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We have a massage thread on /wiz/ and a skin care thread here on /hob/, so I thought a few wizzies might have a good fashion sense as well. Am I wrong? I don't think I am, because we already had a couple of fashion threads in the past,
So let's share some tips and discuss which clothes would suit a modern day wizard; helping him blending with the city's bitumen and the urban environment in general.
Personally I like to wear pic related when I want to walk unnoticed among mundanes
So let's share some tips and discuss which clothes would suit a modern day wizard; helping him blending with the city's bitumen and the urban environment in general.
Personally I like to wear pic related when I want to walk unnoticed among mundanes
Roughly half of my clothes are milsurp. BDU shirts breathe well and have practical pockets while not looking strange, and I have some British army shorts that I wear daily for weeks without washing and they don't smell and haven't been damaged in the 2+ years that I've worn them. They also have enough pocket space that I don't even need a backpack unless I need to get something from the store.
I might not look 'good' but I don't think I look outlandish wearing a plain tshirt and camo shorts or jeans and a work shirt and they are very practical. Also cheap, I got half a dozen shirts for ~$35.
The most outlandish thing I do own is a Bundeswehr gore-tex that I got for $50 because we get big summer storms here and it's easier to have a waterproof coat in my bag than carry around an umbrella all day. It's a bit obviously surplus as it has German flags and velcro spots on it, but a retail gore-tex is also upwards of $3-400 so I don't particularly care.
I might not look 'good' but I don't think I look outlandish wearing a plain tshirt and camo shorts or jeans and a work shirt and they are very practical. Also cheap, I got half a dozen shirts for ~$35.
The most outlandish thing I do own is a Bundeswehr gore-tex that I got for $50 because we get big summer storms here and it's easier to have a waterproof coat in my bag than carry around an umbrella all day. It's a bit obviously surplus as it has German flags and velcro spots on it, but a retail gore-tex is also upwards of $3-400 so I don't particularly care.
I predict some anger in this thread, just like the skincare one. Never mind that normies will treat you better if you dress decently, and any true wizard's personality should be enough to repel succubi from 100 paces.
I go for slim black jeans and muted solid colour tops normally, never any kind of pattern. Things fitting well is the most important thing. Not that you need to get stuff tailor made, just use your common sense and/or ask the shop assistant if something fits well. It's like with barbers: they know more than you about this shit, so take advantage of it.
Wish I could afford to buy some new clothes now. I used to be a 31 or 32 in jeans but lost a load of weight and had to punch new holes in my belt to keep my pants up. Been trying to force feed myself but it's getting nowhere.
I go for slim black jeans and muted solid colour tops normally, never any kind of pattern. Things fitting well is the most important thing. Not that you need to get stuff tailor made, just use your common sense and/or ask the shop assistant if something fits well. It's like with barbers: they know more than you about this shit, so take advantage of it.
Wish I could afford to buy some new clothes now. I used to be a 31 or 32 in jeans but lost a load of weight and had to punch new holes in my belt to keep my pants up. Been trying to force feed myself but it's getting nowhere.
I like plain clothes and milsurp best.
If I were leaving alone I'd probably only own thermal underwear, a pair or two of jeans, some combat pants and a sweater or two.
If I were leaving alone I'd probably only own thermal underwear, a pair or two of jeans, some combat pants and a sweater or two.
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Summer Uniform :
Tucked in black t-shirt (It's comfy but if you are skinny like me then it looks tacky and retarded as hell)
Jeans
Black boots
Winter/Autumn/Spring Uniform:
Black Sweater/Coat
Jeans
Black boots
Tucked in black t-shirt (It's comfy but if you are skinny like me then it looks tacky and retarded as hell)
Jeans
Black boots
Winter/Autumn/Spring Uniform:
Black Sweater/Coat
Jeans
Black boots
more failed norman threads.
i have 7 plain tshirts most of which have holes in them and 3 pairs of pants and one business suit just in case. explain why you need anything more than this. a fashion hobby can easily be done without buying and wearing the actual clothes. you want to do it for other reasons than 'your hobby'.
i have 7 plain tshirts most of which have holes in them and 3 pairs of pants and one business suit just in case. explain why you need anything more than this. a fashion hobby can easily be done without buying and wearing the actual clothes. you want to do it for other reasons than 'your hobby'.
