geologycore

[Anonymous No.9106916]

basically the new fad: a bit of techwear, comfy, a little bit of normcore with a flavor of dorkyness.

[Anonymous No.9106990]

it' not new at all. may be becoming popular now, but not new.

[Anonymous No.9107061]

Poler stuff.
tread/re

[Anonymous No.9107066]

Im an anthro major, so I think I'll dress like this a lot in the field. Im gonna post inspo.

[Anonymous No.9107104]

sick layers, he's literally the only one not looking like a loser in this pic, the guy sitting in the front might be okay too but his trousers look kinda shitty from this angle

[Anonymous No.9107105]

[Anonymous No.9107108]

>>9106916
kek

[Anonymous No.9107115]

[Anonymous No.9107119]

>>9107105
I am digging this, have one for guys?

[Anonymous No.9107122]

[Anonymous No.9107136]

[Anonymous No.9107149]

For fun

[Anonymous No.9107165]

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[Anonymous No.9107171]

>>9107149
wtc atlantis?

[Anonymous No.9107176]

I study geology and every person in my class dresses like shit

[Anonymous No.9107183]

[Anonymous No.9107188]

>>9107165
this is neat

[Anonymous No.9107189]

>Inb4 randy marsh

[Anonymous No.9107192]

>>9107183
that girl on the right is beautiful

why do isolated people have such good skin

[Anonymous No.9107195]

Good starters:

Fjallraven
LL Bean
Outlier
Orvis
Barbour
Woolrich
Clumbia, Northface, Marmot, etc...
Possibly Carharrt WIP/ Norse Projects/ Other clean european street shit

[Anonymous No.9107208]

I've always had an interest in mountaineering clothes but how would I get a job creating/working with new fabrics?

[Anonymous No.9107212]

it looks like a bunch of REI outdoorsy fags to me. I hate ppl dressed in north face and patagonia and the like. pure garbage.

[Anonymous No.9107223]

>>9107212
den get out da thread m80

[Anonymous No.9107229]

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>>9107212

>hating on practical clothes

[Anonymous No.9107250]

>>9107234
how are they practical? please tell me. are you going on an arctic expedition or hiking across the andes mountains? no you aren't. your walking around town or going to the grocery store.

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>>9107250
Well they are cheap and pretty good for hiking. They are good for people who do outdoor related activities. Most people who wear that don't really care to be fashionable.

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[Anonymous No.9107287]

extreme sport core is the new techwear

[Anonymous No.9107300]

This old dude is fuckin' awesome

[Anonymous No.9107308]

>>9107300
just look at him

[Anonymous No.9107344]

All these motherfuckers got it

[Anonymous No.9107347]

>>9107344
I like that poncho

[Anonymous No.9107393]

[Anonymous No.9107399]

More of the master

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[Anonymous No.9107422]

>>9106916
ITT: faggots make a dumb trend trying to look as bad as possible and then get upset after it dies in 2 weeks. This is just paalewave and normcore all over again. If you actually wear this shit thinking it looks good you deserve the ridicule you will get from plebs and fashionable people alike

[Anonymous No.9107438]

>>9107422
>fashion is srs bsns no fun allowed!!!

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>>9107119
>I'm digging this
I see what you did there

[Anonymous No.9109037]

>>9106916
>rock people

[Anonymous No.9109040]

here is some real geologistcore

[Anonymous No.9109054]

>>9109040
nigga's a pair of khaki pants away from being Steve Irwin.

[Anonymous No.9109938]

>>9107413
wtc cutie?

[Anonymous No.9109941]

>>9107104
that's truly a dope fit
i really like the boots

[Anonymous No.9109944]

This is basically the aspect of techwear that I even bother with the threads, I live in Scandinavia so it's just mad fucking practical to have techy clothing, also hiking and /out/ shit is fun so it's a bonus I can do that and look good at the same time.
And my focus has been on the Scandi brands anyway, shit like Fjällräven, Houdini, Sasta, Haglöfs, Tierra etc

[Anonymous No.9109973]

a-am i doing it right /fa/ ?

[Anonymous No.9109977]

>>9109973

[Anonymous No.9110112]

>>9109977
looks good
but not geology-core (in my mind)

[Anonymous No.9110127]

What the hell? I'm taking a geology course right now and everyone is dressed like that. My professor even wears the same dorky shorts.

