out on how ugly they are

>>11712242
Consider them among the most ugly shoes ever designed.
Cannot understand why they have stood the test of time.

>recent purchase

>>11712265
what magazine is that? or is that a book?

>>11712227
Muji is garage. I know you want to believe it's cool because there's one in your city and shopping there makes you feel like you're in glorious nippon, but walking around Tokyo in Muji gear isn't going to get you any complements. Muji is wear you go to furnish your first independent studio until you can afford better items.

>>11712280
This
Egos getting shattered in this comfycore thread
Let's chill

>>11712209

This is my goal.

>>11712277
oz Magazine Plus
>gets me hungry as shit. >
>Glorious foodporn

>>11712280
Like IKEA.
Doesn't mean IKEA is bad and inheritely badly designed. Like the design, buy it. Comfy, wear it.
I enjoy it for the basics they provide.
>>11712284
This is a comfycore thread so lets mutually stay comfy.

>>11712315
want me to start putting that magazine on the pastebin? I can get a few years worth of back issues for free so it wouldn't be an issue

>>11712332
did I mention that Kanoco is my favorite magazine model? cuz she's dorbies

>>11712332
I wouldn't be able to say no.

But seriously man, where do you get all these mags? Hardly believe you walk into a store and walk out with a crate of japanese mags.

>>11712359
Why are western mags not as well illustrated, i wonder.

>>11712359
Amazon Japan started a subscription book lending service last month and a few publishers have back issues going back to like 2013
fortunately Oz' publisher is one of them

>>11712367
To be honest, the ones that are don't sell well; most go out of business in a few years
RIP Antenna, the magazine that got me into fashion

Some of these fits are really good but man alive I'd pressed to see anyone pull them off. Can you imagine a fat american dressing like that?

>>11712359
> Hardly believe you walk into a store and walk out with a crate of japanese mags.
I have, in fact, done this before, at a cost of like 400 bucks; couldn't fucking resist when I was at the Kinokuniya Mall in San Francisco

>>11712374
Interesting.
And i suppose you have a commercial printer at hand.
>any other good comfycore magazines to keep an eye on?

>>11712385
I am sure they do, considering how much printing and good illustrations can cost to produce.
But generally print seems to be of higher calibre in terms of materials and design than most western publications.

>>11712400
I meant digital; I just go through the html and download the jpgs

>generally print seems to be of higher calibre in terms of materials and design than most western publications.
look for a magazine store in the nearest big city, you'll find a better selection than you've ever seen before; even in my hometown there was a great magazine store where I could get artsy fashion magazines and graffiti magazines

>>11712396
I hardly doubt they were made for 'MURICANS in mind.
And i doubt a 'MURICAN would even care about dem foreign imports.

>>11712398
Respect mate. How did they react?

>>11712407
I have travelled most major western hubs from Paris, London, Madrid, Berlin, NYC...but the mags were never as nice as the ones i found in major Asian hubs. The once that were nice were mostly Asian.

There were obviously nice books and mags.
>Kinfolk and Monocle are not badly made - but they are very different to what you find in places like Kinokuniya or Eslite.
Also the ambiente of how they are presented is very different.

>any other good comfycore mags to get?

>>11712438
Well you can find those magazines in men's boutiques in big cities like nyc, Chicago, and Toronto but there's a markup, especially now that the yen has rebounded big time

They thanked me but didn't seem surprised....I wouldn't be surprised if that happens all the time

Popeye, for sure
Anything made by magazine house and takarajimasha

>>11712467
>takarajimasha
http://tkj.jp

>magazine house
http://magazinehouseshop.jp

so hard to come by when not in Asia.

>why are there not girls walking around like this IRL (except in very specific areas and not consistently)

>>11712176

W2C
2
C

PANTS?!
posting the GOAT

>>11712280
Walking around in anything in Tokyo won't get you compliments.
Because nobody gives a shit about anyone over there.
Muji makes basics, they're not meant to get you compliments.
But I see we're talking to some high profile fuccboi here.
Have you ever actually been to a Muji in Japan and looked at their clientele?

