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S.T.A.K.L.E.R. clothing Koros Sat May 31 22:24:42 2014 No.8300299 [DELETED]

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I'm having a difficult time with my search for clothing related to S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
>Any suggestions?
>Links?
>Brands?
>Keywords/tags?

I have some pictures as an example; I'll post them soon.
I don't care about a price. As long as I know that I'm able to buy them, then that's good enough for me.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:25:22 2014 No.8300303 >>8300299 Soviet military surplus.

>>	Koros Sat May 31 22:32:27 2014 No.8300317 >>8300303 Anything like this? The website that sells them has been sold out for years.

>>	Koros Sat May 31 22:33:37 2014 No.8300319 File: 114 KB, 720x576, Get out of here.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8300317 Shet, forgot image.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:34:46 2014 No.8300323 >>8300319 You need to go full ~1980s USSR gear, ask /k/.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:35:48 2014 No.8300326 >>8300299 lol nerd

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:36:51 2014 No.8300329 >>8300326 Milsurp fashion thread on /k/ is almost kill, you might be able to get help if you hurry >>>/k/21382056/

>>	Koros Sat May 31 22:40:53 2014 No.8300342 File: 407 KB, 800x600, Bandit.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8300329 I missed it...damn it.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:42:21 2014 No.8300346 >>8300342 It's still up, cross posting just didn't work like it used to I guess >>>/k/thread/21382056

>>	Koros Sat May 31 22:48:31 2014 No.8300365 >>8300346 I can't find it. What's the name of the thread?

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:50:17 2014 No.8300368 >>8300365 milusrp fashion/gear/militaria circlejerk Thread title has the typo in it, btw, OP image is a Tropentarn jacket

>>	Koros Sat May 31 22:54:05 2014 No.8300378 >>8300368 I found it! Thank you, anon.

>>	Koros Sun Jun 1 01:53:06 2014 No.8300860 File: 119 KB, 720x576, Pantaloons.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'd still like to find clothing similar to this style.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 02:57:41 2014 No.8300998 >>8300860 I could make clothing in that style. What would people be willing to pay for it?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:00:57 2014 No.8301005 >>8300998 No you couldn't and no I wouldn't.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:03:41 2014 No.8301006 >>8301005 Look at the stitching. It's very simple construction. To save unnecessary work you just alter an already built pair of pants. Just because you don't know how doesn't mean it's impossible.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:05:33 2014 No.8301007 >>8301006 great I don't want to buy your shitty modified pants though when I can just buy the real thing from stalker shop

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:09:50 2014 No.8301016 >>8301007 Have fun sucking corporate dick for a shitty pair of pants you could easily make at home. Stitching pattern is simplistic and I doubt these pants could take much a beating. Being a capitalist slave must suck.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:17:51 2014 No.8301033 >>8300998 where do I begin if I want to get into making clothing? I got access to a sewing machine and fabrics, are there any videos / books you could recommend?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:24:08 2014 No.8301047 >>8300860 https://tripleaughtdesign.com/ There you go Mix with Milsurp and you should be good, fellow Stalker

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:32:26 2014 No.8301064 >>8301033 Yeah. Go to a clothing design school

Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:35:40 2014 No.8301073

>>8301033
I started out with books from my local library. Archives and collections of patterns, mostly 17-18th century dresses.
If you were interested in dress making, I could recommend a few different books, though I'd have to fetch the names on a later date.

I accumulated most of my skills working with other people-- you can join sewing clubs or attend classes at uni or even local community establishments.

I don't have specific books off the top of my head-- I'd have to go back to the library and pull them off the shelf. But generally just finding the section in the library will allow you plenty of hands-on books that can help you jump right in.
A majority of the time, with basic skills practiced, I can just search up a pattern or design I want to do and make it myself.

Sorry if I was too vague on anything. Sleep medication is setting in.

Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:42:37 2014 No.8301101

>>8301033
>>8301073
Forgot the online resources I still occasionally use:
>http://www.simplicity.com/t-teaching-tools-seam-basics.aspx
>http://copa.apps.uri.edu/index.php
>http://www.singerco.com/sewing-resources/stitch-reference

I had a few more but I can't do it now. Maybe if I find tomorrow them I'll post them.

Good luck mate.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 05:26:04 2014 No.8301394 >>8300860 WTC? and whats design called?

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