Earthtone/Mori Thread

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Dumpin what I got

>>10863349
Does a khaki hat really go with khaki pants? I just got one and I'm trying to make a fit with it

>>10863349
I wish there were more infographics for earth tone fits and wardrobes like there is for palewave desu

>>10863349
id on sweater?

>>10863731
also the jacket

>>10863661
my dude

whats the deal with that jacked

ID or something similar

>>10863344

Looks aight, but dude needs better boots, or at least tie those.

>>10863687
This
Can this be a thing

>>10863853

Infographs are the fast track to meme. Just pay attention to the fits posted in inspo and ask w2c if you want to locate an item.

>>10863873
You play guitar and dress well? Your doing pretty well there

>>10863344
w2c jacket

>>10863886
W2c sucks no one ever answers

>>10863687
Take Palewave, use darker tones and ad more textures

>>10863344
Jacket?

>>10863731
All Norse projects can't ya read

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Gotta go to class now, but i still got some pics left

>>10868142
how can one have such a wonderful chin+lip combo and then have those gruesome hands that can crush skulls?

>>10868287
it's a photo of a magazine page so the perspective is skewed

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That's the last I got.

Where do I shop for look like this in the thread? Not quite techwear but outerwear and textures in earthtones? Patagonia is disappointing, UO is hit or miss..

>>10869550
Trove and The Soloist for designer

>>10863955
If no one answers it's probably because no one knows. I always try and help out in w2c threads when I can. Anyway, I think what the other dude meant was to ask in threads like this because people into the same style are more likely to be able to id stuff.

>>10868153
>>10868159
hnnnnnnng

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3GpR_1wV1U

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I made a list of labels that can fit the vibe of this thread
I’m not gonna attempt to categorize them because many of them don’t fit one particular classification
Yes, a lot of the labels are Japanese
Yes, there are a million out there that are not on this list, so feel free to contribute

Men
White Mountaineering (JP) - outdoorsy heritage influenced clothing
http://www.whitemountaineering.com/

Rag & Bone (UK/USA) - modern takes on classic utilitarian clothes in comfy cuts and colors
https://www.rag-bone.com/

Sasquatchfabrix (JP) - global street inspired with a definite nod to Japanese heritage
http://www.sasquatchfabrix.com/

Engineered Garments (USA/JP) - uniquely modern takes on classic American styles seen through the lens of Japanese designer Daike Suzuki, made in New York
http://www.engineeredgarments.com/

ts(s) (JP) - a different take on classic American clothing designed by Daike’s brother who stayed in Japan, fantastic construction and materials
http://www.notsohardwork.com/tss.html

Iroquois (JP) - lots of patterns and patchwork with nods to both vintage Americana and traditional Japanese fabrics
http://www.iroquois.jp/

Share Spirit (JP) - truly globally inspired clothing designed by a world traveling designer - hit and miss - lots of pieces are, unfortunately, over-designed to the point of clownishness
http://www.sharespirit.jp/

Kolor (JP) - earthy menswear with playful, unique patterns and details
http://kolor.jp/

Lost & Found (IT) - avant garde comfycore using lots of wools and other natural fabrics
http://www.lostandfoundrooms.com/

Trove (JP) - the quintessential Mori Boy brand, noted for always using super twinky models in the lookbooks
http://www.trove.co.jp/

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>>10871335

...continued

The Soloist (JP) - Takahiro Miyashita's side project alongside Number (N)ine, which he has continued after the closure of N(N)
http://the-soloist.net/

Kapital (JP) - vintage workwear inspired, known for intricate patchwork and lots of indigo fabrics
http://kapital.jp/

Haversack (JP) - similar style to Kapital, workwear and military influence
http://haversack.jp/


Factotum (JP) - great layering pieces, some collections fit the outdoor earth tone theme more than others
http://factotum.jp/

Is-Ness (JP) - only certain pieces from these guys work for this aesthetic, they often walk the line between comfycore and techwear and use both subdued earth tones and incredibly crazy loud colors and patterns
I cannot for the life of me find their website. Maybe they don’t have one.

