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[Anonymous No.6920705]

Here we go, /fa/. Review the last item you copped. Go into as much detail as you can.

>where you got it
>what you paid for it
>how it compares to other similar garments
>form + function review
>fabrics, quality, durability
>pics of details you wouldn't notice online
>sizing: true-to-size or not?
>rate 1-10

[Anonymous No.6920713]

Cop: Nike 3M Windrunner (Style #459372-098) Size M
Shop: eBay
Paid: $350 USD

This was my grail for quite a while. It finally came up on eBay a few weeks ago and I jumped on it. There are still a couple XLs here and there, but Ms are pretty rare.

Aesthetically, the jacket is top notch. It's in line with the typical windrunner style, but with some extra nice details that set it apart and hopefully justify the increase in price. First would be obvious: the 3M surface coating lights up at night when exposed to a directional light source, like headlights, flashlights, or camera flash. During the day, the jacket is charcoal colored, and the coating gives the jacket a subtle iridescence which is a really nice look. It's hard to see in photos but it looks very pleasing to the eye, almost like the surface of pearl or hematite.

Additionally, the jacket has a cut-away Nike logotype backed by a patch of reversed 3M fabric, as opposed to the typical embroidered logo on most Windrunners. Whereas the usual model has drawstrings to cinch the hood, the 3M version has a plastic cinch mechanism that adds to the technical aesthetic. The zippers have been upgraded as well, with a black zipper pull and a zipper that blends smoothly into the surface of the jacket.

The fabrics all feel very smooth and are resistant to wrinkling. I've worn the jacket in a couple light rainshowers and it repelled the water nicely. The interior fabric has a very soft touch but is not absorbent at all. The jacket tends to heat up pretty quickly in the sun, so you probably wouldn't want to wear it for running or cycling. It's not very breathable, so it's more suited for fall weather and light activity. The 3M fabric shows surface stains readily, but they can easily be washed off with a damp sponge.

Continued...

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6920723]

>>6920713

forgot my trip lel

Continued:

The jacket fits true-to-size for a men's medium. It's cut trim and athletic like typical Nike stuff, but it has a slightly billowing profile compared to other Nike jackets. The zipper tends to protrude from the chest a little bit, especially when zipped all the way up. This is a pretty minor issue however that doesn't detract too much from the look, but if you are after a very trim silhouette in the chest you may want to look elsewhere. Another minor gripe is that when you zip it up you have to be careful not to catch the flap of fabric behind the zipper in the zip. I've caught it a couple times, which is starting to wear the 3M coating slightly.

Overall I give this jacket an 8/10 and hopefully I'll be rocking it for years to come.

[Anonymous No.6920728]

>where you got it
Official Sup Site
>what you paid for it
218
>how it compares to other similar garments
>form + function review
>fabrics, quality, durability
Outside is obvious quilted satin, real nice. bitches was pettin me all day. Inside is a real thin fleece material. soft but not amazing
>pics of details you wouldn't notice online
eh, maybe later if you really want. YKK Zippers are amazing, gold is a lot nicer in person
>sizing: true-to-size or not?
Yeah, runs a bit short but bombers aint too long in general
>rate 1-10
8, pretty happy with it.

[Anonymous No.6920737]

>piece:
bass dimitris
>w2c:
bass
>price:
$55
>quality:
A+ in terms of quality so far as well as looks and price
>form + function:
easy to walk in, look great, feel fine on foot, look good during movement, not too shiny, not the most comfortable.
>fabric quality durability:
leather, good quality, good durability, no noticeable scuffing even after 5-6 wears
>details:
no real pics of quality but they're the back 2nd from left
>sizing:
not even close to tts, i'm 10 in normal shoes and an 8 in these
>rating:
8/10

[JUICY J No.6920742]

>>6920723
Should have copped the newer version

It fixes the 3m problems

[Anonymous No.6920746]

