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Anyone have any experience with aether as a brand? I really am digging the cloud jacket for f/w, but at that price I'm not sure if it's worth it. Anyone have any other options I should check out?
Also, techwear general
Anyone know of any techwear boots? I'm talking sleek, athletic, and weatherproof
>>8629392
anyone know w2c or an ID on these boots?
>>8629421
Not very sleek though.
>>8629392
Thoughts?
http://www.nau.com/mens/categories/jackets/ma-2l-jacket-073m01.html
>>8629392
anyone know of a good softshell jacket for under $50?
>>8629470
No such thing.
>>8629392
When will the techwear companies(acronym, veilance, etc.) start show their f/w 2014/2015 stuff?
>>8629440
Thanks for the rec. yeah I don't think there's anything out there for me
>Winter finally approaching
Aw yiss
>>8629510
yeah, I've been looking for something along those lines for a boot too, not much out there
>>8629392
Anyone know anything about the brand nau?
what do i wear with these to make a techwear outfit?
>>8629489
September for acr
>>8629707
awesome, thanks
>>8629742
>>8629753
Here's the first part of a 5 piece blog post on techwear which covers basic info, brand lists, etc.
>>8629759
forgot link
http://dressed-down.com/blog/2013/5/13/intro-to-techwear-part-1-the-bas
>>8629742
I'm looking forward to 4dimensions new collection. I have the pants from their first collection and they're nice but they don't breathe. Hopefully they up their materials for f/w
>>8629801
do you have a link to the pants or have a fit pic?
>>8629924
Here's me in a hotel the other day
>>8629928
These pants
http://4dimension.bigcartel.com/product/b13w-01-warm-up-grid-pant-regular-fit
>>8629947
I wear a 29 waist and they fit comfortably
>>8629707
I was under the impression that, historically, acrnm releases in October or as late as November. I believe the dates slipped back bit by bit the last few years, but it may have been related to production difficulties.
>>8629963
Errolson tweeted that acrnm fw1415 would be revealed on September, idk if the first drop will happen immediately.
The Clymb is having a sale on Levi's commuter line. they actually have a decent amount of sizes this time. use my rec code to save us each ten bucks (http://vnlink.co/SpEeEXF). this is their third levi sale in the last month, but it's the first time they've restocked sizes. these deal sites are actually a decent source for techwear. huckberry had a proofNY sale a while ago and currently has (or just had) a sale on some mission workshop and aether pieces.
>>8630273
>The Clymb can only ship to addresses within the United States at this time.
well fuck
>>8629933
>http://4dimension.bigcartel.com/product/b13w-01-warm-up-grid-pant-regular-fit
still waiting for a restock of their MA-1s guh
>inb4 never
>>8630273
I'm so mad. I've been searching for these and just gave up and bought another pair of jeans. Fuck me in the ass.
>>8630656
Does anything exist with the same concept of mask-hat that isn't 500+ euro?
>>8630786
a balaclava.
>>8630273
Damn, slim-fitting cargos for $40?? Should I cop? Anyone have any fits of it?
>>8630273
copped, enjoy your $10 mate
>>8630273
do you know if they also have the commuter jackets for sale?
>>8631156
I own them and they're my favorite pants. you see them pretty often in tech fits. I can post a fitpic after work if you just want to see the sizing but it's not hard to find inspo. the only other decent slim fit cargos at that price point are RLX space cargos (currently on clearance sale) but that's just aesthetics. functionally speaking these things blow them away. stretch+articulation+dirt/water resistance+ gussetted/reinforced crotch. cop.
>>8632534
https://warosu.org/fa/thread/6805919
>>8630420
Use something like myaddressus dot com they will ship it for you.
>>8629484
>>8629470
Costco was running some soft-shells in their stores that were comparable to a North Face Apex Bionic Jacket. I've been wearing one recently when the temp dips and it rains in Atlanta this summer. I've been comfy and dry everytime, and the cut is pretty good along with the sleeve lenghth.