[Anonymous No.9110168]

>>9109973
no. you need to have your jacket in a silly color. you dont clash enough. look at the OPic. there isnt a single person in there doing a proper color pallet. the coat is fine but get a pair or red pants or something.

[Anonymous No.9110184]

>>9110168
So basically, it's just what an average outdoors enthousiast wears ?

[Anonymous No.9110921]

>>9107195
Damn, this is slick af.

A lot of the old physics experimentalists at my school dress like this, albeit more disheveled. It's the theory guys that have that boring, professorial look.

[Anonymous No.9111171]

>>9109040
>Visvim
>outdoors
>ever

[Anonymous No.9111207]

>>9107459
adventure-core

I like it. This from a movie?

[Anonymous No.9111220]

>>9106916
i like the idea of functional clothing that actually gets used

i want to make a fit kinda like >>9109973 except i would roll around in the dirt outside first to get it nice and worn looking, so no matter where I was I'd always look like i'm just walked out of the tundra.

[Anonymous No.9111226]

>>9106916 (OP)
i like the idea of functional clothing that actually gets used

i want to make a fit kinda like >>9109973 except i would roll around in the dirt outside first to get it nice and worn looking, so no matter where I was I'd always look like i'd just walked out of the tundra.

[Anonymous No.9111250]

techwear is over

sell your wardrobes

out of the east asian metropolis

we need to be closer to rocks

2015 will be the year of geologycore

[Anonymous No.9111258]

>>9111250
Geologycore is techwear you inbred idiot. Only difference is colors and more prep influnced

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.9111265]

>>9111207
journey to the center of the earth

[Anonymous No.9111314]

>>9111258
it is an entirely different philosophical proposition.

with techwear we are engaged in a summoning the future which is sited in the east asian metropolis. here we see techwear at play with cyberpunk futures and the frenzied acceleration of the process.

with geologycore we see a radical shift from the accelerated circuitries of capitalist efficiency and ever more compacted intensification of events. in many ways we are seeing a going-back towards of life towards non-life in the other direction, which i will name deccelerationism.

in geology the slow movement of tectonic plates contrasts with capitalist speed (which pervades all modern life), the ordered chaos of geology's 'events' are spoken of in millions of years, whereas we speak in terms of mere nanoseconds in the chaotic order of automated financial transactions that are at work everywhere in the east asian metropolis.

[Anonymous No.9111351]

>>9111314

plz die in a fucking fire.

[Anonymous No.9111374]

>>9107422
y r u taking this so seriously

[Anonymous No.9111381]

>>9109973
well, there's a demon spawning in the bottom right corner, so i'd say yes

[Anonymous No.9111387]

>>9111351
what is the most geologycore way to die? i propose that in death, geologycorists should be subsumed in geology's process, which is to say such events as an erupting volcano.

so indeed we geologycorists should want to die in such a manner. we should be very comfortable in this death, to "die in a fucking fire", so to speak.

[Anonymous No.9111451]

>>9107250
People who spend a significant amount of time long distance hiking and mountaineering will find that pieces of their gear seep into their wardrobe. Nobody's walking down the street with long johns+shorts and a down jacket but you might start wearing your soft shell when you have to get to work because it's held up to hell and has a good look.

[Anonymous No.9111461]

>>9111451
i recently bought this soft shell
is it too shitty to wear as casual wear?

[Anonymous No.9111545]

>>9107192
I'm studying in South America right now. Their skin is really weather-worn and looks really bad past like 25

[Anonymous No.9111546]

>>9107229
What season are those rick shoes?

[Anonymous No.9111571]

>>9111461
My whole point with "geologycore" or whatever was wear what is functional when you hike. Find a good soft shell with a focus on functionality and you might just end up wearing it when the weather requires.

That being said, the jacket is pretty boring and dadcore.

[Anonymous No.9111618]

Everyone where I live already dresses like this.

[Anonymous No.9111644]

>new fad
>describes established fad

[Anonymous No.9111745]

*subscribes to geologycore*

this is a movement i can really see myself committing to :)

[Anonymous No.9111754]

So is geologycore the same as archaeocore?