My wardrobe is as follows:
>one black t-shirt, a different black t-shirt with 3 buttons, and a gray t-shirt
>a pile of old tattered shirts that all have giant holes in the armpits that I don't wear anymore besides when I'm doing laundry
>one pair of loose-fitting black gym shorts (I wear these while at home)
>one pair of black basketball shorts (I put these on over the gym shorts when I leave the house; they go below the knee and feel better in public than just the gym shorts, but I've worn a crotch-hole into them so they can't be worn alone anymore)
>recently acquired a pair of plain blue jeans online since being outside last winter was a bit cold with just the athletic shorts, but I haven't started wearing them yet
>an old blue zip-up hoodie for going out during the winter
>short black socks and whatever generic looking black knockoff skate-style shoe I can find at the discount shoe store
Does this qualify as good fashion sense?
>one black t-shirt, a different black t-shirt with 3 buttons, and a gray t-shirt
>a pile of old tattered shirts that all have giant holes in the armpits that I don't wear anymore besides when I'm doing laundry
>one pair of loose-fitting black gym shorts (I wear these while at home)
>one pair of black basketball shorts (I put these on over the gym shorts when I leave the house; they go below the knee and feel better in public than just the gym shorts, but I've worn a crotch-hole into them so they can't be worn alone anymore)
>recently acquired a pair of plain blue jeans online since being outside last winter was a bit cold with just the athletic shorts, but I haven't started wearing them yet
>an old blue zip-up hoodie for going out during the winter
>short black socks and whatever generic looking black knockoff skate-style shoe I can find at the discount shoe store
Does this qualify as good fashion sense?
My clothes are mostly tattered t-shirts and trousers from when I was a teenager.
I enjoy wearing button-down shirts though, but I take them off before I go outside (which admittedly isn't very often) so I don't stand out.
I enjoy wearing button-down shirts though, but I take them off before I go outside (which admittedly isn't very often) so I don't stand out.
I wear the same thing everyday. I went to target and bought 3 or 4 pairs of the same long green cargo pants and 5 pairs of the same dark blue T-shirt. I don't wear underwear and I never match socks if I wear them. I own 3 pairs of shoes, some running joggers my mum bought me. Some larger sneakers which my mum also bought me and some ugg boots which I bought myself. I own some jumpers/hoodies when it gets cold. The most fashionable clothing item I own is an old sweater which is worn out and too small for me.
>>30858
Just t-shirts and jeans probably. A nice jacket in winter. It's all about how they fit, really. Also don't leave things to sit in the dryer or on the line for days, lay them flat so they don't get crinkles.
Just t-shirts and jeans probably. A nice jacket in winter. It's all about how they fit, really. Also don't leave things to sit in the dryer or on the line for days, lay them flat so they don't get crinkles.
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I long for the time when wearing surgical masks everywhere is acceptable in the united states.
>6 plain shirts
>2 pairs of sweatpants
>1 pair of hiking boots
>long hair which I've been meaning to cut for a year
This is mandatory dress code for a wizard, anyone who wears anything which isn't max comfy or costs over $30 must return from whence they came.
>2 pairs of sweatpants
>1 pair of hiking boots
>long hair which I've been meaning to cut for a year
This is mandatory dress code for a wizard, anyone who wears anything which isn't max comfy or costs over $30 must return from whence they came.
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So, I was looking up the colloquial usage of the term "drop-dead" in the context of a "drop-dead sprint", and the first thing on the search results were these fucking guys:
http://www.dropdead.co/collections/guys-everything
At first I thought this was just some fucking normalfag thing (which I am right in thinking, because fuck me these people are retarded), and I was getting a kick out of laughing at the shit people legitimately buy. Including, but not limited to, some of the dumbest "goth" stuff I have ever had the displeasure of seeing, the flannel equivalent of a flame shirt, some of the edgiest and stupidest "look at me, I'm such a nihilist" cancer ever, and stuff that looks like they could looted it off a fucking corpse they ran across in the forest. Imagine my surprise when I saw shit like pic related.