>>8629620
that's more of a gymwear outfit.
>This whole thread
Basically the style is what's super common up here in the Puget Sound Seattle area. It rains a lot here about 156 days out of the year. Rain coats are pretty much necessary, also the Puget Sound area is known for a solid tech industry. I love here it. I love the clothing required for the weather.
>>8629620
This is running in the spring/fall tier. Better cop a Gyakusou to complete that overpriced athletic gear costume
>TFW no Tyvek Outer Heaven balaclava
>>8633231
I almost went to uni in Puget sound. Decided on Willamette instead. I would assume the weather is comparable though right?
>>8633757
The Puget Sound's rain consistency is mostly drizzles, nothing ever heavy. But when it does rain it goes on for days sometimes. About once a year it rains nonstop for about a week straight which is awesome. This kind of weather is great for introverts like myself who love to be somewhere quiet with my thoughts, the rain compliments the ambiance.
The culture here (Seattle mainly) is known to be sort of stand off ish, in some cases rude from people not familiar with the Puget Sound. But I think it's a misconception, people here are just more inwards than outwards and I think the weather has a lot to do it with.
>>8633311
Whats a good site to cop Gyakusou?
>>8634201
Nike factory stores cos nobody pays full price on gyakusou
I got 2 jackets for 20 bux #lol
>>8634243
Not him and this is going to sound dumb, but do you mean factory stores as in the places that produce the clothing?
>>8634302
Nah it's just what nike call their outlet stores
>>8630656
god i fucking hate these hipster brands that only sell though DSM and other websites that are impossible to navigate
>>8633231
Puget sound bros we in this. Where you from?
>>8631156
>>8634302
Nah it's just what nike call their outlet stores
>>8630656
w2c hatmask
>>8634341
Info on jacket?
Anybody here have the parka? 55 sounds like a steal
>>8630656
700 dollars for this felt horseshit?
I can get a calf leather hat for that price, jesus christ
>>8634374
Looks like Isaora 2l riding anorak. I have it
>>8634329
Right outside of western Tacoma.
>>8634341
Where can i cop those boots?
>>8634341
sick fit what does it say on that hat?
>>8634341
I played watchdogs as you.
>>8634278
true to size for me. slim but not skinny fit. I'm a track athlete and have pretty big quads but they're' not too tight up top.
>>8634341
dope fit. Was it inspired by aiden peirce? I know this sounds like i'm mocking you but i actually like it.
>>8629421
ACG I-95
>>8630273
so thanks to the guys that used my clymb rec code. they're having a factory sale now and they have some meh deals. good for outdoor stuff, not good for fashion. Huckberry currently has proofNy's nomad pants on sale for a crazy 90 bucks (retail 190). nomad pants are proofNy's version of outlier's slim dungarees. http://proofny.com/collections/bottoms/products/nomad-pants#specs-tab . the inseams are all 34.5, I've never done it but Sufu says they can be tailored like any other fabric. I will also shamelessly whore out my huckberrry rec code (http://fbuy.me/_3Il) which gets you five bucks and me ten. I haven't purchased anything from this site yet so I can't comment on return policy. clymb has you pay for return shipping but does a refund. when I called them about it they refunded my shipping. hoping I won't have to go through that with huckberry
Techwear is cringeworthy school shootercore clothing
>>8632534
How much stretch is there in the waist? Or is there none? Currently like a 33 natural waist and I'm wearing jeans which are a 32 waist right fairly comfortably and I feel like I should be able to drop down another waist size to 32 or maybe even 31.
Why is it that every techwear general always ends up being absolute shit?
Either it's people posting Acronym goof ninja shit or fucking Levi Commuters.
OP, Aether is pretty good shit. I have two winter coats from them, one which I abused the shit out of this past winter, and it took it like a champ. I have heard rumors of poor quality, though... not able to confirm myself.