>where you got it
Official Sup Site
>what you paid for it
218
>how it compares to other similar garments
A bit above average but not by much. I was mainly paying for the design
>form + function review
Personally form > function with this one. Its nice, and pretty warm, but I could have gotten a much "higher quality" one if I really wanted to with the same money. The design and colors killed it for me though, nothing else like it out there unless im talkin' like retro thrift shop stuff.
>fabrics, quality, durability
Outside is obvious quilted satin, real nice. bitches was pettin me all day. Inside is a real thin fleece material. soft but not amazing
>pics of details you wouldn't notice online
eh, maybe later if you really want. YKK Zippers are amazing, gold is a lot nicer in person
>sizing: true-to-size or not?
Yeah, runs a bit short but bombers aint too long in general
>rate 1-10
8, pretty happy with it.

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6920760]

>>6920742

Oh word, I didn't even know there were multiple versions until I got it and compared it to some pics online. Where to cop the new one?

[JUICY J No.6920770]

>>6920760
The nikes store...

Wait till spring again

The intial versions were shit, the coating rubbed of in rain...

[Anonymous No.6920784]

>>6920746
Supreme rose titties.

[Anonymous No.6920794]

>>6920723
you should get a buzzcut

[Anonymous No.6920828]

Picked it up from my grandfather's house

n/a

still in damn good quality

keeps me reasonably warm if I wear it over another shirt

synthetic, good quality, thing's probably at least 20-30+yrs old

Pretty sure you can see everything here, I'm about 6"1 for size comparison. Back has a slight elliptical dip of about 5cm at its lowest.

I like this shirt, but I'm not sure whether I suit it, 8/10.

As a sidenote, I'd really appreciate it if anyone could tell me what style the patterning on the shirt is.

[Anonymous No.6920835]

>>6920828
forgot my pic

[Anonymous No.6920840]

>>6920835
looks like a patchwork collage of architecture photos

also it's hideous

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6920884]

>>6920794

Just got a number one today. Not ready for full poetcore.

[Anonymous No.6920888]

This is pretty funny cause i was thinking about making this exact same thread

Whoever has wiki access be a dear and put these on (I forgot my password and admin isn't letting in new guys)

>>6920705
Cop: Norse Projects x Elka Raincoat
Where: Superfuture
$$$$: $75 USD

>how it compares to other similar garments
You wil literally not feel rain on the places it covers, it's 100% fully waterproof

>Form + function review
Just looks like a raincoat, the flap on the back looks quirky i guess
The hood looks really funny cause it comes to a point, it would look fine if it was actually raining hard though
The only way I found I could offset how hilarious it looks was by putting a cap under it

Looks vibrant in the sun but you don't want to be wearing in in harsh sunlight becauseeee

IT TRAPS IN SWEAT HARD
I made the mistake of not taking it off after the rain cleared up and my pits were moist in around 5 minutes
Keeping out rain-wise it's perfect

>Fabrics, quality, durability
The outside is polyurethane, and the inside is nylon, it's pretty durable/well constructed, seeing as it's an elka collab

>Pics of details you wouldn't see online
I'll take requests

>Sizing
its baggy, but there's a drawstring at the bottom to pull it in a bit to adjust it, but you can't change the waist at all so I'd recommend either trying it on or sizing on the lower side
It isn't meant to fit slim tough, If you look at the pic you can see it's just a straight block (It's a raincoat though, so it makes sense)

>rate 1-10
For the purpose it serves (raincoat, for rain), i'd give it an 8, but there are better solutions out there not cause of goretex and such
Keep in mind this doesn't let much moisture out so don't wear anything heavy under it

[Anonymous No.6920907]

>>6920884
I think Ewan McGregor in Trainspotting core would suit your aesthetic. Gotta go fast.

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6920929]

>>6920888

Solid price for what it is. Post a fit pic if you can. I think it would look really nice layered over a sweater in charcoal or beige.