Don't bother with fashion; wear whatever you find comfortable. The alternative, being following the trends like these fucking people, is worse than death. We may look like shit in the eyes of society, but at least I don't feel like a goddamn clown while I do it.
http://www.dropdead.co/collections/guys-everything
At first I thought this was just some fucking normalfag thing (which I am right in thinking, because fuck me these people are retarded), and I was getting a kick out of laughing at the shit people legitimately buy. Including, but not limited to, some of the dumbest "goth" stuff I have ever had the displeasure of seeing, the flannel equivalent of a flame shirt, some of the edgiest and stupidest "look at me, I'm such a nihilist" cancer ever, and stuff that looks like they could looted it off a fucking corpse they ran across in the forest. Imagine my surprise when I saw shit like pic related.
Don't bother with fashion; wear whatever you find comfortable. The alternative, being following the trends like these fucking people, is worse than death. We may look like shit in the eyes of society, but at least I don't feel like a goddamn clown while I do it.
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Lately I've been focusing on dressing sophisticatedly and obsoletely without spending a fortune.
How the average modern human dresses with their shell suits and sneakers is quite dispicable in comparison to the highly sophisticated dressing code throughout most of the 2nd millenium.
How the average modern human dresses with their shell suits and sneakers is quite dispicable in comparison to the highly sophisticated dressing code throughout most of the 2nd millenium.
>>31866
> the highly sophisticated dressing code throughout most of the 2nd millenium.
Yes, peasants dressed well.
Stop comparing the unwashed masses of today to the top 1% of yesteryear
> the highly sophisticated dressing code throughout most of the 2nd millenium.
Yes, peasants dressed well.
Stop comparing the unwashed masses of today to the top 1% of yesteryear
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Power-dressing without suits~ possible?
>>31871
Yep, the common folk then are a lot like common folk today. succubi were the only ones who really gave a shit about what they wore. Main difference with males today is that t-shirts aren't considered underwear and jeans aren't considered workwear. Even then, men would wear their workclothes if they weren't completely torn to shit. Their dress clothes, if they had any, were only used for special occasions. A lot of pictures you see from that time period are peopled dressed in their best just for the photo since getting photographed was uncommon enough to warrant dressing up in your "sunday's best"
Yep, the common folk then are a lot like common folk today. succubi were the only ones who really gave a shit about what they wore. Main difference with males today is that t-shirts aren't considered underwear and jeans aren't considered workwear. Even then, men would wear their workclothes if they weren't completely torn to shit. Their dress clothes, if they had any, were only used for special occasions. A lot of pictures you see from that time period are peopled dressed in their best just for the photo since getting photographed was uncommon enough to warrant dressing up in your "sunday's best"
>>30733
Some people live in climates that don't permit you to wear only t-shirts year round.
Some people live in climates that don't permit you to wear only t-shirts year round.
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>>31607
Fashion is for normgroids with boring personalities, Let's be honest here. It's all tryhard. Just wear plain clothes like >>33996 . You can find plenty of plain T shirts and pants at thrift stores, and occasionally good shoes that fit. Don't fall for overpriced designer sweatshop trash.
If you want to be "treated better" by wearing a tacky graphic t shirt or 200 dollar weirdo pants, that's not going to happen. You'd be better off buying dress pants and shirts from walmart or the thrift store for that purpose.
Fashion is for normgroids with boring personalities, Let's be honest here. It's all tryhard. Just wear plain clothes like >>33996 . You can find plenty of plain T shirts and pants at thrift stores, and occasionally good shoes that fit. Don't fall for overpriced designer sweatshop trash.
If you want to be "treated better" by wearing a tacky graphic t shirt or 200 dollar weirdo pants, that's not going to happen. You'd be better off buying dress pants and shirts from walmart or the thrift store for that purpose.