>>11712107
that dude is definitely korean

>>11712532
White shirts and loose pants?

>>11712140
>>11712540

These 2 photo always make me so happy

>>11712556
it is more about the elegance and adherence to minimalism.

Most girls I see around are the archetype of H&M and Zara - faux leather jacket in tanktop and say they
>luv fashion

>>11712212
You are too good for this board anon.Thankyou so much

>>11712573
This man is saying th right things.

>eggs...you got eggs in the fridge.
Why not make a some beautiful scrambled egg?

>>11712578
I think they're showing options at a restaurant

>>11712573
I'll do more today and Monday cuz I'm off

You know just because you're not into Anime doesn't make being a weeb any less ridiculous.

>>11712332
Please Yes

>>11712614
Whom are you addressing?

>>11712140
w2c shirt

>>11712641
This thread

Anon, i lost my link with many popeye and sense scans, help.

I really love japcore comfy fashion, it just manages to look so normal and unpretentious, whilst not being >muh ironic normcore
The problem is, it's a kind of style unachievable for a white male (even skeletals can't pull it off )
What is the possible western response to Japanese comfy core?

>>11712775
why not possible for white?
some of the models are white

>>11712212
Based anon, thanks for the upload dude

>>11712826
I've hardly ever seen one.
If you have some more, please dump

>>11712826
that guy is obviously arab not white try again cumskin

>>11712868
Possibly Greek I guess but definitely not "white", he doesn't look comfycore anyway just lazyshitcore

>>11712775
why do you post this in every comfycore thread, it's so retarded

>>11712826
more or less the whole comfycore thing works for asian people because its a culture created by and propagated by asian people
also the ethos is to be comfy both in body and in mindset, these people look chill af all the time but white people when replicating styles look very awkward and too self conscious

Go Out nerd here, always love for you magazine bro.

>>11712967
Not to open then /pol/ Hellraiser cube, but this guy is on the nose. Most importantly with the idea of the comfy mindset, the photography and clothes themselves accentuate the comfy ideal that doesn't translate through the thousands layers of western irony/context we see our images through. Protip: Real life =/= a composed aesthetic.

>>11712174
I was guilty of stocking just as many femmags as I did Go Out/regional outdoor mags. The aesthetic (hate the meme word, but it's accurate here) is always so calm, comfortable, dignified.

>>11712126, >>11712532
I see these types of fits throughout NYC, though they were just as select in my time in Nippo as well. Female and male, it's a style that suits a certain mindset, not a standard of fashion.

Similiarly on the Muji plebcore, I loved the store in Nippo just as much as I did here, despite having access to the comfycore source, I felt good in solidquality, minimal basics that Muji (and regional varieties) provides. As most say, it's Nippo Ikea, nothing more or less, but something I enjoy for that simplicity. Suprised the mujipasta hasn't been brought out.

>>11712224
>Muji isn't really a fashion brand. It's basically the Japanese Wal-Mart.

What an absolutely retarded statement

>>11712224
there is no equivalent for something so utterly hyperbolic and american as wal-mart

>>11713022
Ugh, are you from toronto? It seems they just got muji like a month ago and they think it's like some kind of high end ultra-sophisticated fashion store.
>>11713080
I would have said it's more like ikea, but same idea. Cheap generic stuff for impoverished youngsters.

>>11712532
w2c pants like this in the US?

>>11713101
Doesn't fucking matter where I'm from. I'm not saying Muji is high end but to liken it to Wal-Mart which first of all a huge fucking chain of hypermarkets, one that doesn't even try to sell thing with style because it's all meant to be bland is retarded

You seem to have some weird ass prejudice towards Muji for some reason which is why you keep coming back to this thread reiterating that "hurrrr it's for poor and retarded people." Kill yourself my man

>>11713421
That was my first and only post in the thread so far.

Muji is fine for what it is, I buy house slippers there for instance.

But you canadians seem to be beside yourselves with excitement over this newfangled store that the civilized world has had for aeons, so needless to say you get very upset when someone has a more balanced view of things.

