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>>10882397
>I-just-found-the-MFA-subreddit starter pack
The jacket is the only "decent"
im older than most of /fa/ so take that into consideration
>>10882814
id on those new balance's?
>>10882925
NB 710 Outdoor Suede
http://www.newbalance.com/pd/710-outdoor-suede/HRL710-O.html#color=Brown_with_Linen_and_Red&width=D
>>10882397
>nigger detected
>>10882814
i like it, you probably look cool
are you a 30 something hiker?
>>10882397
>timbs
>>10883397
guilty
roast me senpai
>>10883405
35, professional luthier but yeah my house and shop are in the woods
>>10882814
w2c pants?
>>10884461
Burton Ginko
http://www.burton.com/default/burton-ginkgo-pant/F16-161091.html
mind you the material is somewhat thick
>>10884466
>http://www.burton.com/default/burton-ginkgo-pant/F16-161091.html
shame about the back pockets
>>10884469
yeah theyre a little iffy /fa/ wise, but having them so big is great in function
Trash, but building up fits bit by bit with purchases.
>>10883472
Your boots are way more horrible
>>10882397
pants color is bad, no color coordination 3/10
>>10883472
you have something of a style but the boots seem out of place 6/10
>>10883479
this is just about what i wore when i was younger 8/10
>>10883921
nikes are a bad choice, 6/10
>>10883988
you dont have much of a defined style but worn with confidence this could work 6/10
>>10884478
yeah, just expand your wardrobe and find a style to stick with. if going for expensive pieces find high quality that will last you a long time. 5/10 for the moment
>>10884506
thanks, only recently started getting into fashion late last year, for now I'm trying to start mid range since not in the position to buy expensive pieces (student). Any recs for all around essentials/basics?
>>10884518
i generally wear Norse Projects, Burton and Patagonia stuff. NP may be a little expensive for basics but they make excellent stuff that truly last for years, watch for sales. Burton and Patagonia are definitely mid tier prices but use high durability materials for adventure-y stuff. Besides what i wear myself, id look for established brands above fast fashion stores.
Posted this in the old thread, apparently. Gonna try my luck here.
>>10884526
Burton Snowboarding to be exact? Since there's another burton in the UK. I'll hopefully try invest in them. Currently need a new jacket but on a budget, wish I could splash on those big brands.
Also sorry for the spoonfeeding but what mid range brands would you recommend. I only know mid range shoe/bag brands but in terms of clothes I'm unsure besides H&M and Zara having poop quality from what I hear and seen.
>>10884554
yeah burton snowboarding. And no worries about spoonfeeding, seems like most /fa/gs are assholes about it.
For jackets/coats milsurp isnt a bad way to go, good quality stuff for a fair price. Brands though, id go on a site like endclothing.com or mrporter.com and sort by price. Everything on their is fairly trustworthy.
>>10884558
Not sure of many milsurp places in the UK but I'll look around also yeah Mrporter and END are good, I'll keep searching. Thanks man, appreciate it.
>>10882455
Doesn't mfa only wear button downs?
>>10884451
>luthier
Had to google that, seems pretty damn effay
>>10884553
3/10
>>10884553
ID on the boots?
>>10885981
How can I save it, anon?
>>10886469
From Fretz Men
http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B00W6VJ8OA?colid=3RU1CNSML8AZ0&coliid=I1W4DY1KCCOOKD&psc=1&ref_=wl_it_dp_o_pd_S_ttl
>>10882814
>Dewalt nylon tool belt
So you're not in a trade job, definitely nowhere near a construction site (no steel toes). You're either a cable guy or on-field engineer.
Which is it? I'm tempted to assume the former because even demo workers get Diamond Back or Occidental Leathers.
>>10886701
He's a luthier
>>10886715
Neat.
>>10886701
most guys in my line of work dont use a belt at all actually haha. but as the guy just said, I'm a luthier.
>>10886825
>>10886715
thanks guys
>>10886496
Know we're I can find pic related, by any chance? I know they're the Belfort by Fretz Men, but I cannot find this particular style.
>>10886852
I was wondering, how does one get to become a luthier ?
I'd assume your father was one too ?
>>10883472
0/10>>10883479
3/10
>>10883921
0/10
>>10886872
Yeah he was, its become a family business at this point. Generally getting into the field depends on where you want to end up.
To work as your own business you'll go to a trade school, work apprenticeships and eventually come out on your own. Big brands like Gibson and Fender have plants in the US that dont require trade school, though these are complete factory jobs. If you have any other questions shoot, im not doing anything
>>10884506
>>10886886
>8/10
>3/10
highest rated in both replies i dont mind that
>>10883479
wheres that sweater from
>>10887106
idk i just googled dark green crewneck
R8 me anons
>>10887350
>leather blazer
trash/10
>>10884478
w2c that jacket?
highschooler coming through, don't hold back
r8
>>10888246
w2c the top
>>10888289
Don't have the exact one in the pic, but I thrifted a near identical one
