/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.8106314]

looking for a more manly style, warm, rough, dirty, nothing tooo clean.

pic related, NO COWBOY
will bump with more inspo

I just ask for some online stores that sell this sort of style.

If I get what I want ill post face for u fgts

[Anonymous No.8106315]

boots also.

[Anonymous No.8106318]

[Anonymous No.8106320]

[Anonymous No.8106328]

>>8106318
I forgot to add practical

and links to shops.

>>8106320
lick me. you wish actually

[Anonymous No.8106337]

I've got some stuff, but I'd rather not see your face.

[Anonymous No.8106350]

>>8106337
im a model, gone northern man + beard

anyways hoook me up.

WAXED COATS

[Anonymous No.8106355]

>>8106350
I loved you in GIRLS, sorry you had a fight with Lena Dunham. It was poor how they wrote you off if it's any consolation.

[Anonymous No.8106363]

>>8106355
This isn't model files, but I know Chaunsumlit.

[Anonymous No.8106362]

>>8106350
Really don't care if that's true or false.

[Anonymous No.8106366]

>>8106362
no one should. modelling is over rated.

diggin the inspo but really want stores..

[Anonymous No.8106365]

[Anonymous No.8106368]

>>8106363
wat?

[Anonymous No.8106372]

>>8106320
>>8106318
there is nothing more manly than wearing arts of animals on your body

[Anonymous No.8106386]

>>8106366
Yeah, I know. Anyways start with Haven and Coverchord, the latter will need a Japan proxy if you really want the stuff, but their stock is worth it. Mr Porter has some stuff on this side, but the majority of it is too clean imo. Roden Gray, MAAS & Stacks, and Folk. Apolis Global is another option, but it's again on the cleaner side.

[Anonymous No.8106389]

Meant to post this with that last one, whoops.

[Anonymous No.8106398]

As far as brands go, look into Nonnative, Kapital, Blue Blue Japan, Visvim, White Mountaineering, Engineered Garments, Needles, Sasquatchfabrix, Trove, Junya Watanabe MAN, Bedwin, and Trove (though Trove is a bit more boyish than manly.)

[Anonymous No.8106405]

I forgot to add Levis Red Label.

[Anonymous No.8106406]

>>8106386
Im checking these out right now.

[Anonymous No.8106415]

Man of Moods has some alright stuff int his regard aswell.

[Anonymous No.8106418]

[Anonymous No.8106424]

>>8106398
I guess if im clearing 100k a year this should all be pretty affordable. probably buy it later in life. Going to hit the road for a long time so I want some strong material that will survive lol

[Anonymous No.8106425]

Starting to scrape the bottom here, getting too clean for what you're asking for I think.

[Anonymous No.8106433]

>>8106424
Most of these brands produce garments that are just as durable as they are fashionable. I was homeless wearing Visvim jeans for most of two years.

[Anonymous No.8106436]

>>8106425
I think what ill end up doing is just buying alot of shit from thrift and where ever and wearing it down to almost nothing, or take some sandpaper to the cheaper summer clothing also.

Think like, man bun, beard, tattoos, workin on a 1958 goldstar lol

[Anonymous No.8106459]

>>8106436
That's pretty much what I was figuring. Pretty much thrift and buy heritage wear, and then wear it hard. Dabble into some experimental brands if you want to put a twist on it, but otherwise it's a pretty simple game that's been long established.

I'll post some boots but then I'm out of here.

[Anonymous No.8106463]

[pigfuck !!F1hg9EtV7MP No.8106472]

http://unionmadegoods.com/

[Anonymous No.8106473]

you need some motherfuckin RRL in yo life my nigga.

[Anonymous No.8106468]

>>8106463
thanks man. have a good day when you wake up bruh

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[Anonymous No.8106480]

>>8106472
Damn, knew I was forgetting a big one somewhere in there.

[Anonymous No.8106492]