>>11712235
WHERE TO FUCKING COP THIS
its iseey miyake right?
but w2c this exact fit for men

>>11713444
>But you canadians[...]

Cool. Tell that to someone who is Canadian

>>11713452
>for men

>>11712540
how does one even create such a perfect fit

>>11713444
>newfangled store that the civilized world has had for aeons
>had for aeons
>aeons
>comparision to walmart
>mentioning to biggest japanese deptartment store chain

next level posting, famile

>>11713765
I didn't compare it to walmart, silly leaf. That was someone else.

>>11713421
I'm the person who said Muji was the Wal-Mart of Japan. I'll explain what I mean by that but first off I just want to stress that that wasn't the main take-away of my post. All I was really meant to say was that Muji in Asia/Japan DOES NOT sell anything that could be considered comfycore for men. A few posts ITT seemed to indicate that Muji and Uniqlo in Asia are comfycore central, which they ain't. For women, Muji has more interesting pieces, but their men's pieces tend to run extra small, and in fact their button-ups are probably the absolute shortest button-ups you will find anywhere, period, which is the antithesis of comfycore.

Now to explain the Wal-Mart comparison.

I wouldn't call Muji the Ikea of Japan because Ikea is the Ikea of Japan. They are similar in "minimalism" though the comparisons end there (and I would argue that Ikea isn't that minimalist compared to Muji).

What makes Muji similar to Wal-Mart is the business model: the cheapest, lowest quality goods at the lowest possible prices.

Now Muji actually fails at this internationally, because although their products are made in China, they're packaged in Japan. That means customers outside of Japan pay a huge markup. You may think you're paying for quality, but you're really paying double the usual import/export overhead (I've researched this, look it up). In Japan, however, it is the absolutely cheapest option in the country.

I'm telling you from experience, as an American, it's easy to take Wal-Mart for granted. But when you're expat, you need some random thing, you need it cheap, and you need it late at night, you start asking yourself "where's the Wal-Mart in this bitch." And when you're in Japan, that place is Muji, hands down. It ain't quality, It ain't high fashion, and it sure as shit ain't comfycore. Stay mad. I'm out.

>>11713774
>Muji more minimalist than IKEA.
They are distinctly different types of minimalism one being scandinavian minimalism vs japanese minimalism. Saying one 'is more' minimalist is an empty unfounded statement.

>muji is too short for comfycore
Comfycore does not mean 'long', i'd argue it is more about the overall width and flow of the piece. And muji does deliver on that. While i agree that their pieces are shorter than others, they are quite wide and can be still comfy.
Comfy does NOT mean oversized necessarily. It means wider than standard western standard.

>mark up theory.
Proof needed.

>muji aint comfycore.
Sure. They mainly produce basics.
Nobody goes around clad in pure muji or uniqlo. They make good basic pieces which in Asia at least adhere to japanese minimalist sensibilities.
Nobody ever said that they are pure comfycore.

>On that note: Are there brands which focus exclusively on comfycore styles?

This lad here, not leaf, have live in Japan before
>>11713014
>>11713765
>tfw no one outside of asiazone will get this great joke

>>11713849
This whole argument on all sides is essentially semantics, but I can at least confirm buttdevestated anon is right on markup, as I've shopped both in Muji jp and in US.

I wouldn't consider myself knowledgeable in any sense, but look into the outdoor/lifestyle brands (see: my love affair with Go Out mag) that all work around 'camp vibes, relaxed vibes, outdoor life' and leads to some really comfy styles, with or without functional/technical uses for camping/hiking

>>11713892
I agree that the muji argument is mainly semantics. Let's leave it at that.
>They produce some nice basics and are nice to browse in - nothing more, nothing less.

Muji outside of Japan indeed is quite expensive outside Japan and mostly not worth the price.
>A plain white muji t-shirt can cost up to the equivalent of EUR40, which clearly is very expensive. (still THE most comfortable t-shirt I have ever worn).
The mark up clearly makes sense considering the international prices.

>Go Out
Where do you source your magazines? Are there any specific stores you go to to find them, or do you follow mag-guy's example and rent them.
How do you do it?