>>8634341
These boots are fucking laughable.
i'll suck the dick of whoever can find me some cheap black athletic short shorts with pockets
>>8635242
more than denim, less than gym shorts. think pulling on a cotton tshirt. I ordered a 32-36. my waist is between a 33 and a 32. when I pull on the belt loop at my hip it stretches about an inch. only size down to 31 if you want a super skinny fit. they are pretty slim and have decent taper (though, as I said earlier, I have big leg muscles from running). a 32 would probably fit you fine
>>8635300
you're joking right. go to dicks. go to modells. go to soffees website. basic items like that can be picked up most places. any running store will have those.
>>8635300
Define cheap. Isaora has begun to really focus on athletic stuff.
>>8635303
Ah okay, perfect then, also it was more non-optional which as 31-30 was one of the only sizes they had left, although yeah looking at it I have like ~27" inseam so 36" wouldn't have worked anyways. Good to know it should stretch enough to fit properly on the waist though.
>>8630786
http://www.shopnativedanger.com/collections/fw14/products/masked-snapback
Does Isaora ever have more than a 30% off sale?
>>8635733
no. what piece from them are you looking at?
anyone know a good tumblr with techwear fits for inspo?
>>8635856
techspec
>>8635856
dressed down
>>8634341
w2c pants
>>8635974
levi commuter cargo pants
on sale on theclymb, though in some weird sizes
>>8629392
Aether is the shit. I copped my Cloud at a thrift store new with tags. It was unbelievable. It has held up phenomenally through two cold winters including skiing and winter camping. 100% waterproof, quite breathable.
>>8629470
Red Ledge Thunderlight comes in lots of different colors and has taped seams. It did not last me more than two rainy seasons of heavy use, but is definitely waterproof at the beginning. Currently sells for und $50 if you have Amazon Prime.
>>8634341
hat is a small label that a friend runs called Dataset
facemask is from sixpack.fr but from like '08
jacket is Isaora Tech 2L riding jacket
boots are surplus german army pilot boots aka "bundeswehr pilotenstiefel"
whole fit predates watchdogs by about a year
>>8629928
yo post more fits with these pants
ive been meaning to cwap but im on the fence
>>8635985
>levi commuter cargo pants
they look so much slimmer in the pic then on theclymb /:
How did you guys first wet your beak in techwear?
I was thinking about copping some Arc'teryx since ya'll talk about that a lot. But I'm reading a lot of poor reviews of their latter-day Chinese made stuff.
![004-OUTLIER-SlimDungarees-SlipNSlide[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/KAbyVUY.jpg "004-OUTLIER-SlimDungarees-SlipNSlide[1].jpg")
>>8636535
Go for a pair of Outlier pants. Not too expensive on the scale of techwear, but gives you a decent feel for what it's like.
>>8635841
I'm thinking of this, but I'm kind of on the fence.
>>8637377
wrong picture
the proof nomads that were recommended earlier are basically slim dungarees but with the sale and other rec code they're a hundred bucks cheaper. you should check out the outlier and proofny threads on styleforum. SUFU's outlier thread also has detailed reviews and breakdowns on all of their products. I agree that for a first techwear purchase you'd want an outlier or similar brand (mission workshop, proofny, SWRVE)
W2C techwear shorts
>>8637713
Outlier. their three ways are still available in some sizes and are great for that price. other outlier shorts are a little steep in my opinion. tracksmith's Longfellow or van cortland short. most things from SWRVE.
>>8633795
Your post sums up exactly why I think I would love living in Washington. But there are no University's quite up to my standard there :(
>>8637753
universities*
It was autocorrect I swear
>>8637714
w2c
>>8629753
w2c?
>>8638027
found it
too expensive :((((((((((((
>>8637379
Wasn't a fan of the fit on Isaora bombers when I tried them on.
>>8636489
exactly i didn't even recognize them
(i asked)
>>8638702
do you know w2c any other slim cargo pants in black?