I always freeze so I can't really wear what I want and therefore fashion is useless to me. If I enter a office building with AC in just a t-shirt I will freeze to death.
I'm a pure utilitarianist, fuck fashion.
If the average person owned only what they needed, consumed only that which they required to give them health and sustenance, wageslavery would not be nearly as necessary as it is now. Fashion is part of the giant that is consumerism, fuck it.
If the average person owned only what they needed, consumed only that which they required to give them health and sustenance, wageslavery would not be nearly as necessary as it is now. Fashion is part of the giant that is consumerism, fuck it.
For the past decade this is all I wear:
>heathered cotton shirts
(they're softer & comfier than normal shirts)
>pajama bottoms
thicker fleece in the winter, thin airy ones in the summer
>robes
smoking or bath robes in the winter, thin cotton or silk ones in the summer
When I go into public I can't bring myself to wear my pajama pants because I feel trashy, so I'll slip into a pair of cords or canvas pants – you can pull a robe off and not look too silly, if you get the right one, like a thin black robe that hangs at just below mid-thigh, it basically looks like an oversized hoodie, but hangs better.
Beyond that, I wear simple timberland hiking/tactical boots, because they're flexible enough to run in and feel secure, plus with the steel toe I can kick, brace, and move objects in my garage or backyard with ease.
The forces of the world are making it so I have to get a job, so I'll need to rethink this.
>heathered cotton shirts
(they're softer & comfier than normal shirts)
>pajama bottoms
thicker fleece in the winter, thin airy ones in the summer
>robes
smoking or bath robes in the winter, thin cotton or silk ones in the summer
When I go into public I can't bring myself to wear my pajama pants because I feel trashy, so I'll slip into a pair of cords or canvas pants – you can pull a robe off and not look too silly, if you get the right one, like a thin black robe that hangs at just below mid-thigh, it basically looks like an oversized hoodie, but hangs better.
Beyond that, I wear simple timberland hiking/tactical boots, because they're flexible enough to run in and feel secure, plus with the steel toe I can kick, brace, and move objects in my garage or backyard with ease.
The forces of the world are making it so I have to get a job, so I'll need to rethink this.
I'm going to be the freak here: as just one example, I spent over 800 euros on a single pair of boots once. I really like high end fashion. My wardrobe is small but expensive. However this was almost 2 years ago and I've worn those boots only twice, because I go about 6 months at a time without leaving my house and it's too hot to wear them in summer. Its a really absurd situation.
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dark-gray jacket
light-gray and black long-sleeves
dark-blue jeans
dull-green sneakers
light-gray and black long-sleeves
dark-blue jeans
dull-green sneakers
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>>30732
tucked in tees actually look nice when you're skinny, pic related
tucked in tees actually look nice when you're skinny, pic related
>>35554
Everything looks nice when you're skinny. I'd even go so far as to say you can't pull off most fits without being somewhat skinny. It's really the only part of you you can change in the "look good, don't look not good" equation.
Everything looks nice when you're skinny. I'd even go so far as to say you can't pull off most fits without being somewhat skinny. It's really the only part of you you can change in the "look good, don't look not good" equation.
>wrinkled and moth-eaten T-shirt
>jeans that are two inches too long
>cheapest shoes from wal-mart
>jeans that are two inches too long
>cheapest shoes from wal-mart
>Plain black t-shirts
>Brown pants
>Milsurp parka with lots of handy pockets
>no-brand sneakers
It's been this way for nearly 6 years. I'm thinking about switching to gray or dark green t-shirts now that my current shirts are thinning out and getting holes again.
>Brown pants
>Milsurp parka with lots of handy pockets
>no-brand sneakers
It's been this way for nearly 6 years. I'm thinking about switching to gray or dark green t-shirts now that my current shirts are thinning out and getting holes again.
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similar to him (just not a blue shirt and no jacket)
I like dressing like a creepy Austrian psychologist when I can. For example, a few days ago I wore jeans, a patterned brown-and-green knitted sweater, a navy blue polo shirt with the collar poking out of the sweater, a suede light brown leather jacket, and black doc marten lowtops. Classy, intelligent, comfy, and wizardly. Also tends to repel sweatpant-wearing normals.