>>11713774
What a load of bull.

>you need some random thing, you need it cheap, and you need it late at night, you start asking yourself "where's the Wal-Mart in this bitch." And when you're in Japan, that place is Muji, hands down.

What the fuck are you even on about lmfao
Muji closes at 9.
They sell mostly interior, kitchenware, stationery. How many times does someone need like a fucking plate late at night?
Their clothing line is a tiny part of their business.

Wal-Mart is mainly a supermarket, you go there to do groceries. Muji sells a few prepackaged meals and snacks that are no cheaper than at a convenience store (which, due to their presence at every single street corner in Japan and being 24/7 make them the obvious place to go if you ever need anything late at night).

If you want to ignore Aeon and find something in Japan that could possibly be a Wal-Mart tier experience then you'd maybe think of going to Donki. They have an actual foods section, pharmacy, clothes, stationery, electronics, whatever the fuck you want. And they offer it at cheap prices and have the fitting trashy clientele.

>>11712540
W2C THE SHIRT/JACKET?

>>11713982
>Anon probably wakes up at night
>bathed in sweat
>longing to refurnish his living room

>let him do what he feels he has to do.

Can we please get this thread back into comfycore inspo, instead of un-comfy infighting?

Muji T's are way too short, and I'm only 5'11". I saw this really comfy looking kimono loungewear set in the Piccadilly Circus store though.

>>11714010
There are long ones as well. Just bloody expensive.

>>11713987
yohji yamamoto
just read pic's info though

>>11712967
seconded

>>11714031
Thanks bb

Can't read gook though

>>11713962
Magguy is my main source now that I'm back stateside. Like >>11712438 said there are small hubs to find in major cities, but I haven't taken the time to break out and hunt them down myself (NYC now, I know they're out there).

>>11714002
>wake up in the middle of "night"
>7:34pm, blackout curtains
>coated in baked gluten free non gmo artisnal chinese handpicked wasabi snack dust and sweat
>intense need to 'comfyify' his '''bathroom''' organization of 30 perfumes and no toothpaste, no deorderant, no soap, and small box of Drive brand toothpicks
>rush to Muji
>8:47 thank god it's open all night just for this purpose
>buy for stackable neoprene boxes for $40 a pop
>so cheap and reliable
>gets back to 'minimal' 300sq ft apartment and shitposts in this thread
we're all rooting for you, big guy

>>11713849
> Saying one 'is more' minimalist is an empty unfounded statement.
Basically what I mean is Ikea has more options. Muji is more utilitarian. Like if you want a wastebasket, they have white and off-white.

>Comfycore does not mean 'long', i'd argue it is more about the overall width and flow of the piece. And muji does deliver on that.
I'll concede on that point. You'd have to be pretty small as I'm an S and I've had to size up to M just to try on Muji which even still left no room for any kinda shrinkage whatsoever. So we're talking S -> L for any kinda roominess, and I don't know if Muji carries XL+.

>>11713892
> buttdevestated
Truly.

>>11713982
>Muji closes at 9.
7/11 in Japan stocks Muji tho.

Most Wal-Mart where I'm from (Nor Cal) don't have groceries. Those are the super Wal-Marts.

I ignore Aeon (and A-Mart and RT-Mart and Carrefour (not Asian, but popular in Asia)) because although they look and feel like Wal-Mart, they don't sell at those low low prices at razorthin profits putting moms and pops out of business making Walton family money, feel me? You don't really save money shopping there over the local grocery store or family owned furniture store, so they don't really fill the same niche that Wal-Mart and Muji do.

>>11714010
> Muji T's are way too short
Told yall.

>>11714072
>7/11 stocks Muji
Yeah they sell a few pens and notebooks.
What's your point?

Your Muji - Wal-Mart comparison is absolute nonsense.

>>11714096
>Yeah they sell a few pens and notebooks.
Actually, no.

But you're right, Muji is not open 24/7, therefore it is high fashion. See you on the runway Mujiboy.