[Nigga{e} !EMraGAEm42 No.9111756]

This might be the new thing :^)

[Anonymous No.9111763]

>literally trying to redefine normalfag hiking outfits

[Anonymous No.9111819]

>tfw snug in a wax cotton Burberry mac on a mountain

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[Anonymous No.9112519]

>>9111819
>wearing something so unbreathable while exerting yourself.

[Anonymous No.9112529]

It doesn't become "a thing" just because you attach core to it, shitbird. This is exactly how outdoorsy people dress and have dressed for quite some time.

[Anonymous No.9112546]

doesn't look appealing at all
what's up with you guys trying to create a new "x-core" every month?

[Anonymous No.9112706]

>>9111754
do you have a link to the thread, or some just some inspo?

[Anonymous No.9112798]

>>9111314
You spout these ideas and yet both are accelerationist because both involve purchasing expensive garments that a good deal of you will likely not actually ever need or use on a basis that justifies the purchase. Attaching a philosophy to a purchase is consumerist because it is of the notion heavily pushed by advertisers that you can define yourself with your purchases.

In truth, you do not. You build a ramshackle ego and shell of identity around yourself when you're quite hollow if you feel like you need these purchases to define certain traits about you.

Sure, all meaning is given, but somewhere in the mess of it all there's a constant among us and you do not run parallel to that line. We call people who think such things phony, fake, poser.

[Anonymous No.9112803]

>>9112706

[Anonymous No.9112805]

Geologists wear these things, many of them do look good in them because a lot of thought goes into the garments. But that isn't just it. They look good because there's a certain sense of the genuine. These things are important to their line of work, they come off as attractive because they are so well in their own vein that you see confidence in style in what they wear. But as I have been stressing it is not just what they wear, but what they do. Confidence will always look good.

The lot of you on the other hand, will not look good in these things because you are an imitation. Imitation will always take more effort than the real things, and it does not give off that air of confidence. It gives off an air of the unnecessary effort that goes into imitation. It's that effort that people pick up on, that leaves a bad taste in their mouths.

Plus for a bunch of tryhards, /fa/ is full of a bunch of unstylish faggots who just need validation out of their clothes and others.

[Anonymous No.9112811]

>>9112803
White, grey and brown hues with rough hewn, mostly military inspired clothing. Your largest inspiration is likely going to be Indiana Jones. An limited palette, style, and source of inspiration. Boring.

Literally a square to the rectangle of earthcore or whatever some nerd was trying to push a few days ago.

[Anonymous No.9112814]

>>9112805
there is some truth to that but also just attractive people who have a more rugged look will look good in those clothes. Like >>9107166
has too much of a baby face to pull that off. While this
>>9107300
>>9107308
>>9107399
Guy is so old that he looks as if he is some world traveler with many adventures and stories to tell.

[Anonymous No.9112824]

>>9112811
You could also go with more of the American cowboy. I think its really cool seeing stuff like that here, since its very rarely worn here in the UK

[Crept No.9112827]

>>9106916
Every fit in that image is bad

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[Anonymous No.9112841]

>>9112824
These things can look good but I resent the need to define them in such a restraining category as archeology-core. It's uncreative and you will look better creating outfits without the restriction of wanting to look like a carciature of archeologists.

[Anonymous No.9112851]

>>9112841
Well then maybe instead of focusing on older depictions of archaeologists like Indiana Jones. Since that is the main inspiration, there should be more to go on than just him. Like adding something more modern. As well as adding something else like more like Archaeo/Taveler?

[Anonymous No.9112875]

>>9112851
The important thing will be to not stray too far from normal dress unless you have a believable reason to. Whoever talked about the old man was right, certain features can lend to a genuine look as much as lifestyles.

If you go more eccentric you'll want to fill those boots of eccentricity.

With that out of the way, what would a traveler wear? Should we be looking at backpackers?

[Anonymous No.9112891]

>>9107195
This picture has been posted. Yall can stop posting now.

Back where I come from, these guys, and the people with a bit more aggressive greens/black patches (giving a little bit more sporty look but still very similar to that type of clothing) are the ones to talk to at the station cause they always know their shit.