I have some black t-shirts with holes in them and one pair of cargo shorts that came with a belt. For footwear I have a pair of thongs that I bought in 2010 and still have a few years left in them and old running shoes that I only wear if I have to walk further than about 1km. Clothes wear out slowly when you're a wizard so there is no need to keep buying more.
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this is what i wear usually
My clothes get stained pretty easily so one day I was just like ah fuck it and started dressing like an emo kid.
black shirt+pants+shoes+socks
black shirt+pants+shoes+socks
I've always wanted to wear skirts/kilts, I probably never will though because I'd draw unwanted attention if I had to go in public, I barely ever see even females wear skirts, it's a shame because I think they look really nice.
>>36566
I've wondered what wearing a Utilikilt would be like, but it would be even more out of place on me because I'm Asian.
I've wondered what wearing a Utilikilt would be like, but it would be even more out of place on me because I'm Asian.
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Question: men wearing rings.
Yes or no? Arguments for and against? Anyone wearing them? I always kind of liked it, I am already wearing a silver colored watch on my left hand, and was thinking of adding something. I figure it would be hard to pull off, I'd need tons of confidence and no second guessing.
What are your experiences with wearing jewelry, specifically rings?
Yes or no? Arguments for and against? Anyone wearing them? I always kind of liked it, I am already wearing a silver colored watch on my left hand, and was thinking of adding something. I figure it would be hard to pull off, I'd need tons of confidence and no second guessing.
What are your experiences with wearing jewelry, specifically rings?
>>37341
they disgust me from the bottom of my heart. and daily reminder that fashion is not a wizard's business
they disgust me from the bottom of my heart. and daily reminder that fashion is not a wizard's business
>>37341
Absolutely no reason to wear one other than to be an attentionfag.
Same with earrings.
Wearing a watch is acceptable because it serves a purpose. Bracelets, rings and other shit? Not so much.
Absolutely no reason to wear one other than to be an attentionfag.
Same with earrings.
Wearing a watch is acceptable because it serves a purpose. Bracelets, rings and other shit? Not so much.
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>>37341
I used to wear a 14k gold ring which had my father's initals inscribed on it almost everywhere, I don't know why I stopped wearing it.
>Yes or no?
Sure.
>I figure it would be hard to pull off, I'd need tons of confidence and no second guessing
Not at all if you don't try anything too fancy like mixing silver with gold or wearing a ring on every finger. Nobody will probably bat an eye unless what you're wearing is flashy or expensive (idiots can't tell the difference anyway).
>>37342
>>37343
There's a difference between wearing what you like as opposed to wearing it for attention.
I used to wear a 14k gold ring which had my father's initals inscribed on it almost everywhere, I don't know why I stopped wearing it.
>Yes or no?
Sure.
>I figure it would be hard to pull off, I'd need tons of confidence and no second guessing
Not at all if you don't try anything too fancy like mixing silver with gold or wearing a ring on every finger. Nobody will probably bat an eye unless what you're wearing is flashy or expensive (idiots can't tell the difference anyway).
>>37342
>>37343
There's a difference between wearing what you like as opposed to wearing it for attention.
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>>37341
Jewelry as a fashion accessory is kind of ridiculous and pointless to me. If it has some kind of function or is a reminder of something though, I'd say it's acceptable.
It's okay to wear your deceased grandpa's watch or your dad's silver chain or something like that. It's also fine if you wear something as a reminder/tool. One of the things that helped me quit smoking was wearing a discreet bracelet I made with fishing wire and tiny colored beads as a reminder to stop being a slave to the tobacco industry.
I'm not sure about rings. If you have an rfid ring for home automation & security purposes it's cool I guess.
Jewelry as a fashion accessory is kind of ridiculous and pointless to me. If it has some kind of function or is a reminder of something though, I'd say it's acceptable.