>>11713014
>Go Out nerd here, always love for you magazine bro.
thanks, /fa/m I still have a lot to get up, like 30 issues of Go Out that I haven't even started on, plus all of their special issues like Go Out Livin 1-4, and the Camping Gear issues
so it'll be worth coming back occasionally cuz I'm inconsistent lol

>>11714096
D-daiso is a lot like dollar general tho lol
they even have unmedicated schoziphrenic homeless Japanese people panhandling outside, at least in San Jose

>>11712540
This is LITERALLY the holygrail of japanese comfy core.

>>11714181
I bet you could cop that whole outfit at Chocoolate.

>>11712540
Anyways, I went full obsessive on this pic, he's wearing Adidas shoes, forget the exact model, however they are pretty common and available in europe at least, there is one caveat, the yellow blue colorway is LITERALLY impossible to find, I tried for hours upon hours, I only found some japanese shop that sold them.

He's wearing nonnative pants, and a yohji jacket.

Does YAECA belong to this thread

>>11714196
Nice job; but the pic has been discussed endlessly, and the item list is written on the picture lol
Anything shown in Japanese magazines is generally sold out on the day the mag hits newsstands
You can always check Begin's Beams page, At-Scelta's magazine search section, Takarajimasha's webstore, or Go Out's webstore to hope your size is available, but they must only have like 10 of each because the speed at which stuff sells out is unreal

Pic related is At Scelta's page; they lay out which webstore items appeared in which magazines

>>11714252
Actually the one with the item list is a screenshot of a comment of mine, and I listed the wrong model of adidas shoes in that one.

>>11714196
Is there cheaper stuff that looks like yohji jackets?
I can't afford that shit but I want that jacket

>>11714105
Who pissed in your cereals you insufferable cunt?
You're the only one in here who ever claimed Muji was anything more than basics.
And what exactly does 7/11 stock then? The 7/11 that do stock Muji allocate like one shelf to it, shop space is limited in there.
Only ever seen Muji at 7/11 in Taiwan anyway.

Is it a good idea to buy basics from asian brands if i'm white and a manlet?

>>11714453
depends on your proportions

comfycore is life

>>11714494
how about fairly narrow/average shoulder width & skeletal structure but big-ish thighs from distance running

>>11714501
that's fucking nice

i especially like the sweater, pants are great too tho

>>11714582
http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/topman-textured-crewneck-sweater/4345401?origin=category-personalizedsort&fashioncolor=GREY

I got you breh...got it 2 years ago, I'm surprised it's still here.

>>11714631
thanks my man

Is this comfy enough

>>11714683
very comfy but -100 points if you leave the house wearing it (unless it's to get snacks at the 7/11 at 1 am)

>>11714196
Adidas zx700. Have them on burgundy and they're dope. Tbh I think you could find some replica of that colorway on taobao/AliExpress

>>11714501
w2c sandals

>>11714996
I think they're ugly, why do you want them?

>>11714996
Greats "The Canarsee"

>>11712212
BAP have always looked sick. Not jap, but gooks are close enough

>>11715082
yeah they look aight I guess

>>11714196

fuck I can't deal with navy on black with yellow highlights. -1/10

is this comfycore

>>11712540
Is that Sakaguchi Kentaro?

>>11714053
Yeah that is true. You quoted me there.
>Are there any good online resources to import mags? or buy them?

I do think that reading on a screen is overrated.

>perfect comfy

>>11713962
>>11716711
Are these posted by the same anon? If so, your writing style is annoying and you should feel bad and you should stop posting until you learn to write properly because you're literally raping me.