[Anonymous No.6920934]

>>6920929
i already did
thats kind funny cuz i wore it over a charcoal sweater once

my pits were drowning in sweat it wasn't a good idea

it looked nice though

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6920948]

>>6920934

Word maybe a merino baselayer like pic related would be breathable enough.

[Anonymous No.6920967]

>>6920723
w2c pants?

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6920979]

>>6920967

Levi's Commuter Cargos, bit hard to find decent sizes, but try Competitive Cyclist:

http://www.competitivecyclist.com/levis-commuter-cargo-pants

[Anonymous No.6920980]

>>6920948
Well actually i didn't tell you everything
I wore a cotton tee under it cause I was a dumbass (It's horrible for base layers as you prob. know), the sweater itself was merino and would have worked well by itself but I didn't want to be itchy

I'm on the hunt for a merino baselayer actually I found one cheap once but it had itchy seams

cheers though I'm all for the layering system

I found the fit I posted it with on fuuka, but I'm not very proud of it, i've come quite a bit since then

[Anonymous No.6920991]

>>6920980
forgot pic

[banana No.6921016]

>>6920991
fucking poseur

[Anonymous No.6921028]

>Cop:
Alpha Industries x Ace Hotel Fishtail Parka
>Shop
Ace Hotel online
>price
~$315

I dont have a whole lot to compare it to as this is my first selectively permeable jacket but its waterproofing is quite effective all the way up to torrential downpour for quite a while. I was walking around in a heavy rainstorm and it kept my body down to my knees pretty much totally dry. Its quite breathable, i feel comfortable wearing it for long periods of time. The color is on point, and the craftsmanship feels great, no stitches out of line or flaws noticeable to my untrained eye. Im sure its water-proofing and breathability falls short of arcteryx veilance or nanamica level coats, but for the price range i find it exceeded my expectations. The sleeves come to points so as to keep your hands more dry, and the adjustability is great. The fit is great, i usually wear a medium and its spot on.
>rating
9/10

[tomato No.6921043]

>>6921016
>>6920991
WHICH ONE DO I SHOOT!?!?!?

[avocado No.6921063]

>>6921043
why did you kill avocado?

[tomato No.6921079]

>>6921063
cuz he didnt stay any longer than like a couple of posts

h nvr even drew a pic

such disgrace

[Anonymous No.6921096]

POST MORE REVIEWS!

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.6921134]

>>6920705
prada espadrille brogues, runway version
>where you got it
/fa/ buy sell
>what you paid for it
450$ CAD shipped
>how it compares to other similar garments
havent owned anything similar, i dont know if there even is anything that similar to them
>form + function review
idk what to say about the form, either you like it or you dont. theyre very stiff so its not like they look any different while youre walking in them compared to pictures, theyre pretty much the same irl as you would see online. for function, theyre super comfortable, fit like a glove, feet do not slide around at all in them. kind of hard to take on and off as a result but idc. the lift is through the whole shoe so theyre easy to walk in, they give ~2" lift which lenthens out your leg a lot
>fabrics, quality, durability
very high quality leather, the rope is hemp which frays slightly with wear, the lift is a dense spongey foam, sole is tough rubber, its worn only very slightly at the heel. the stitching, brogueing, construction is all perfect.
>pics of details you wouldn't notice online
the insole is two peices, a tan colour at the front, and a black piece with "prada" printed on it at the back of the shoe. the sizing is printed on the inside of the shoe. idk theres tons of pics online
>sizing: true-to-size or not?
they fit a full two sizes large from prada to us sizing
>rate 1-10
10/10 these were my grails forever and theyre perf~

[Anonymous No.6921148]

>>6921043
both of us
it's the only way

[Anonymous No.6921151]

>>6921134
pics of you having them pls

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.6921158]

>>6921151

[Anonymous No.6921161]

>>6921158

what docs are those?