[Anonymous No.9112892]

>>9112875
I don't think backpackers since they are usually hippies and have a really modern bright colors and gross kind of look. I'm thinking more people travel to exotic places a couple times a year with more of a relaxed wardrobe. That is still practical yet has much more fashionable thought put into it. I had these neighbors as a kid who I would housesit when they left. They went to Peru, Greece, Egypt all over and would bring me something back. I wish I had a picture yet they looked more like they knew their way around New York but at the same time could tell you all about hiking in the Alps

[Anonymous No.9112898]

>>9107255
>mfa

[Anonymous No.9112899]

what kind of hair would go good with this?

[Anonymous No.9112903]

>>9112899
Depends, it's hard to say. You'll want to build an outfit to compliment your hair rather than the other way around. You can change your outfit much more easily and I doubt you'll want to wear the same kind of shit every day.

[Anonymous No.9112926]

>>9112903
True but I'm saying what area. Shorter or longer. Messy or kept. What would go good with this, a more rugged style?

[Anonymous No.9112947]

>>9112926
Talking in purely hypotheticals, I'd say it still depends. An unkempt grizzly look seems to compliment outerwear styles well as it gives weight to the notion that you spend time outside using these clothes.

As with most things, shorter hair seems to imply something sportier and younger in the look.

Mid to longer hair seem to have an opposite effect; less worldly, more eccentric, less careful, even wise in the case of that old man.

I think mid-length or longer will complement an outdoorsy look most of the time with a level of unkemptness, but short's been shown to look good in this thread. Good facial hair will almost always complement it, but good facial hair looks nice with most things.

Keep in mind this is all theory from a guy who hasn't made an endeavor into fashion yet. I just lurk and learn, but I have no practical experience.

[Anonymous No.9112961]

>>9112947
I was thinking if growing out my beard for something like this with a medium length shaggy unkept mess of hair. I also think some kind of hat but what kind? Maybe a wide brim floppy beige hat?

[Anonymous No.9112981]

>>9112961
try a regular old baseball cap, let your locks slay out from under it.

A knit cap would look decent too, they're very safe so long as it's winter.

Straight wide brim hats are obviously no.

A fishing hat will look tryhard in most cases especially since they've been associated with urban shit lately.

Similarly, bandannas only make sense if you're out doing something you'd need them for. Otherwise it needs to be a damn good fit for them to look right.

[Anonymous No.9112982]

>>9112981
*splay

Hopefully they'll slay though. Focus on believability before all else when basing your look around a lifestyle.

[Anonymous No.9112996]

>>9112981
Maybe a bandana that could double as a scarf? I'm just thinking. Baseball caps are kinda really common and they look like something a trucker would have. I'll check out the local sporting goods store and look what style they have there to get an idea of what outdoors hats usually look like. Honestly I really like these hats, yet they get such a bad rap already and look too much like indiana jones
>>9107459
>>9107166
>>9107405

Maybe something with hair like
>>9107451
On the left

[Anonymous No.9113031]

>>9112996
Looks good if you can get it there and keep it that way.

Really the only people around here who wear wide brimmed hats are old cowboys or smalltowners. The same kinda dude that wears the boots and those 2-color buttonups that change at the shoulder seams.

They look normal on these men, but never stylish. Certainly not on young men, just look at how hard Pharrel Williams tries to sell us that shit. He looks dumb. And if you truly plan on dressing for yourself, not of bullshitting for the sake of winning internet arguments; you've already come to the wrong place to ask.

Might look good when you're actually innawoods but for you own sake I advise against wearing it in town unless you are actually traveling and need shade from the sun.

[Anonymous No.9113161]

>>9106916
How to for geologycore
>do all shopping at REI
>You are done

Geology core is easy as fuck, but you gonna need some money.

[Anonymous No.9113174]

>>9111207

Adventures of Young Indiana Jones.

[Anonymous No.9113189]

>>9109973
W2c them pants?

[Anonymous No.9113199]

Actual Geologist here. My field gear is un/fa/ as fuck.