>>11716711
Amazon offers 2-day shipping from Japan
if a magazine comes out on Monday you can literally get it on Tuesday because of the time difference, feels good

>>11713849
that looks incredibly dumb

>>11714072
Muji isn't nearly the cheapest option here in Japan, going to a regular department store (like don quijote for example) is way cheaper, what are you talking about? If i buy something from muji i do it because i like the aesthetic and i want something a bit nicer than the bare minimum

and no 7-11 doesn't sell muji, that's family mart. and they sell a few pens, notebooks and maybe like some shampoo and some towels depending on how big of a family mart it is

>>11716719
Chill man.
No reason to get all ruffled up.
To all intents, I am writing proper English.

this is a comfy thread
lose the tude famalam

>>11714546
T-shaped skelly is best body type

>>11715017
"stop liking things i dislike"

I'm a briar from kentucky but wth

I'm a briar from Kentucky but wth

>>11716825
that's kind of a cool jacket dude

>>11716830
>>11716830
appreciate it
it's labeled 1970's Panatela's Tops by Levi's -surprising find from a local vintage shop a couple weeks back for $30

>>11716830
appreciate it
it's labeled Panetela's Tops by Levi's from the 70's
pleasant find from a local vintage shop a couple weeks back for $30

>>11716839
I've seen that label before in a Japanese book about vintage labels (lol); nice find
the big collar and breast pocket are cool, not something you see too often

>>11716852
definitely
reminded me of Engineered Garments and Sassafras off the bat

>>11712107
>comfy
if i wore this i´d be stressing out about my hips looking too wide around the clock

>>11714501
what pantaloons?

>>11716892
comfycore is about not worrying.
If you stress out while wearing comfycore, it clearly wouldn't be for you.

>>11716740
Just checking out amazon.co.jp to see how much a mag from there goes for plus shipping.
Cannot figure out how much it would be in terms of shipping fees, as I don't have an amazon jp account.
>How much do you pay shipping to the US per mag?

>Men's NON-NO looks like a great inspo mag.

>>11717071
You can get it digitally for five dollars
Shipping for one magazine is like 6 bucks but it depends as well in the weight so that might bring it up to like ten

>>11717071
Sorry, six dollars

>>11712146
I'm gonna have to disagree that it's the small frame of the japanese guys, I think it's the face. Hold your thumb over the face on each fit and imagine it's a westerner under there. Now what do you feel?

>>11712143
Looks nice because of background color pallet. What happens the 99.9999999% of the time where he is walking somewhere else?

>>11712143
been trying to find that gorgeous knit sweater for the past hour, help me out anyone?

>>11716093

>Bloodborne-core

>>11717241
The Japanese says ユースドのセーター
which I'm taking to be Used Sweater and it gives the name FOVOS. Googling fovos 古着 gives http://mixi.jp/view_community.pl?id=1926140 and http://kenjiinoue.net/others/blog/2170.html

my guess is that it's a vintage sweater and you're unlikely to find it.

>>11717340
>Japanese Comfycore Thread
>hifi hk is korean
we cool.

>>11717360
well fuck, thanks for the effort though

>>11717090
no different
i think you're just a gay weeb bro

>>11717340
neo-zen monk core

>>11714023
I didn't happen to see any. I've only been in two Mujis though, in London and Manila.

>>11714072
There's no telling them. man. They're just gonna keep dreaming their clothes are actually great I guess. Cool house stuff though.

>>11717514
>They're just gonna keep dreaming their clothes are actually great I guess.
What's your fucking problem now, Flipshit?

>>11714501
I hope you're not white.

White people look ridiculous dressing like this.

>>11718049
What makes a white person look ridiculous in it and others not?

>>11712107

>>11718057
racism

>>11714198
Yes. Their silk blend socks are goat.

>>11718057
whites are supposed to b beautiful with regards to fashion.

>>11717318
ID on the shoes on the far left?

>>11712224
Muji= Walmart. You are retarded

>>11718926
says who, faggot?

always remember to work comfy

>>11719087
>Muji= Walmart
This guy gets it.

>>11713014
w2c comfycore magazine?

>>11719777
Pastebin, there's a link in the thread
Japanese bookstore

>>11712265
>ugly
If you buy a stupid color they are

the all whites are better than the all white stans

>>11717085
>>11717088
So one would be looking for $17 per issue I'd suppose.
Expensive but reasonable enough when done occasionally.
>Just love having this kind of stuff on a living room table.

>>11720482
Just always hated the shape itself.
>Paul Smith Basso all the way. Like walking on clouds.

