so i ordered a thing on grailed and the guy still havent shipped it. last correspondence was saturday saying he'd ship it monday, i said cool. messaged him earlier asking if he's sent yet.

on the paypal statement, does the cash go directly to the dude (and so i have his email) or through a grailed intermediary?

ill probs wait the 10 days and then get the refund if he never shows, should i do something else?

re: coats

what temp are you wanting one for? from experience, my peacoat stops being useful below 30F, and i switch to all down and some themal layers depending on how far i'm traveling.

Pulselol

Canada1628 Posts

October 29 2014 23:44 GMT

#5762

On October 30 2014 07:41 Juliette wrote:
so i ordered a thing on grailed and the guy still havent shipped it. last correspondence was saturday saying he'd ship it monday, i said cool. messaged him earlier asking if he's sent yet.

on the paypal statement, does the cash go directly to the dude (and so i have his email) or through a grailed intermediary?

ill probs wait the 10 days and then get the refund if he never shows, should i do something else?

wait til like friday, and file a chargeback claim on paypal with all the details if he still doesn't respond

you'll get your money back (will probably be a credit card credit sum iirc)

Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21248 Posts

October 30 2014 00:29 GMT

#5763

I don't need a super serious Antarctic coat or anything like that. I'm not walking outside for extended period of time or anything. NYC winters, brief walks outside here and there.

Can't really do anything super bulky or sporty, since i need to be able to wear it over a suit or something.

Thaniri

1264 Posts

October 30 2014 03:25 GMT

#5764

On October 30 2014 09:29 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:
I don't need a super serious Antarctic coat or anything like that. I'm not walking outside for extended period of time or anything. NYC winters, brief walks outside here and there.

Can't really do anything super bulky or sporty, since i need to be able to wear it over a suit or something.

Snuggy.

Not bulky or sporty, will fit over a suit. Keeps you warm.

zulu_nation8

China26351 Posts

October 30 2014 06:39 GMT

#5765

Do people usually size down one for oversized parkas? Acne has two really nice looking ones

http://www.acnestudios.com/shop/men/outerwear/montreal-black.html

http://www.acnestudios.com/shop/men/outerwear/seine-black.html

and a wool coat:

http://www.acnestudios.com/shop/men/outerwear/garret-dark-grey.html

Obviously all overpriced, but going by their measurements it seems the two parkas fit big?

greggy

United Kingdom1483 Posts

October 30 2014 06:41 GMT

#5766

On October 30 2014 04:19 andyrau wrote:

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i forgot who had the kka coat but that seems like what you're looking for

actually now that i read your original post idk if it's warm enough

Yeah, it would fit the bill except 1) I can't fit a suit jacket underneath because of how slim it's cut 2) it won't be warm enough since you can only wear like a shirt or a thin sweater

Of course it might just be my build and I should have sized up but I feel that it would've been too long everywhere if I did. I actually wore it first time on Friday

Question unrelated to coats: in first pic below I have massive hips that then start tapering super heavily. What can I do to minimise that look? Do I need to go for a straighter cut, or is it a posture problem or something? I'm wearing qlo stretch skinnies below for reference.

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zulu_nation8

China26351 Posts

October 30 2014 07:16 GMT

#5767

do squats and wear tapered but not slim pants, I have the same thing.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

October 30 2014 07:34 GMT

#5768

a wider stance might help. you could also buy straighter cuts and have them tailored to taper after the knee. that way it looks more like a straight tapering rather than a bulge.

i've seen those acne coats in person (but didn't try them on) and they looked kinda big. granted i don't ever have to layer

greggy

United Kingdom1483 Posts

October 30 2014 08:13 GMT

#5769

Which acne cut would work best in that case - thin? Town? Don't really like the low rise on Max much.

CatNzHat

United States1599 Posts

October 30 2014 08:33 GMT

#5770

Does anyone have advice on cool-weather gym wear?
I train aerial/acrobatics/parkour in a casual environment at a local gym here in the bay area. The weather is getting a bit colder and I'm finding my typical shorts & tank or tee to be a bit too cold for the run there and back.

Here's a typical fit for a training session:
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As you can see, I have a slim & athletic build, & my current wardrobe trends to the slim side in an attempt to compliment my figure. I'd like to expand my almost exclusively close-fitting activewear to include some looser pieces. I'm looking for sweats that will drape and flow nicely during movement (vaulting, flipping, etc..) and possibly a jacket for warming up.
Big bonus if they can be worn to the office (I'm a software engineer at a fashion company) the office environment is super casual, I've worn the tank pictured above to meetings with the CTO and didn't get any negative comments or odd looks.

In general, what are people's thoughts on wearing activewear to the office?

Nice looking sweats are becoming commonplace in engineering offices, and personally I'm a huge fan. I like to be comfortable at the office, and I don't feel any pressure from my team or the CTO to dress formally. That being said I don't think I'd wear sweats while interviewing a potential hire for my team or to meeting with board members.

zulu_nation8

China26351 Posts

October 30 2014 08:49 GMT

#5771

Look at Isaora

Strongly considering getting the heavyweight parka and just be done with winter gear

http://www.isaora.com/collections/insulated-jackets/products/heavy-weight-down-parka

Also the last time I ordered from there, the item arrived the next day with standard shipping even though I placed the order at like 2am from two states away.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

October 30 2014 08:55 GMT

#5772

i like the look of the gyakusou x nike stuff. if i were buying training stuff now i'd get the liberty x nike stuff because i fucking love florals

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

October 30 2014 14:05 GMT

#5773

Also Outlier (and maybe Acronym). The 4 way stretch stuff

CorsairHero

Canada9491 Posts

October 30 2014 16:01 GMT

#5774

On October 30 2014 17:55 lichter wrote:
i like the look of the gyakusou x nike stuff. if i were buying training stuff now i'd get the liberty x nike stuff because i fucking love florals

isn't that for the ladies

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

October 30 2014 16:54 GMT

#5775

On October 31 2014 01:01 CorsairHero wrote:

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isn't that for the ladies

so?

i fucking love florals

seriously though am i the only one here that sometimes shops in ladies sections

Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21248 Posts

October 30 2014 17:03 GMT

#5776

Where can I find this or something similar? http://www.nomanwalksalone.com/index.php/exclusive-merino-coat-reissue-in-dark-charcoal-birdeseye-wool-with-charcoal-knit-liner.html

Super weird cause it's listed as new item but it's also out of stock. Did it sell out already or is it not for sale yet?

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

October 30 2014 17:07 GMT

#5777

it sold out in minutes, was a very highly sought after piece that NMWA managed to get reissued.

that libertyxnike looks really good. i look at ladies sections every now and then.

andyrau

13015 Posts

October 30 2014 17:22 GMT

#5778

On October 31 2014 01:54 lichter wrote:

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so?

i fucking love florals

seriously though am i the only one here that sometimes shops in ladies sections

i have a pair of unisex oliver people's frames and unisex tom ford frames, my head is too narrow for regular men's.
that's about the extent of my crossdressing tho