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Are flannels as timeless as jeans? I feel like they’re never really in style, nor are they ever out of style, they’re just kind of always around.

NOT talking about those new era hypebeast workwear outer layer ”””flannels””” but the traditional button up ones

>> No.17494558

>>17494543
either i suck at styling (very likely) or its hard to stand out in flannels
someone post flannel inspo pls

>> No.17494559

>>17494543
>I feel like they’re never really in style, nor are they ever out of style, they’re just kind of always around.
That's exactly what timeless means.

>> No.17494569

>>17494559
You have to excuse op for thinking "timeless" actually means "was cool a full fashion cycle ago, was uncool for a while, and is now cool again and will be uncool in another 5 years"

Same with "classy" which means "awkwardly worn assembly of thrifted garments at clashing levels of formality put together by a high school student"

>> No.17494848

>>17494558
>its hard to stand out in flannels
What do you mean? Flannels are a very casual garment. You don't stand out wearing casual everyday clothes.

>> No.17494865

>>17494569
flannels are always acceptable, trends are dumb

>> No.17494867

>>17494543
they are and when they fit good they're one of the sexiest shirts on men, they're also soft which adds to the sexiness.

>> No.17494874

FLANNEL SHIRTS ARE UGLY, AND NOT «TIMELESS», BUT A CHRONICAL BARBARISM.

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>>17494874
kek

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>>17494926

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>>17494543
Yeah, I'm 28 and have not stopped wearing flannels since I was like 12

>>17494874
You always have some of the most retarded takes. Could you please post your fit so that I have an understanding of what your actual tastes are?

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>>17494543
flannel is timeless and based, but that only applies to genuine solid thick flannel plaid not the HMcore chav tier abominations in the OP

>> No.17495006

>>17494874
BASED
fuck flannel

>> No.17495046

>>17494543
American millennial take away coffee guzzler core

>> No.17495048

>>17494977
>>17494926
Why are all annoying trip fags either pajeets or spics

>> No.17495060

>>17495048
80% of all tripfags have been and are hispanic. Why? I don’t know but probably something to do with their tradition of personal prestige and hidalguia. Tripfagging is XXI century dandy styling.

>> No.17495071

>>17494543
>>17494848
>>17494865
they're timeless for sure. but, unless they're part of some current trend, they're fashion suited to men over 30 with a family

teenagers and young 20-somethings just look like goofy posers in them

>> No.17495125

>>17495071
Are you op? Because you just again described the obvious. Yes, trends are meant for younger people and specifically targeted at them.

>teenagers and young 20-somethings just look like goofy posers in them
Unless they happen to be trendy again, I guess.

>> No.17495451

reminder that flannel is a woolen fabric.
cotton imitation is flanellette.

the pattern also isn't flannel, it's tartan.