/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.14436822]

>raw
>denim
>selvedge
>heritage
>workwear
>heirloom
>quality
>boots
>jeans
>flannels

[Anonymous No.14436902]

t.

[Anonymous No.14436904]

Has there ever been a more original post on this board?

[Anonymous No.14436927]

This is true. Men who feel unmasculine make up for it by wearing traditionally masculine clothes

[Anonymous No.14436990]

Zoomer cope thread

[Anonymous No.14437036]

>>14436822
Where is that guy from originally?

[Anonymous No.14437054]

>>14437036

Cringe star wars trailer reaction video that went viral.

[Anonymous No.14437065]

>>14437036
He's one of those reaction youtubers who gets tonnes of views for overreacting to the latest viral normie sensation and give their half-baked thoughts on the content.

[Anonymous No.14437510]

>>14436822
My friend unironically dresses like this.
God help him.

[Anonymous No.14437724]

>>14436822
But I like selvedge denim.

[Anonymous No.14437862]

>supreme
>streetwear
>jordans
>dope
>soldout
>hypebae

[Anonymous No.14437903]

>>14436927
This also explains the basedbeard phenomenon, also all these fucking tattoos and fixations on "boutique" beer of all things lmao.
>wow MENS wear this, buy this, drink BREWS, I better do that too to disguise my low test, and physical and mental weaknesses so the tranny I whiteknight will fuck me
Truly the end times.

[Anonymous No.14438030]

>>14436902
10/10 will spin and say "Alrighty then"

[Anonymous No.14438044]

>>14437903
Never thought of it this way. You're absolutely correct.
Also, whenever someone says something along the lines of;
>like a man
>be a man
>real men
I know that either they're $0¥¢u¢ks or insecure about themselves. Never heard a regular, decent person say those things. It's mostly insecure retards trying to be tough shit but scream like a bitch when a bug flies into the room.

[Anonymous No.14438051]

>>14437036
ericbutts

[Anonymous No.14438050]

>>14438044
I was at a meeting at work last year and the window was open. A shiny looking bug flew in and two girls screamed. Not like getting startled scream but screaming when they see it coming close.
I looked back to see who screamed, apparently it was a $oyboy with a beard. The girl only screamed once but our boi kept letting out the screams.
I took the bugbro out and left him on grass.

[Anonymous No.14438052]

>>14438044
what about people who judge others and assume they are "onions" (aka "not real men") because of things they enjoy that you don't purely because it's considered normie?
kys

[Anonymous No.14438056]

>>14438050
Bugbro looked something like this by the way. Not sure if it was this one.
>Bugbro is more/fa/ than all of us combined.

[Anonymous No.14438095]

>>14438056
chad bettle vs hercules virgin bettle

[Anonymous No.14438098]

>>14438095
The hercules beetle has hercules in its name. So I doubt its beta. Maybe ladybugs?

[Anonymous No.14438280]

>>14436822
I guess this whole workwear thing becomes really dangerous when you start seriously looking at it from a fashion perspective.
The whole charme of this style comes from it NOT being primarily focused on looks, but utility and comfiness. This is why tailored fit work jackets and skinny jeans look so wrong.
Some people also seem to use it as a cheap copout to say "hey guys, I am a manly man" (see >>14436927) while still being conceited as all hell. Just look at the whole beard phenomenon.
I think it's kind of laughable when somebody dresses like Paul Bunyan but doesn't know how to cut a tree, let alone tell trees apart.

[Anonymous No.14438328]

>>14438044
I'm sorry, but: >>14438050 just gave a totally appropriate situation to tell someone to man the fuck up.

[Anonymous No.14438508]

>>14436902
HERITAGE
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[Anonymous No.14438618]

>>14438052
T. S O Y boy

[Anonymous No.14438648]

>>14436822
Honestly, workwear is completely fine as a style, it's only a problem when "people" (hipsters, bugmen, etc) wear workwear despite never doing manual labor in their lives, and/or when people try too hard and wear raw selvedge japanese meme jeans. Just wear Levis or Wranglers or Lees, those are much more accurate to what a blue collar American would actually wear. Also, the whole "effeminate city guy with a lumberjack beard" thing needs to die. Most actual blue collar Americans are clean shaven.

[Anonymous No.14438672]

>>14438648
>Most actual blue collar Americans are clean shaven.


This. I'm blue collar, it gets hot as fuck at my job. Beards are hot in the summer, any sort of long hair gets caught in shit, they absorb odors, etc. It's easier just to shave every couple days.

[Anonymous No.14438689]

>2011+8
>not rocking the quality raw selvedge denim jeans, heirloom heritage workwear boots, and flannels

[Anonymous No.14438699]

>>14438648
They way i feel about workwear is less is more. When youre decked head to toe layered in crisp Carhartt it just looks weird.

[Anonymous No.14438707]

Quality?

[Anonymous No.14438828]

>>14438648
>>14438699
Agreed,
Workwear needs to be beat to shit and worn in to look good, same as leather jackets