[tomato No.6921163]

>>6921148
nuthin but luv

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.6921166]

>>6921161
1914, regular not vintage

[Anonymous No.6921176]

Has anybody ever copped a Spiewak field jacket? I'm curious as how they fit as they look really good, but I am not sure if it is a traditional m65 or slimmed down a little bit.

[Anonymous No.6921187]

>>6921166

cool beans

i have the 1940 5400s

wish i had these these before buying them, however. boots look virtually the same however the toe on the 1914 is slimmer and less bulky

[Anonymous No.6921206]

>>6921166

how do you wear your laces on them boots

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.6921276]

>>6921206
regular out of the box lacing all the way up to the top

but i could leave a couple eyelets empty and lace around the boot hmmm

[Anonymous No.6921341]

>>6920713
why don't I see the nike logo in the full front view

[leisuresuitlamy No.6921458]

ty based meta for getting this thread up & running

will contribute when I finish work

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6921545]

>>6921341

Because my hand is in the way.

[Anonymous No.6921564]

>>6921545
It's really close to the zipper then?

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6921578]

>>6921564

It's in the usual spot it would be on any Nike Windrunner.

[Anonymous No.6921622]

>>6921578
I think it's just smaller than what I had it in my head
I was also hoping that it would somehow be invisible from a distance

[cosmicbutts !!qblBZSgYzBX No.6921892]

>Norse Projects Ulrich Sweat tee
>Need Supply Co, got linked from shopstyle
>60 bux, half off
>i don't own many knit tees, but it's definitely comparable to my Our Legacy one. feels more sportswear-like tho
>it's pretty lovely and being a unique tee
>great fabric, it's Japanese iirc. Problem is tho, it's gonna shrink if I machine wash it. It's delicate, i'd imagine
>The side seams are split and the backing is jersey
>tts, fits p.long tho
>9/10

[/fa/scist faggot !!ovdI0id3NeK No.6921946]

>>6921892

Just hand wash or machine wash cool with delicate and lay flat to dry.

[Anonymous No.6921960]

Hydrogen-1 sneakers

Bought on their site

paid $100

Feels like a high end sneaker, made in same factory that lanvin, gucci and other designers make their shit.

Looks good with long pants, blue kinda pops and the grey keeps the blue in check and compliments it. Love the cap toe design.

Calf skin inside and out feels nice, suede has a nice nap to it

Leather is soft and may crease easy (other leathers they have seem thicker and less prone to creasing), have yet to field test.

True to size

9.5/10 they lost half a point because when I put them on I did not ascend to my planar forum

[cosmicbutts !!qblBZSgYzBX No.6921967]

>>6921946

yeah i'm gonna start handwashing a lot more of my garments

my void tees deffo can't take the machine 8(

[/fa/scist faggot !!ovdI0id3NeK No.6921970]

>>6921960

Photo of the sole?

[cosmicbutts !!qblBZSgYzBX No.6921972]

>>6921960

wow those are goddamn nice

[Anonymous No.6921975]

>>6921960

What do you wear those with? Might pick up a pair, sale is pretty deep discount.

[/fa/scist faggot !!ovdI0id3NeK No.6921982]

>>6921980

Yeah. That little square mark is the factory's mark.

[Anonymous No.6921980]

>>6921970
https://s3.amazonaws.com/ksr/assets/000/378/749/002a31313117ddaae1556f774260daa2_large.jpg?1360355214

The sneaker soles are the same as CP soles, for their boots and these they use a lug sole.

>>6921972
Thanks, I'm stoked on them. I would have bought these as well but they are too similar to what I just bought.

[Anonymous No.6921984]

>>6921975
So far navy, khaki and grey chinos look good with them as does denim.

[Anonymous No.6921986]

>>6921984

Cool, cheers. Those high tops do look appealing as well though... decisions decisions.

[Anonymous No.6921987]

>>6921982
What is the name of the factory? I'm curious as to what other brands this factory makers sneakers/shoes for.

