/fa/ - Fashion

>>6687587
There's a difference between ottermode and just being skinny faggot

rick
owens

>>6687610
b-but I e-even lift

>>6687605
Kinda neat but that looks a little long for me, plus I like the plain 1 or 2 rows of buttons down the front. Do they make other pea coats?

Yeah. Like this but maybe a bit slimmer and not $350.

Anyone own any good pea coats that they want to show off?

>>6687653
Find a slim fit peacoat and get it tailored. It's much cheaper than finding one that would actually fit perfect.

Better fit = more $$

>>6687587
>peacoat
>washing machine

Are you fucking retarded?

>>6687663
Inevitably it'd have to get washed once or twice, even if it is an overcoat. But is the washing machine not the right way to do that?

>>6687662
alright, thanks brutha. How much does tailoring normally run?

>>6687662
What kind of tailoring can you do with a peacoat, and how much would it cost? Can I have it taken in at the waist a little?

>>6687587
>putting a coat in a washing machine

>>6687681
Did a little research,

http://www.styleforum.net/t/91875/tailoring-a-peacoat

Looks expensive. 60 euros is kind of a lot here in God's Chosen Land of Freedom and Obesity.

>>6687587
>putting a peacoat in a washing machine

>>6687719
>>6687705
>>6687663

Refer to >>6687673
>Inevitably it'd have to get washed once or twice, even if it is an overcoat. But is the washing machine not the right way to do that?

>>6687742
dry clean a woollen peacoat

>>6687587
>washing machine
>coat

>coat
>washing machine

>coat
>washing
>machine

>machine
>washing
>coat

>>6687742
It's pretty common sense to not put a coat like that in the washing machine.

>>6687750
Gotcha, thanks. Gold star for being the only helpful one here.

>>6687776
go to ssense and look at coats, how fucking hard can it be to find a coat?
if you cant afford the nice stuff just go for burberry, they make a LOT of coats like that in decent quality, wait for their sale if youre poor, they drop everything by 70% or something crazy like that

>>6687796
I just wanted to see if anyone knows the best brands, and it looks like you do. so thanks.

i bought one for £50 from John Lewis it fit well apart from the sleeves but that's mainly because my body is composed of sticks

Peacoats are complete dadcore. DNC.

>>6687681
Find a place near you that will tailor it for you. The quote you get from Sufu isn't going to be the same as some low-key place in your town. I get most of my tailoring done in Boston and it's reasonable.

>>6690298
>dadcore
>theresthatwordagain.jpg

>>6687796
Not OP, but ssense doesn't have coats with good looking collar lines. It seems to be difficult to find a good wool coat with some serious looking collar/hood.

I'm looking for some russian-tier shit and can't find.

>>6687605
w2c?

>>6690298
>this

Anyone know a place that sells women peacoats that aren't too expensive?

I need a winter coat also, one that I can wear to the office. Are peacoats too common? Seriously considering getting a duffle coat instead.

I seriously have never washed any of my coats ever...

>>6687605
I like rick stuff but I seriously don't think that clothing would fit with my wardrobe. It would be neat to dress like a serial killer from the future though.

Schott has some cool Pea Coats

http://www.schottnyc.com/products/lifestyle/military/classic-wool-naval-pea-coat.htm

>>6692338
What a horrible infographic.

>>6692503
It says navy but looks almost black even when turning of F.lux, I guess navy is close to black and the difference is easier to see in person.

>>6692500
Duffle coats are going to be the new peacoat soon. I actually saw them more than I saw peacoats last year in NYC.

>>6692535
Just read one review:
>I must say that the color of this coat is a lot closer to Black than it is to Navy and for me that was a good thing. You can only detect the midnight blue color if a bright spotlight is shining down on you.

What is the best color for a peacoat? For some reason I feel like I want charcoal but not completely sure.

>>6692544
Damn, I see a lot of women wearing them actually. Is there any other warm outwear that looks good in an office setting? Not that it really matters, these are fairly classic designs that will be around for a while.

>>6692555
Navy > charcoal >black

>>6692576
Honestly, peacoats are fine. People shit on them here because of how popular they've gotten, but you can still stand above the crowd with one that fits better and is made with higher quality.

>>6692576
That's a bummer, because the fastenings usually look fucking terrible on duffles.

>>6692574
Are you basing that on versatility or overall appearance? The Schott one is technically navy but it basically looks black, can anyone confirm this?

>>6692597
this one looks navy

http://www.schottnyc.com/products/fit/fitted/mens-slim-fitting-wool-peacoat.htm

>>6692597
Both? Black almost always look like shit unless you're wearing all black. Charcoal limits what you have to wear, and also pretty popular color for women. Navy da bes because not only is it a good color, it's also versatile. Just make sure the navy is not too light or too dark that it looks black.

>>6692616
Ok, I get what you are saying. What about wearing a navy peacoat with indigo denim or some navy chinos. Could that end up looking too matchy?

>>6692642
Depends on color of pants. Easiest to avoid looking too matchy if pants are lighter than coat.

Thoughts on car coat? Is the formality about the same as a peacoat?

>>6692738
I love it. It leans a bit more casual than a peacoat

>>6692513
not mine, but it explains enough