EPTMen's Fashion Thread - Page 241
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zulu_nation8
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c0ldfusion
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
On August 01 2014 04:49 c0ldfusion wrote: What's style forum? http://www.styleforum.net/ On August 01 2014 04:07 andyrau wrote: passed 15 month waiting time and I thought 13 months (for myself) was bad. jfc | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
On August 01 2014 04:28 zulu_nation8 wrote: I think literally every brand makes a double rider, dont know about quality. what brands would be in the 600 to1k range? | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
On August 01 2014 14:28 CorsairHero wrote: what brands would be in the 600 to1k range? schott comes to mind if you're willing to purchase second hand you'd be able to cop a lot more different brands within that range | ||
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greggy
United Kingdom1483 Posts
Gonna look into setting up an RSS feed tonight, that's a great idea actually, thanks andy But to be honest I've kinda given up on the merino. Currently looking at t this coat by A Kind of Guise. Completely different aesthetic of course but I love the simplicity of it. AKOG is probably my favourite brand now. | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
On August 01 2014 15:28 Pulselol wrote: schott comes to mind if you're willing to purchase second hand you'd be able to cop a lot more different brands within that range thanks I'm looking for something like + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://cache.mrporter.com/images/products/456202/456202_mrp_in_l.jpg) or ![[image loading]](http://www.mrporter.com/images/products/302337/302337_mrp_in_xl.jpg) except those ones for 2.5k to 5k lol. Seems like most of the stuff out there has a ton of flashy stuff like the straps or texture on the fabric or those horizontal pockets. | ||
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HeavenResign
United States702 Posts
On August 01 2014 14:28 CorsairHero wrote: what brands would be in the 600 to1k range? You can get a custom Vanson for $900 in any of their fits (standard, slim, tight, etc). Styleforum's doing a double rider sf x vanson x thurston bros collab which pics of the prototype should be up any day now. The fit according to thurston bros should be the same as the Junya x Vanson's, like this + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i5.minus.com/iX4JMkMfmQ90X.jpg) Differences are it will have waist adjusters instead of a belt, so no belt loops, and no coin pocket. Schott 626 can be had at $600 easily and is their slimmest model. Downside is it's a little longer than most people like and all of their jackets (save some collabs with Supreme and other brands) come in the traditional perfecto style - so half-belts and epaulets. That's what I was looking for in a double rider but not everyone is. Pic of mine + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/fiBvj5fl.jpg) I've also heard really good things about Johnson Leathers, apparently their website does a terrible job of showcasing what they can do (this is true for nearly all the 'traditional' leather jacket companies imo). Made to measure Lewis Lightning's also around around the $1200 range iircif that style appeals to you (I think it's pretty cool myself) + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://image.rakuten.co.jp/dbms/cabinet/00797234/img56801459.jpg) All of these come in heavier cowhide leathers than the lambskin used on a lot of fashion jackets, and admittedly I'm a little more biased toward them because part of what appealed to me when looking into leather jackets was something I could really live in and other than conditioning and cleaning once every couple of years sort of took care of itself. Hopefully if you're more interested in lambskin jackets there are people who can help you. Off the top of my head the BLK DNM 5 is around $800 and I've heard good things about them, the styling on the back isn't my preference but that's not a big deal. edit: doh, missed your post on the last page saying you wanted an MDR substitute. The Vanson x Styleforum double rider is probably your best bet then. | ||
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andyrau
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On August 01 2014 17:46 greggy wrote: Are studio d'artisan an artisan brand?? ofc it is they even have a studio!!!! On August 01 2014 17:46 greggy wrote: Gonna look into setting up an RSS feed tonight, that's a great idea actually, thanks andy But to be honest I've kinda given up on the merino. Currently looking at t this coat by A Kind of Guise. Completely different aesthetic of course but I love the simplicity of it. AKOG is probably my favourite brand now. I actually have no idea how rss feeds work and I get the feeling that if I spent 10 minutes looking at how to set one up properly it would probably save me countless hours in the future but I'm too lazy .. anyhow you could try the algae coat from this season if that's the style you're looking for. On August 01 2014 18:02 CorsairHero wrote: thanks I'm looking for something like + Show Spoiler + or except those ones for 2.5k to 5k lol. Seems like most of the stuff out there has a ton of flashy stuff like the straps or texture on the fabric or those horizontal pockets. I'm also not a fan of all the straps and belts and billions of zippers so I know where you're coming from. I not that I mind them too much but I prefer my leather to be more understated. really the best match for what you're looking for are stooges. minimalist, excellent leather (comes in washed lamb, oiled calf, and one other variety that's slipping my mind). it's completely out of your price range at retail at 1500+. There are several used ones on y!jp I've kept eyes on for ~800 if you're fine with used clothing + Show Spoiler [examples] + ![[image loading]](http://i1113.photobucket.com/albums/k519/diorhomme1/Sales%20thread%2004_25_12/DSC_3077.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://fsimg.why-lip.com/fs2cabinet/276/2764lgi-bk/2764lgi-bk-m-01-dl.jpg) try a used ma_julius leather maybe? not calf though and the style may not be to your liking because it emphasizes fluidity over rigidity. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/aa421/urflywireisopen/juliusmar.jpg) their mainline makes some great leather as well but they're mostly fencing jackets and single riders Kazuyuki Kumagai Attachment also makes a fantastic (extremely) minimalist double rider, but it's also very out of your price range and even then if you want to save 50% off, you'd have to import from japan + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i59.tinypic.com/ega6f5.jpg) I quite like how they styled this despite it being super whack: ![[image loading]](http://www.fashion-press.net/img/news/10137/kazuyukikumagai_14aw_17.jpg) if you don't want stuff that's used, then I recommend going for the vanson mentioned in HeavenResign's post, that's probably your best bet. btw i love this coat + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://www.fashion-press.net/img/news/10137/kazuyukikumagai_14aw_24.jpg) | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