It's okay to wear your deceased grandpa's watch or your dad's silver chain or something like that. It's also fine if you wear something as a reminder/tool. One of the things that helped me quit smoking was wearing a discreet bracelet I made with fishing wire and tiny colored beads as a reminder to stop being a slave to the tobacco industry.
I'm not sure about rings. If you have an rfid ring for home automation & security purposes it's cool I guess.
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>>37341
I wear a mood ring like this one
I wear a mood ring like this one
>>37351
it definitely changes colors, right now it's sort of glowing light green-blue to purple, I've never seen it go red or yellow or pink though, it's always a color between blue-green which are supposed to be the normal/calm colors.
it definitely changes colors, right now it's sort of glowing light green-blue to purple, I've never seen it go red or yellow or pink though, it's always a color between blue-green which are supposed to be the normal/calm colors.
>>37344
>There's a difference between wearing what you like as opposed to wearing it for attention.
Fair enough, how often do you wear things you like at home, when nobody's looking?
>There's a difference between wearing what you like as opposed to wearing it for attention.
Fair enough, how often do you wear things you like at home, when nobody's looking?
>>37388
Not him but I always wear what I like even when I'm alone, I was surprised when I learned there are a lot of people who walk around in underwear or shit clothes when they aren't going in public
Not him but I always wear what I like even when I'm alone, I was surprised when I learned there are a lot of people who walk around in underwear or shit clothes when they aren't going in public
>>37376
You do realize these things change color based on heat right? I used to like them when I was younger too.
You do realize these things change color based on heat right? I used to like them when I was younger too.
I always dress the same and buy more or less the same clothes.
Simple or old t-shirts, one colour shirts, cargo pants, sandals and if I have to use a trouser I pick up a normal jeans.
Simple or old t-shirts, one colour shirts, cargo pants, sandals and if I have to use a trouser I pick up a normal jeans.
I dress like a ruffian because my father keeps telling me that no females will approach me if I do. My wardrobe consists mostly of US BDUs from before digital camo came about. I get them real cheap. I have a few nice large jackets with pocket space beyond reason which I've used to loot. They're mostly winter clothes though. I've been wearing the same hard leather concealed carry vest daily for a year because the pockets hold everything of mine great. The thing is indestructible. White sleeveless shirt, black studded belt that's seen better days, dusted dark denim jeans, work boots, dog chained wallet, do-rag if it's very sunny. It's basic American biker tier but so outlandish where I live because of the feminizing of my countrymen. So many of them try hard to look as soft and fluffy as they can, apologizing for stains on their pants and going absolute bananas when they get a little wet. They all look like little kids following behind their mommy wives, their light pastel woolens over their geek-shique tees from Walmart. No pockets, no protection, just a floating cloud of soft pudgy flesh designed to dispense money for their matriarch. Uhg.
I dress like shit but because of my mom I do have a eye for fashion, I just don't apply it to myself.
>>30592
I don't know if it's very fashionable, but I need to look decent in the outside world to avoid disgusted stares from the normans that just make my daily life harder. I have 3 dark blue jeans with some kind of fade at the knee, 3 polo shirts (Maroon, Black, and White) and 3 plain undershirts. Neutral shoes for work, plain black with black laces.
I dont know if this is good fashion or not, but I have tried my best to imitate the normalfag attire around my age.
I don't know if it's very fashionable, but I need to look decent in the outside world to avoid disgusted stares from the normans that just make my daily life harder. I have 3 dark blue jeans with some kind of fade at the knee, 3 polo shirts (Maroon, Black, and White) and 3 plain undershirts. Neutral shoes for work, plain black with black laces.
I dont know if this is good fashion or not, but I have tried my best to imitate the normalfag attire around my age.
I never followed through with it, but I always thought it be cool to dress retro from past historical times like the 1940s
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honest thoughts on armani watches?
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>>42309
anything non-digital is lame
anything non-digital is lame
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>>42310
Osama approves
Osama approves
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hate jewelry because it gets in the way. watches, glasses, socks, gloves, pants, shorts, it's all annoying
the only fashion accessory THIS WIZ needs is right here
the only fashion accessory THIS WIZ needs is right here
>>36564
Replace the shoes with slippers because I never leave the house, and that's me in winter months. In summer months I replace the sweatpants with thin, soft shorts and job done. You can literally get 10x each item for about 100 bucks total, brand free, and all made by quality East Asian children for the entertainment value.
