can you check tracking online? in my experience the tracking app always includes the address, but usually only the town or city. looking at a fedex tracking thing now, and it includes the city/country. but if it isn't you could probably contact the shipper and ask. they should have it.

i just bought an OL linen zip shirt/jacket. i hope it works like i imagine it will

Pulselol

Canada1628 Posts

September 17 2015 05:09 GMT

#7282

if it says delivered on the USPS website when he opens up the dispute you should call paypal and let them know of all the information you have

you MUST call

zulu_nation8

China26351 Posts

September 17 2015 21:15 GMT

#7283

arcteryx veilance shipped me a new coat that's not released till November cuz I qualified for the recall. Bad news is I got charged with a DUI and will now have to spend a shitload of money. Gonna sell a bunch of stuff except for sneakers and coats.

Alucen-Will-

United States4054 Posts

September 18 2015 08:27 GMT

#7284

Decided to take a shot on Uniqlo's Camel Topcoat and Pea Coat, even with a wool blend.

Also on the hunt for a gloverall duffle coat for a decent price.

Interested to see Lemaire's Trench they did with Uniqlo too, if anyone here picks it up

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

September 18 2015 12:04 GMT

#7285

I'm probably picking up one thing from the collab but I haven't decided yet. The cape looks tempting but I'd never be able to wear it because of climate.

Alucen-Will-

United States4054 Posts

September 18 2015 15:31 GMT

#7286

I've never been tempted to buy a piece of women's clothing till now ^.^. The trench is probably worth picking up and I think the blazers/sweaters look nice too

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

September 18 2015 23:54 GMT

#7287

dude yeah i love all the womens stuff. i might get the sweater/scarf thing, and i kinda want a turtleneck

might buy the pants, but i dont have the footwear for it...

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

September 19 2015 01:26 GMT

#7288

The culottes? Yeah that's my second choice. Really love the silhouette with that one but I dunno what shoes I'd wear with it. I might have to buy proper sandals, something I swore I'd never do.

I buy women's stuff often, it's not really weird or anything as long as you know what you're picking. Women's fashion is just a lot of adventurous and creative imo compared to men's.

Alucen-Will-

United States4054 Posts

September 19 2015 06:16 GMT

#7289

I've found myself even browsing r/femalefashionadvice regularly..

I even notice women's clothing when I go into stores these days. I'm a little concerned but I have a hard time feeling it's neccesarily a bad thing.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

September 19 2015 06:57 GMT

#7290

It's completely normal. I look at women's clothes more than men's clothes tbh. I look at men's clothes to buy, rarely to admire; I look at women's clothes to admire, and sometimes to buy.

Aerisky

United States12128 Posts

September 19 2015 07:45 GMT

#7291

Uhhh forgive me if I'm actually an idiot, but wouldn't women's clothing...not fit properly on you guys? Or do you mean for like your gf or something like that? Or maybe there are certain articles of clothing that work?!

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

September 19 2015 07:54 GMT

#7292

It depends on your body shape and the silhouette you're going for. Typical women's clothing is wider in the chest and tighter around the waist, so a skinny guy with broad shoulders for his size can easily pull of most things. More shapeless pieces like oversized sweaters are easily. Non-cropped jackets, long coats, and even short blazers can easily be pulled off. Minimalism and androgyny are in right not so that makes it even easier.

Aerisky

United States12128 Posts

September 19 2015 08:04 GMT

#7293

Ohh, that actually makes sense an lot of sense yea, dang. I thought the uniqlo collab's women's selection look better in general anyway too.

andyrau

13015 Posts

September 19 2015 17:08 GMT

#7294

i disagree. i mean apart from larger and heavier clothing like overcoats and sweaters like lichter mentioned, it is extremely hard for men to fit into women's clothing without it being obvious that something's off about the outfit.

in general it's easier for women to fit into men's clothing as adding masculine elements in a woman's outfit has the paradoxical effect of enhancing her femininity, whereas a man in stylistically feminine clothing only serves as an emasculating effect

Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21242 Posts

September 19 2015 19:04 GMT

#7295

I just want to activate my kawaii trap aesthetic.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

September 19 2015 20:20 GMT

#7296

Well of course shirts and tees and anything tight will be difficult to pull off. That's because men won't conform to that typical shape very often, if at all. If you're super skinny maybe you can get away with a loose shirt or popover. Otherwise it's really just sweaters coats and jackets. I feel like men's fashion is ready for culottes though but maybe that's just wishful thinking.

But the whole emasculating idea, I dunno. People used to think skinny or slim fit was emasculating, similar with slim fit shirts and jackets. Broad shoulders (padded suits) and straight cuts were commonly associated with the shape of a man. Yet times changed. I dunno if we will ever move to accept what you would call emasculating as acceptable, but I don't really see why not aside from societal norms which change over time. I don't think there's anything intrinsic in women's wear that makes it impossible for men to wear it without judgment, it's really just norms.

andyrau

13015 Posts

September 19 2015 20:43 GMT

#7297

On September 20 2015 05:20 lichter wrote:
Well of course shirts and tees and anything tight will be difficult to pull off. That's because men won't conform to that typical shape very often, if at all. If you're super skinny maybe you can get away with a loose shirt or popover. Otherwise it's really just sweaters coats and jackets. I feel like men's fashion is ready for culottes though but maybe that's just wishful thinking.

But the whole emasculating idea, I dunno. People used to think skinny or slim fit was emasculating, similar with slim fit shirts and jackets. Broad shoulders (padded suits) and straight cuts were commonly associated with the shape of a man. Yet times changed. I dunno if we will ever move to accept what you would call emasculating as acceptable, but I don't really see why not aside from societal norms which change over time. I don't think there's anything intrinsic in women's wear that makes it impossible for men to wear it without judgment, it's really just norms.

I'm assuming you're talking about the dior show but that changed the overall shape and style of menswear more than it changed the perception of masculinity of slimmer clothing.

Aerisky

United States12128 Posts

September 19 2015 21:39 GMT

#7298

Whoa, was there a specific dior show that changed men's fashion in that way? Which was it? I'm really curious.

Alucen-Will-

United States4054 Posts

September 20 2015 01:06 GMT

#7299

As is it the current dominant trend in men's clothing is almost entirely slim fit, that is outside of high fashion/dadcore/people who don't care, etc.

Powerpill

United States1692 Posts

September 20 2015 01:22 GMT

#7300

Thought I would get ready fashion-wise (Clothing-wise rather, thank you pulselol) for my upcoming motorcycle purchase. Found a guy online who makes pretty nice custom leather jackets, and I had him make one of these for me. (Pics are of the actual jacket he made, he emailed them for my approval before shipping it).

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It looks pretty damn awesome in person (way cooler than the pics actually), and was made quite well. The leather is very soft and the inner phone pocket(s) fit my galaxy mega like a glove.

Sadly the arms and chest are a bit tight (I am 6'2 250lbs, do a lot of lifting and such), and it is too much of a hassle and costly to return (custom make and all) so I will just have to deal with the slight discomfort. I'm planning on dropping 30lbs by next year, so it will hopefully fit a lot better then. Right now, being so tight, it looks more like an x-men suit than a riding jacket, but I guess that's not too bad of a thing. I think I'll use it for a costume this Halloween along with some matching pants (relatively speaking), ninja knives, and headband (still brainstorming obviously.. lol)