/fa/ - Fashion

>>7406336
Wrangler jeans

Visvim.

>>7406341
I think there are a few pieces I want to swap out. For instance, I have samurais and dior jeans - and even though they don't really fit in that category, I still think they can make the style work. Obviously I won't be doing outdoor activities in them, but when I have to put sociable outfits together I wear them.

>>7406343
>Visvim


Just googled that. I guess I could say this is pretty close to the style I'm talking about. Though I would have a longer coat, preferrably.

>>7406336
Think L.L. Bean. Heavy/durable fabrics and more of a focus on function instead of sheer form.

>>7406336
lol u srs?
work wear mixed w/ street/individuality fer sure bro
white mountaineering is p good

>>7406344
people familiar with that actually outdoor type wore carhart dickies and whatever else they like at gander mountain and/or walmart that day be complete honest you want look like you work outdoors or look like tumblr workwear because it really 2 dif. Things

Barbour
Norse Projects
White Mountaineering

>>7406347
If you had to Google Visvim you're already doing it wrong.. Sorry man :/

>>7406356
Well the only time i've heard of visvim was with boots, so I didn't know what exactly you were referring to.

>>7406354
Well I want functional stuff. I live in BC and go innawoods quite a bit

>>7406355
Yeah, that's right on the money, thanks

>>7406359
I see. Definitely look into the Japanese "workwear" or "Classic Americana" type of stuff. Mark McNairy also is very relevant to this.

>>7406336
>boots
>functional
unless they're flat, enjoy not being able to feel shit when you walk

I see this as a sort of woodsy cabincore/workwear kind of.

For shirts and tops think TEXTURE. lots of layering. Wool, denim, canvas, chambray, corduoroy, flannel, etc. think heavy guage wool sweaters and thick shirts earth tones and muted unsaturated blues, reds, greens.

Pants you want thicker pants so rigid denim, cords, wool, or thick twill pants. Besides the jeans, you want the pants in darker earth tones, such as brown, navy, burgundy maybe (if thats your thing, personally not a fan) gray, dark green, etc

Boots for footware probably. Think rugged boots, big silhouettes. Red wing, wolverine, visvim, etc. personally i think camp mocs and
moc toes especially lend themselves to this particular style, but ultimately its up to you. Brown leather is probably the best color for this look but black can definitely work

>>7406336
Mountain boots dude