[meta !p8hO9X589g No.6921991]

>>6921980

Really feeling these. If the quality is as you say, these are a great alternative to similar sneakers at twice the price point. Thanks for the heads up.

[Anonymous No.6921996]

>>6921991
I love love love those as well. If they were brown pebbled leather I would most def consider them, as I usually prefer brown and it meshes better with my wardrobe.

Heres a mini review of the ones you posted from put this on

http://putthison.com/post/54920320951/five-sneakers-for-summer-as-much-as-i-like-leather

[tinfoil !!gVL0FyzPeMv No.6922001]

>>6921134
any fits with these u can post?

>tfw can never cop because they will turn me into a 6'6 monster

[Anonymous No.6922008]

>where you got it
based ebay
>what you paid for it
$75 + $10 shipping
>how it compares to other similar garments
dont rly have trousers like these but it def beats shitty polyblend asos trousers
>form + function review
i put them on my legs n they dont fall off.
>fabrics, quality, durability
its a flannel wool that feels gr8 n keeps my legs p warm 4 on cold nights n i can still wear them during the day tho it dont get too hot in norcal.
>pics of details you wouldn't notice online
du on ebay only had one pic n it had hecka bright flash, so it was a lot darker when i got them n that kinda bummed me out, tho ive learned to love it. other than that its p str8 forward theyre just wool trousers.
>sizing: true-to-size or not?
i got em in 28", which epaulet apparently doesnt do anymore, n the waist is slightly loose for me, but i can still wear em unbelted so its fine. the leg fits slim, but theres def more than enough room in the leg. looks so cute cropped omg
>rate 1-10
8/10 brety gud

[Anonymous No.6922016]

>>6922001
He's never posted a fit, and I doubt he can pull one off with the limited wardrobe he's shown through his fits. I believe he just has them... to have them. However, I would be pleasantly surprised if he posted a fit with them that looks good.

[Anonymous No.6922031]

>>6922008

please stop typing like a retard on purpose the pretension makes me cringe so hard jesus christ

[Anonymous No.6922040]

>>6922031
lo

[Rick No.6922051]

Both from Zara:

"Knitted Pants" (black)
$80
Fits much nicer than my black chinos (asos)
Fits perfectly, surprised that it's so comfortable. Something I've noticed is that I can bend my leg without the pants rising from my ankle.
Sizing was slightly big in the waist, but I have a small frame and it only came in S, M, L.

overall 9/10 piece

"Black Slim Shoes" (black)
$70
I like the style of the shoes
They aren't uncomfortable to wear
They look cheap (they're polyeurethane) which is what I was dreading
You can tell they aren't leather but only up close
Also, online they look dark brown but in person they are truly jet black. (they're listed as black but the pictures are deceptive)

overall 6/10

[Anonymous No.6922053]

>>6922051
holy fuck those shoes]]oh god]]

>$70

THEY ARE FUCKING PLASTIC

oh god

someone add this to the zara/h&m infograph

[Anonymous No.6922067]

>>6922008

dude, you clearly speak english and live in england if you call them trousers. stop pretending to be a mentally disabled filipino from the east bay.

[tripskmobile !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.6922073]

>>6920705
Rag and Bone faux moleskin leggings
Paid about 250 CAD
I bought them in Aritzia. I was initially in for a pair of slim trousers (in-house, $80) for an interview but the ones that fit me best were 7/8 length and hit at the wrong length. Since I already have black, I tried on the burgundy.
The lead sales girl suggested the Rag and Bone leggings to me. They're a bit less formal than I was going for, but in 25 they fit like a dream (my waist is 23" but I usually wear 25 in denim). They feel incredible and the colour seems like it will stay true although burgundy seems a bit trendy/too statement-making.
I'll probably return them tomorrow. They're lovely, but the color doesn't feel like me and I spent three times What I budgeted. Also I got the job just wearing a cutesy skirt

[Anonymous No.6922084]

>>6922051

dude

why are you namefagging Rick if you cop Zara

those shoes are terrible, return them immediately

ugh I can feel the plastic from here

[Anonymous No.6922086]

>>6922073
How tall are you, tripsk? What's your inseam?