>>11720513
yeah I know what you mean; to be honest I would not object to getting rid of some of my back issues, but because I found a cheap way to get everything digitally I'm pretty much not buying anything anymore except Popeye and Hail Mary....and occasionally Liniere

>>11714329
+1

>>11720541
Sure. I am never inclined to sub to magazines, as I's rather go into a store and see whether that particular issue is worth purchasing, instead of entire years piling up in a corner somewhere.
Digitally for $5 a piece is a very good deal.
So you get them from amazon.co.jp?

>>11712178
Can we get more Men's NON-NO & Liniere? It really is are legit magazines.

>>11720611
yeah there are instruction guides on signing up (it's very easy; I could do it for you if you have trouble)
and like I said: I pay 10 bucks a month for Amazon Unlimited and am allowed to "borrow" 10 magazines at a time, rip them, return them, and get 10 more
lot better than 5 bucks a magazine. and for some reason there's an issue with them selling digital magazines to Americans and only limit you to ten mags unless you use a VPN. so the Kindle Unlimited subscription is really a good way to get stuff
it's like Netflix but for japanese magazines

I'll get the september issue of Men's Non-No and put it up after work tomorrow or latest Wednesday

>>11720611
oh and Liniere is great but I really don't want to destroy my back issues; I stopped buying two copies of magazines cuz the prices have gone up so much in the last year

maybe later I'll have a change of heart but for now I can't scan any of my physical mags =(

>>11712107

>>11714780

this is dumb advice, the fit looks outdoor appropriate for sure

>>11714196
w2c the adidas ?

>>11714196
wtf. are they really rare? I just saw these pair in adidas factory store clearance in Carolina mall in Concord NC. was like $37 iirc

>>11712140
>Isn't it mostly female? Rather than unisex.
>>11712174
>I love japanese female magazines as they are really relaxing to look at. Just for actual male inspo it is less suited.
What exactly gave you the idea that this was an exclusively male thread?

i wonder what these comfy japanese talk about

i'd like to hangout with these guys
>>11718083

>>11720734
niggers out

>>11720622
>limited to 10 in the US.
Does this mean that outside of the US, there is no cap on the amount of magazines one can 'borrow' at any given moment?

>Scanning involves destroying
>Buys two copies of every magazine.
That is some serious dedication. Respect.

>>11722422
You can borrow ten then return them at any point. You can then borrow other magazines.
Yeah well I couldn't afford it when prices doubled; it was fun while it lasted

>>11722422

>>11718083
What are these sandals called?

bamp

>>11712775
>>11712826
variations of it are possible, look at some of the stuff norse projects does

i feel like there is just a shortage of good non-japanese comfycore

>>11714683
nice

>>11714196
They're zx700's. I've looked everywhere for them and could never find that exact model. I would pay good money for them if I ever found them, one day...

>>11724463
that's just terrible

explain to me why being comfy means you also have to be a fucking weeb?

>>11724463

what a tryhard

>>11714196
>I only found some japanese shop that sold them.
can you give the link please ? i also search and found nothing in that colour.

>>11712212
God hecking bless

>>11717326
w2c shirt?

>>11712212
>bang young gook

comfy core starter kit?

Where to get comfy socks? Is Anonymousism good?

>>11726332
look at the heel
they're not /fa/ (some of their styles look aight) but they're fucking comfy

>>11726327
reigning champ tee (cuz the cotton is so cozy), loose-fitting virgin lambswool jumpers, wool overcoat, preferably heavy enough to give you back problems, knit caps, medium length hair, polartec lined pants (for the comf), retro trainers, clunky glasses so that you don't look like a cancer patient with all of those layers / loose clothes

>>11724463
When you try hard to look like youre not trying hard

>>11726343
What brand is that? A relatively nondescript picture of a white sock doesn't help much.

>>11726510
Thorlos
They'll actually send you a free pair; well they used to I haven't check in awhile.

>>11718926
Not really, they're usually the least fashionable race.

>>11718057
Just don't do it kid. You don't look good.

>>11727191
>yellowcuck rage