>Boonie hat
>Aviators
>Flannel shirt/Plain T
>Belt, with my G-pick and Notebook attached
>Shorts, like short-shorts.
>Thick socks
>Hiking boots/Steel cap boots
>MOLLE assault pack

If it's cold
>Beanie
>Jumper of some kind, Flecktarn parka for really cold/wet
>Jeans

All my shit is either sourced from thrift shops or is milsurp except for shoes and geo gear. Good shoes are important, they've saved my ankles on more than one occasion. The fit is generally really bad. I don't get it tailored because it lives a rough existence and I don't wanna be sad if my favourite shirt I got tailored to fit me perfectly get's caught on a tree/fence/rock and torn.

No pics because it's all in a bag read to go. I'm going to New Zealand in ten or so hours.

[Anonymous No.9113211]

>>9113199

I get all my field clothes from the op shop. They need to be disposable.

[Anonymous No.9113223]

>>9106916
yoo what the fuck is going on here? geofags can't even into penmanship.

[Anonymous No.9113381]

>>9113223
wtf?

so i just bought the clarks desert boots (beeswax-style). Any ideas how i could wear them to achieve Archaeo-core-look (without looking autistic)?
can they actually be used as desert-boots?

[Anonymous No.9114840]

>>9107195

This pic makes me feel so comfy and safe. I wanna go camping.

[Anonymous No.9115832]

bump

mfw I'm studying Geosciences :D

[Anonymous No.9115838]

>>9106916
Fuck I love this shit. This is pretty much what all the cool people in my homestate do.

[Anonymous No.9115841]

>>9113223
lmaoo

[Anonymous No.9115865]

>>9107195
Those clothes and that landscape made me wet. Thanks man/wo

[Anonymous No.9116441]

>>9107393
fly af

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[Anonymous No.9117331]

Dumping some /out/ or geology related pics

[Anonymous No.9117335]

>>9117331

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>>9117335

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>>9117343

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>>9117345

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>>9117349

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>>9117353

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>>9117359
and done

[Anonymous No.9117455]

>>9117353
w2c geo qt

[Anonymous No.9117483]

>>9112824
w2c backpack?
or the bag in the picuture below?

[Anonymous No.9117488]

>>9117455
presumably chilling near moss encrusted rotting logs

[Anonymous No.9117676]

>outdoorcore is a thing in America

[Anonymous No.9117750]

can we get a list of geo brands?

[Anonymous No.9117760]

>>/fa/thread/S7602360

Vulcanocore is better

[Anonymous No.9117777]

>>9107287
God. Fucking. Damn. They are fucking slaying those fits; plus the dog too, it's perfect.

[Anonymous No.9117838]

>>9117777
very very nice

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.9117846]

>>9106916
cannot get over how unbearably lame this thread is

15 year old white kids google image searching geologists at 3am on a school night so they can post it as "dope fashion inspo" in desperate hopes of being a trendsetter on an anime forum

all these people are just dressing practically to live their normal lives, maybe if you had actual hobbies and interests besides video games and internet porn you could look like them naturally rather than buying third hand north face on ebay to try to cosplay as someone who goes camping

[Anonymous No.9117850]

>>9117777
That in more down to earth colors and no logos would be some prime post apocalyptic inspo

[Anonymous No.9117989]

>>9106916
fucking gross

[Anonymous No.9118029]

I've been doing this unconsciously in memechrome for the last year while walking my dog in the morning. Techninja-post-comfy-mori-core is my usual setup in cooler weather.

[Anonymous No.9118072]

>>9117846
basically fuck you

designers especially the ones you worship pull a lot of their ideas from the street. prorsum's bailey took inspiration from surfers in wetsuits. rick and raf you know they took a lot of ideas and styling from subcultures and 'the street.' ervell took from uni prep.

not saying thats all they do but thats a big part. this thread is original and a good source of styling inspo imo.

[Anonymous No.9118118]

>>9117846
THAAAANK YOUUUU

[Anonymous No.9118227]

>>9117846

>all these people are just dressing practically to live their normal lives

everyone, read this. if you're going on top of a mountain hiking, fashion doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.9118925]

Most people in Germany already dress like this.

[Anonymous No.9120283]

>>9107287
Swedish team that fed a dog a meatball and he then proceeded to follow them through djungles and shit.

[Anonymous No.9120322]

>Look at shit people have been wearing for years
>Start wearing it
>Realize other people are wearing it
>Stop wearing it and go look for something else people have been wearing for years

And that's called fashion.

[Anonymous No.9120523]

>>9107413
awesome