Do you own clothes from other decades?
I'd be surprised if anyone didn't.
Yeah I have a lot of 1970s stuff (and a bit of 1980s) but those are mainly jackets. Suits, Blazers and pants aren't that versatile. They tend to look too costume-y
>>12381138
I guess it's more of a question for millennials then.
>>12381245
millenials are not yet allowed to post here
>>12381962
Gen Y are millenials. A millenial is someone that was alive but not an adult in 2001.
Yes, I have 3 M43 field jackets along with a shitload of other old military footwear
>>12382086
My favorite boots too, US Army 50's era boots, had to apply a shit ton of saddlesoap and shoe oil to recondition the leather
Yep. I think it's from early 90's.
>>12381962
literally everyone here is a millennial you fucking idiot, do you not know what a millennial is?
I think the oldest things I own are a tie bar and arm gaiters from the 30s-40s. No, never worn either. I think I just bought those because they were cheap, kinda cool and local.
Oldest thing I wear would be a Big E jacket from I assume the late 60s but I don't really know.
That was cheap, cool and local too. I think I paid $30 AUD or something.
>>12382009
>>12382241
you caught me, but honestly that definition is stupid and doesn't make any sense, because it includes all people who were born from the beginning of the 80's until the early 2000s, that age group already had a name: generation y
it would make a lot more sense to call those millenials, who were born around the millenial in a few years interval or maybe just those who were born after 2000, so practically the generation z
>>12381245
also in that sense, this reply doesn't make any sense either, it's not just me, who doesn't know what millenials mean by the book
i'm not really surprised though, because it's not logical at all
>>12382241
i don't know, /fa/ is a very underaged board. have you seen how many highschooler redditors are here? probably a big mix of millennials and gen Z.
>>12382200
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>>12382525
Privet!