The algae coat doesn't have a hood and seems really long. This sounds stupid but I prefer a hood since it snows a lot here and I don't wear hats. Detachable preferably but I know that's rare. Also the rucksack arrived and I realized it would look awesome if only the top didn't stick out, it's pretty prominent. ![[image loading]](http://cdn.styleforum.net/1/16/350x700px-LL-16f4f230_20140801_102814.jpeg) | ||
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HeavenResign
United States702 Posts
The design/cut of the stooges is amazing but if you're looking into RO you should really get comfortable with the kinds of leathers the jackets use and which season you're looking for. I would not just recommend someone get just any stooges without knowing what they're getting into. Check the RO thread on styleforum if you really wanna jump in head first. A few of the guys there have RO jackets, and quite a few of them picked up the heavy calf from the upcoming season | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
On August 02 2014 03:45 zulu_nation8 wrote: what is it? The algae coat doesn't have a hood and seems really long. This sounds stupid but I prefer a hood since it snows a lot here and I don't wear hats. Detachable preferably but I know that's rare. Kazuyuki Kumagai Attachment that's understandable, everyone has their little quirks in preferences. might want to look into a bless hoodcoat? I have one but it's not very substantial. excellent silhouette tho On August 02 2014 03:46 HeavenResign wrote: Isn't the stooges notorious for having inconsistent leather quality? Apparently by far the best ones are the '09 oiled calf and the upcoming F/W heavy calf The design/cut of the stooges is amazing but if you're looking into RO you should really get comfortable with the kinds of leathers the jackets use and which season you're looking for. I would not just recommend someone get just any stooges without knowing what they're getting into. yea, the the ones from fw12 MOUNTAIN and fw13 were pretty mediocre. i think gleam was pretty meh as well. I heard good things about this season, 09, and fw11 though. I think the difficulty of the aesthetic that stooges (and most rick stuff, to an extent) is pretty exaggerated. if you're wearing one piece and not an entire ensemble from his label, you can easily incorporate it into a somewhat more 'normal' wardrobe. The only difficulty I foresee that sets stooges apart from other leather is the length of the sleeves, which can be altered if it's completely unbearable. the tight(er) fit is also emulated by a bunch of other fashion houses (burberry, slp, etc) so I don't think that's something that's too large of an issue either. for fit reference ideas you can look at sf's thread I personally think some of these guys sized wrong but it's simply to give you an idea if what you're getting into: this page and a couple more in the next | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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HeavenResign
United States702 Posts
On August 02 2014 03:47 andyrau wrote: for fit reference ideas you can look at sf's thread I personally think some of these guys sized wrong but it's simply to give you an idea if what you're getting into: this page and a couple more in the next Yeah I feel the same, I love the second RO on that page and the way the leather stacks up the arm, which I think is the intent. The first one left a little to be desired but it seems he likes it. | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
On August 02 2014 03:58 zulu_nation8 wrote: not substantial as in not very warm? That thing seems as hard to find as the merino, but yea it looks nice, what's the exact model of the attachment coat? And any other suggestions, preferably easier to find? Thanks. not very warm, don't think it's meant for below 40 degree F weather lol and yea it was ridiculously hard to find, took me a solid 2 months of running the search on multiple websites to get it in the right colorway size and material. especially because bless is kind of small. i have no idea what the actual model number is for the attachment coat. I'm not even sure if it's a dual layer coat but I can probably find out later after i get off from work. i fucking lied it took me 2 seconds of clicking http://attachment-ec.com/products/list.php?category_id=56 | ||
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greggy
United Kingdom1483 Posts
I like the algae coat but it's pushing the limit of how much I'm willing to pay and I don't love it enough to warrant spending that. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
![[image loading]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BuDptBFCQAEvOPc.jpg) me today l0l sold the other marshmellows | ||
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Bisu-Fan
Russian Federation3339 Posts
On July 04 2014 13:02 Juliette wrote: wearing linens and athletic clothes 90% of the time for the next month see you in august Are you back yet??? Help me fashion my wardrobe... my wardrobe is too old~ (haven't bought much clothes for a good 2-3 years so all my clothes are from high school and before) basically all t-shirts, jeans, cargo pants  | ||
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phosej
173 Posts
On August 03 2014 07:55 Bisu-Fan wrote: Are you back yet??? Help me fashion my wardrobe... my wardrobe is too old~ (haven't bought much clothes for a good 2-3 years so all my clothes are from high school and before) basically all t-shirts, jeans, cargo pants What's your budget? | ||
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