Filson (USA) - classic American outdoor gear
http://www.filson.com/

Visvim (JP) - streetwear meets heritage Americana
http://visvim.tv/

Inpaichthys Kerri (JP)- named after the scientific name of a fish… similar Americana style of Visvim
http://www.naichichi.com/

Paul Harnden Shoemakers (UK) - handmade oversized old timey avant-garde style clothes, intentionally difficult to get a hold of
http://www.paulharndenshoemakers.com/

Elena Dawson (UK) - One-time patternmaker for Harnden, now has her own label
http://www.elenadawson.co.uk/

STORY mfg. (UK) - minimalist boxy cut garments in subdued colors, also entirely vegan
http://www.storymfg.com/

Norse Projects (SWE) - American heritage inspired clothing with plenty of natural fabrics
http://www.norseprojects.com/

Howlin’ by Morrison (BEL/UK) - gorgeous knitwear manufactured in Scotland by Belgian label Morrison
http://www.howlin.eu/

Women
so so so many labels
it's seriously much easier to adapt womens clothing to this style, but here are a few that spring to mind
Anthropologie (US)
&Sloe (JP)
Syrup. (JP)
Rogan (US) (defunct)
Kapital (JP)
Lost & Found (IT)

Any shops on the cheaper side? Can't be spending hundreds sadly (in uni :<
[) where to cop decent chimps and sweaters. This style looks really cool, I'm building up my knowledge and style not by bit so so wanna implemtnt different stuff etc.

>>10863661
Who is this model, I see him everywhere here, but he always has a great outfit.

Instagram?

>>10868834
>those fit-ruining boots
what a shame

>>10871335
>>10871343

Great list my man. Some of my favorites in there. To throw in some more:

Nonnative (JP) - Military, menswear, bohemian traveller - long slouchy tapered silhouettes - sewn up in high quality, often surprisingly technical fabrics

Phigvel Makers & Co. - Americana adapted to more contemporary casual wear, slimmer silhouettes with a more streetwear oriented styling - traditional hats, leatherworking, tartans, wools, canvas, welted shoes

Old Joe Brand (JP) - 50s Americana and vintage military pieces. Slubby heavy wide-legged denim and long outerwear.

>>10868125
W2c shirt?

>>10868121
what are those pants

>>10872227
Eidos Napoli SS15

>>10871746
His name is Theo. His name on most sites is ThisIsTheodore. He crossposts on several sites including this one, though he doesn't hang out here much anymore.
https://www.instagram.com/thisistheodore/

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>>10871546
Thrifting is probably your best bet. There are plenty of good layering pieces to be found. Military surplus can work if you style it well and don't go over the top.

>>10868834
W2c pants?

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>>10873805

>>10873668
Any good sites that ship to the UK or are UK based? Everyone always says thrifting but I don't know of any thrifting shops over here in London :(

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>>10873842
I think they're called charity shops in the uk? I'm sure there are many around london.

You can make cheap clothes from somewhere like Asos work for the style if you pick and choose carefully. Obviously it won't look as nice as designer, but it's a start.

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>>10873842
Also, do investigate proxy services to order stuff from Japan. Since there are plenty of labels over there that fit the bill, prices can be cheaper. I dunno about the UK but shipping to the US is fast and I've never had to pay a customs fee.

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>>10873918
I looked them up, heard some a shitty "vintage" ones but they just overprice stuff. Will have to research more. Also I guess so, gotta get start from my own price range first.

>>10873944
Will try, planning on getting something from teeparty, if that works out well i'll deffo look into this.

ty both anyway.

>>10874004
I was really into this thread until I saw this image. She looks like a japanese version of a pumpkin spice-leggings-uggs girl on an american campus.

>>10874604
Meh I just searched up earthtones on tumblr and picked first thing I saw just to contribute. Never browsed this thread before

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>>10875949

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>>10875956

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>>10875969
w2c pants.

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Bumping with own fit.
Besides the shoes, is this any good?

>>10876256
anywhere really
they're just brown pleated wool pants
Norse Projects is a good bet on a budget

>>10877844
Layering one button up over another looks silly to me. I'd take off the black shirt and button up the grey one. If you're trying for a layered look, you'll want a long tee as the bottom layer or a long cardigan over the button up.
As you mentioned, the shoes don't work here, nor do the cuffs with the shoes. I'd go for brown shoes and uncuff or brown boots and keep the cuff. Simple green or brown sneakers could work. Maybe some New Balance, Brooks, or Saucony type chunky runners to balance out the heavy coat.

>>10863682
nice RRL sweater, I dig

Any recommendations on some earth tone hoodies?
Thinking of the Gildan Dark chocolate and Sand as just filler pieces for the upcoming winter.

>>10877844
i like as is cept for the double button up
replace with a tee shirt or henley

>>10878355
Thanks.
Just checked on Norse Project and couldnt find this heavy fabric.
Any other brands recommended?