What's a solid brand for parkas? Nothing above $250 please,

Superdry

>>10780600
I'll check it out when I get home thanks (:

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Fat Moose. Mate I've bought two of their coats and theyre so FUCKING NICE

waxed coating so its so waterproof, kinda hipster, some danish outdoor brand so built to last, not too expensive (like 150 for a parkour, well its cheap af really)

I bought pic related it looks a lot better irl, the model looks like a prick, got loads of compliments wearing it and their other outer wear and its unknown company so i dig it

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Carhartt WIP. Their most affordable models are around 250$.

>>10780600
Former employee of Superdry until 3 months ago.

You can do better than Superdry. Try Zara or Urban Outfitters.

>>10781601
i don't know where you are but here in england superdry is fucking everywhere. their logos are massive and i've everyone who wears them are very un-/fa/. absolute shit-tier.

so i assume >>10780600 is bait

LL Bean's Baxter State Parka comes in right at $250. I really like mine

>>10781597
my gf has this. very warm.

>>10781607
>>10780600
>>10781601

It's become un /fa/ because the audience of the store has become shitty mainstream/dad-core etc. Because of the fucking huge logos it's easy to recognise the brand and so you instantly get tied to the shitty people who wear it. The quality is good and fits well, but the stigma is so overwhelming it's not worth it. If you get super-dry clothing, get stuff with small labels, so that you can pass it off as something else.

You guys have a simple parka fits? Navy pref