Want to cop

>>12343052
r/mfa would be a better place to ask..children here are all about memes and bitching at each other

>>12343052
boots, plaids. jeans

also make sure to tone ur forearms and get a scar to make u look genuine. girls dig dat shit nugga

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>>12343123
>boots, plaids. jeans
Pretty much this. Throw in some chunky sweaters, denim or moleskin shirts, along with cords or canvas "work" pants for a bit of versatility. There are a bunch of workwear/Americana blogs and tumblrs listed on reddit.

>>12343052
Buy Filson instead

>>12343232
This.

>>12343232
>>12343287
I'm just seeing a significant price difference, without an appreciable aesthetic difference. At least where the feild coat is concerned

>>12343305
Trust that jump of quality is that much worth the cost. With a lifetime guarantee and repairs it is far better investment.

>boots, plaids, jeans

But he didn't say he is a numale nor a faggot. Admittedly he might be both.

>>12343520
Does that apply to all their stuff? I'm a poorfag till I start my new job and pay down some debt so I'm looking for that intersection of quality and cost.

>>12343526
I don't really think I'm either. I didn't fit very well with a lot of the designers at my old job because I was just a /fit/ type dude who didn't care about dressing well, I just wore jeans and a tee or cheap henley. I want to improve that a little.

>>12343529
It was bait, really. I like all three of those things.

My preference is just to dress like the people at my job. But generally better because they suck.

eg. Cheap, pointy-toed shoes all over the place.

>>12343527
Recommend you stack some cash away before making investment purchases. I was without job two years ago yet still pinched pennies to have another decent piece of outerwear.

>>12343520
>With a lifetime guarantee and repairs it is far better investment.
This is the real meme, in 2 years he won't wear it anymore so what good is a lifetime guarantee for him?

>>12344196
You are right. Dear fellow is desk jockey desires masculine aesthetic tossed away at next fashionable trend.

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>>12344312
I mean, I also do a lot of hiking/mountaineering and spend time on my brothers farm. That's where I saw the jacket first. But Im looking for complimentary clothing in a professional setting.

>>12344385
Invest the money in climate appropriate outerwear and seasonal footwear then.

>>12344424
You're no fun.

>>12344426
I lost part of my right ear two years ago while on streets for several days, nights during polar vortex.

>>12344448
I didn't realize you'd lost part of an ear. I'll say it louder.
YOU'RE NO FUN


But in all seriousness that's rough and I'm glad you made it out of that.

>>12344462
There is no being fun and fashionable when weather drops below forty with wind chill effect. There is only being prepared.

>>12344502
I understand that, but I'm posting in a fashion board. Asking for fashion advice. I have tons of functional clothing, but I'm putting some disposable income towards looking good as well.

>>12344335
>>12344340
>be a cat
>befriend a gardener with a small head
Seems easy enough

>>12344507
Refer to original post. My response was to invest in a higher quality piece of outerwear as you will likely need it.

>>12344518
I apologise, it seemed like you were kind of coming out of left feild at first. Thank you for the advice.