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What can I wear with this jacket? Is a hoodie underneath acceptable in winter?

>> No.12777014

>>12777007
A hoodie underneath can be OK, if the jacket fits so it accommodates another beneath it, but it would be a better idea, I think, to have a woolen scarf around the neck, going down the torso from the inside of that jacket.

>> No.12777023

>>12777014
Thanks I like both of those ideas

>> No.12777029

Hoodie seems fine, goes with the Great Lakes-North West aesthetic of Filson.

>>12777014
This is nu-male bullshit. Partly why brands meant for real outdoors men are most popular with try-hard, lumberjanes these days.

>> No.12777051

>>12777029
A scarf can appear restrained and traditional; just don't wear it outside of the jacket. A hoodie works as well, and if you like the look, that's good.

>> No.12777312

Hoodie is more than acceptable for this.

Also if a jacket doesn't have a collar that can fully button/close around your neck, it's not suitable for cold weather use on its own imo. Having a turtleneck/hoodie/something else that fulfills this function can turn any old jacket/simple work jackets into formidable, functional fall/winter pieces.

>> No.12777632

>Wear last century outdorsman work jacket
>Wear modern student/youth/" urban youth" hoody
The fuck /fa/.

>> No.12777999

>>12777632
>Filson cruiser jacket invented in 1914, for outdoor workers
>Hooded sweatshirt invented by Champion Products in 1930, for outdoor workers

Wow, wearing them together would be such a clash. Yeah, /fa/, what the fuck is wrong with you?

>> No.12778240

>>12777999
>The hooded sweatshirt is a utilitarian garment that originated in the 1930s for workers in cold New York warehouses.[7]
Hoodies were always urban clothes, but that's not even the biggest problem. They have since become associated with youths, especially lower class and criminals. (Just like the true outdoor aesthetic has been occupied by hipsters and the likes, who while also despicable are quite a different breed.) The soft fabric and unstructured collar look slobbish, especially against the sharp lines of a cruiser jacket. In short, it is ridiculous and utterly mismatched.

>> No.12779075

>>12778240
Ive since received this in the mail. A rustic but unassuming hoodie looks fine with it, especially heather gray American Giant goodie with thin gray strings, but the "younger" hoodies with thick white hood strings certainly clash

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>>12777007
hoodies are never acceptable outside, they're only comfy for homewear.
i'd wear it with fitted but not skin tight black trousers like pic related

>> No.12779180

>>12777029
The only problem with a hoodie is it's overkill if you live in a big city and are constantly in/out of overheated indoor spaces. Scarves are easy to remove.

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12779184

Are fishtail parkas played out for women? I'm so sick of coats with no fucking pockets

>> No.12779278

>>12779184
get a rick jacket

>> No.12779398

>>12779184
post ironically wear a north face puffy jacket

>> No.12779481

I wouldn't wear a hoodie with that. Any thick sweater will be better imo

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>>12777007
Anyone know where I can get this jacket?

>> No.12779532

>>12779523
You don't want that, it's a girl's jacket.