[Rick No.6922109]

>>6922084
Rick is my name bruh

and I know they look so bad I haven't even worn them yet

I think I'm just going to give them to a friend or something

[Anonymous No.6922120]

Fjallraven direct

$110

Only two pockets with nothing inside to organize. Secondary pocket is not accessible without undoing the straps like advertised unless it's loosened and folded up high all weird. Main pocket is very deep and annoying to reach all the way into. Main pocket is divided in two, padded for a laptop, and a bit wider than standard paper. Straps annoying to buckle but simple enough. Easy to lug around and put on.

Extremely dense fabric and sturdy straps. Water rolls right off. Thick metal hardware. Leather logo on outside and leather "Designed by" patch inside. Small inconspicuous Swedish flag tag on back side. "G-1000" embroidered on back top corner.

8/10 Quality, but basic and annoying.

[Anonymous No.6922130]

>>6922051
>You can tell they aren't leather but only up close

By up close do you mean being on earth?

[Pyrénées No.6922150]

these.fucking.pants
This is exactly why I shouldnt be out shopping on an empty stomach. In my delirium I think things like this would be "cool" and something "new to try on".

>where you got it
"Saigon Square" market

>what you paid for it
100k dong, $4.50

>how it compares to other similar garments
I dont do prints. At all. So this is new

>form + function review
Pants, the bottom is supposed to be tight so like a lite version of Harlem pants, also the crotch is not low. Will take a pic later or tomorrow with me wearing them and post it here if the thread is still up

>fabrics, quality, durability
All cotton

>pics of details you wouldn't notice online
a fucking hole in one of the pockets. Cant complain much for the price tho

>sizing: true-to-size or not?
Its one of those "one size fits all"

>rate 1-10
5

[Anonymous No.6922149]

>>6920705
>1969 Authentic Skinny Jeans
>$70
>first pair of raw jeans
>fit exactly, fucking exactly like I wanted
>perfect fit, big pockets, length for stacks or cuffing

>9/10, could have had more ass accentuating rear pockets.

>Gap 1 pair white basic tee shirts
>$14
>shitty fit, just fucking aweful, I need a large because I'm tall and built and this thing was cut for a fat guy, hugely boxy and way too long
too fucking long
>shit fit, sending them back
>fabric feels nice
>no, fucking fat guy cut
>3/10, I liked the fabric

[Anonymous No.6922247]

>>6922150

superior lelsmanship

[Jolien !UWqyWTEBWc No.6922402]

Cop: Artu Napoli sweater Size S
Shop: Your-Antwerp
Paid:$160

>how it compares to other similar garments
Above average, Its nothing compared to cheaper woollen sweaters, so fucking soft and no stingy feeling at all. Colour is also just right for me
>>form + function review
it is cut a bit big for being a size small but Its a very warm one so I constantly use it for layering under jackets and then it just looks perfect.
>fabrics, quality
Superfine lambswool, a bit costly but certainly worth it, feels and looks amazing. I don't know about durability yet but I dare to hope it will last.
>sizing: true-to-size or not?
A bit larger than true to size.
>rate 1-10
I like it a lot I'll give it a 7/10

[Anonymous No.6922415]

COP: Silent Damir Doma 'Silvan shirt'
Bought off FarFetch for $120 reduced from $220ish