Replace the shoes with slippers because I never leave the house, and that's me in winter months. In summer months I replace the sweatpants with thin, soft shorts and job done. You can literally get 10x each item for about 100 bucks total, brand free, and all made by quality East Asian children for the entertainment value.
>>42665
Even though I agree with what you say, I don't understand why you'd bother to type out your fucking opinion.
Even though I agree with what you say, I don't understand why you'd bother to type out your fucking opinion.
Does anyone here enjoy fashion? I've always had ideas for outfits in my head but often I'm too scared of the public to go out and buy the clothes I've been thinking about, though occasionally I'll pester my mom and she'll take me out to the mall and I'll be able to put something together. I have about three outfits right now that I cycle through and also some extra garments in different colors to mix it up. Sometimes I feel anxious about going out in stuff I've put together, my outfits aren't flashy or anything but most guys just wear ratty shit or follow the "in" style, I'd imagine I stand out a bit and I have had therapists mention my style choices as weird. Still, it's fun I think.
>>42705
my last one moved away suddenly about 10 months ago, I haven't been to another one since
my last one moved away suddenly about 10 months ago, I haven't been to another one since
>>42666
>"I don't understand why you'd bother to type out your fucking opinion"
>proceeds to type out his fucking opinion
>"I don't understand why you'd bother to type out your fucking opinion"
>proceeds to type out his fucking opinion
can anyone recommend a good pair of boots? i've been wearing the same pair of red wings everyday for thr past two years and they are starting to break. utility > style.
>can anyone recommend a good pair of boots?
Be more specific.
>I've been wearing the same pair of red wings
When I hear red wings I think of typical black leather military boots. Is that what you have?
>they are starting to break.
What do you mean break? If they're leather and it's rotting, there's a way to fix that.
Be more specific.
>I've been wearing the same pair of red wings
When I hear red wings I think of typical black leather military boots. Is that what you have?
>they are starting to break.
What do you mean break? If they're leather and it's rotting, there's a way to fix that.
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Who here /oneclothesonly/?
I always use the same shirt when I go out.
It is a blue shirt that go to my knees, is looks like a mantle. It's very comfy.
I always use the same shirt when I go out.
It is a blue shirt that go to my knees, is looks like a mantle. It's very comfy.
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>>43273
you just wear a giant tshirt and nothing else?
you just wear a giant tshirt and nothing else?
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>>43279
A moomoo (alternate spelling)
A moomoo (alternate spelling)
>>42883
>Misses the enjoyment of the self-referrental loop entirely, instead greentexting the fucking obvious like he just uncovered the matrix
Blow your head off sometime.
>Misses the enjoyment of the self-referrental loop entirely, instead greentexting the fucking obvious like he just uncovered the matrix
Blow your head off sometime.
>>43282
I was just explaining what a muumuu (moomoo) was and gave a pop culture example.
I didn't imply your big comfy shirt had prints on it.
I was just explaining what a muumuu (moomoo) was and gave a pop culture example.
I didn't imply your big comfy shirt had prints on it.
>>43285
Ok.
Muumuus looks like dresses. Does men wear it?
I don't like of shirts with prints anyway, I feel more comfortable wearin a tshirt totally of one-color only.
Ok.
Muumuus looks like dresses. Does men wear it?
I don't like of shirts with prints anyway, I feel more comfortable wearin a tshirt totally of one-color only.
>>43287
>[Do] men wear it?
It is very uncommon for men to wear actual muumuus but it is relatively normal to see guys in very big shirts. While it has fallen out of style so you don't see it as often as you used to, it still probably wouldn't draw undue attention.
>[Do] men wear it?
It is very uncommon for men to wear actual muumuus but it is relatively normal to see guys in very big shirts. While it has fallen out of style so you don't see it as often as you used to, it still probably wouldn't draw undue attention.