It lacks the traditional yoke on dress shirts incorparating a raglan with a normal sleeve seam. Also gone are the french seams replaced with overlocked plus about 10mm stitch line over the whole garment. Also finished in a kind of coffee stained effect.
What can i see its a dress shirt that does its job?
100% cotton, made in Romania, about the same fabric quality as the average $100-200 dress shirt
Its looks alot boxier in real life, no back darts, pleats or gathers.
Sizing is true on the shoulders, neck is abit lose when top buttoned. Arms fit real slim but the cuff button needs to be readjusted as to not slide so far down on my smaller wrists. Also like above, real boxy, plenty of excess around the body but thats to be expected from such a designer. Would recommend sizing down if you don't need the wide shoulder width
Rate 7-10

[Anonymous No.6922512]

>>6922016
i bet you feel really smart making this post

[Anonymous No.6922513]

Rick owens memphis waxed denim jeans

brety gud but size up if you have muscly legs

[Anonymous No.6922548]

>>6920888
Good cop

[Anonymous No.6923334]

bampu in hopes that poet-san reviews something

[Anonymous No.6923376]

To maintain that sweater you should be sure it dries thoroughly. Never let it stay wet, that'll rot the fibers. I recommend putting it in the dryer on high for at least an hour after each wash

[Yawn No.6923415]

Cos panelled jumper
>soft
>warm
>slightly long sleeves
>p.good other than that
7.5/10 good cop for £50
CP achilles mids
>perfect fit
>look incredible
>make you size down 1
10/10
Raf ombre jumper
>Slightly long sleeves again but I have short arms lol
>I like how the dye has left little "imperfections" of sorts in the pattern
>comfy & cosy
8/10 good cop
Pretty pleased with everything so far
Will review n&f super skinny black power stretch when they arrive
Soz for lack of detail

[Anonymous No.6923428]

>>6922402
>paying 160 for a 7/10

[Anonymous No.6923440]

>>6923415
is the ombre still in stock anywhere? (can't believed I missed out on it for $90 on mrporter)

[Anonymous No.6923452]

>>6923440
only green/black, still in stock on mrporter

probably going to cop full price because i think itll sell out, considering it did on every other site

[Yawn No.6923455]

>>6923440
Not the burgundy one but you may be able to find the black and green one on a few sites
That's the one I was talking about
>tfw no money to cop the leopard print jumper

[Jolien !UWqyWTEBWc No.6923458]

>>6923428
I'm carefully considering the points I give. I like it a lot more than average so a 7 maybe an 8...
I don't know what'll thrigger the 9 or 10 out of ten feeling for me :) I hope it will be epic.

[Anonymous No.6923470]

>where you got it
cos
>what you paid for it
59gbp
>how it compares to other similar garments
thicker, loose fitting
>form + function review
happy with the way i can wear granny pants with it and it's thick enough to get away with
>fabrics, quality, durability
top part is itchy, bottom feels nice
>pics of details you wouldn't notice online
thickness of material, itchy top bit, go a size down
>sizing: true-to-size or not?
go down a size so you don't look like a tent
>rate 1-10
6- does what I need it for

[Anonymous No.6923480]

>>6923455
>Not the burgundy one
;_;

[Anonymous No.6923492]

>>6923415
Does the Ombre run tts? What size did you get and how big are you?

[Anonymous No.6923499]

>>6920888
>>6920888
Thanks for this! Been hesitating on buying it, but gna go get it now.

[Yawn No.6923496]

>>6923480
I dunno mayne
You could try a WTB thread on sufu but I doubt you'd get a reply
I want one too
Looks like we're both out of luck but tbh I haven't even tried to get one
If you do tho i'll be mad jealous lol

[Yawn No.6923504]

>>6923492
>>6917536
Can't be bothered to go into detail so just click on the replies
Answered p.much every question about it
Watching Dexter lol

[Anonymous No.6923542]

>>6923492
if its like the burgundy one that i have, then yes, tts

[Anonymous No.6923608]

Did that nigga ever post his review of his made-by-Irish-drunks Sigorururuoruoruoruourourournd backpack?

[Anonymous No.6923819]

I ordered this stuff last night. I don't know why it was so difficult to get a simple and flow-y white skirt, but I finally found one.

What do you guys think?