>>8638735
no, thats why i was interested
:'(
>>8638759
not slim enough...
at least not the sizes that are currently available
>>8638759
we just established that they aren't slim enough
Anyone know how Levi's jackets are? Thinking about getting the commuter hoodie.
http://www.theclymb.com/men/11430/men-s-portlandia/show-product/100726?f=mi&path=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.theclymb.com%2Fmen%2F9816%2Fmen-s-levi-s
I thought about coping chelsea boots for aw... is there a tech wear version of them like with different/lighter material than leather?
>>8639029
Rubber is waterproof, not sure about the lighter aspect tho.
>>8638890
really great. my friend picked one up and he loves it wears it all the time.
>>8633231
Based Pacific Northwest weather
The Arc'teryx factory store is 15 minutes from where I live driving
>>8639750
you ever go there to check out their veliance lines?
>>8638809
this pretty much.
if you're going to go into techwear without spending a lot of money, you'll need to tailor most things.
Guys am I super tech ninja???
>>8640321
NBs ruin the fit
as they always do
>>8640333
I won't disagree that they aren't the best choice. I don't think they are terrible, though.
I refuse to buy black on black fly knits and I don't have boots that I want yet.
Open to other suggestions, though.
is there another anorak like the outlier one that is discontinued? pic related.
>>8640351
Nah dude, they just make some next level shit sometimes.
Anyone tried Mission Workshop trousers?
tech wear seems to have a nice variety of pants, footwear and outerwear, but what about tops? do you just never take off your jacket?
>>8640365
Icebreaker, Uniqlo, Isaora, etc
>>8640365
Merino wool tees. Outlier makes excellent tees and TAD is pretty decent.
I may try out Icebreaker one of these days too
>>8630273
>only shitty sizes left
>>8640381
From Outlier? You honestly have to watch the shit out of them to buy anything.
Hop on their reddit and watch for restock reports. They typically send out emails on Tuesday for new items and typically re up existing products and returns on Mondays.
Prepare thy wallet, my friend.
>>8630273
Already copped mine
>>8640360
damn. nothing else close?
>>8640409
Man, I've been around the tech universe and back, and haven't seen anything else with the cowl like that.
>>8637713
any except outlier nw. bad fit, bad quality, gigantic stupid pockets, and prepare to size up because of button on the stupid rope.
>>8640475
>Outlier
>bad quality
HAHA.
>>8640413
shite thats what I'd feared. I do like the fishtail one from nexusvii tho. fuckin anoraks are so hard to find.
>>8635353
howd u get that promo discount?
>>8640532
You looking for softshell or insulated? I've seen plenty of anoraks, just not ones with the cowl.
tech boot suggestions? Here'e a couple i was thinking about these for da snow
>>8640633
>>8640321
Does anyone have the pictures of that guy who claimed to have 9/10 tech fit only topost pictures and reveal how shit he looked?
>>8630273
>No more black
H-harvest gold is good too, right?
>>8638676
What's wrong with them?
>>8640673
LMAO
am I tech, /fa/?
this is satire
>>8640701
Real talk, there's something good going on there with that wrap.
>>8640673
honestly it still looks fine, just not as a techwear piece
>>8640710
hahaha you can achieve it with a lands end thermacheck blanket
>>8640716
Yeah they look more tacticool than techwear.
>>8640673
could be a good lunarcore piece
>have all these maharishi pants
>slightly loose
w2c a good techwear belt?
>>8640673
gr8 for a desertcore fit
>>8640828
I always liked Maharishi pants
>>8640834
they're good as fuck
>>8640673
as the guy who gets money if you buy those pants, these are far superior cargos. I own them and can post fit pics. RLX space Cargos. currently on clearance. more lunarcore than techwear but still great pants. http://www.ralphlauren.com/product/index.jsp?productId=31179046
I own them in 34-34. I am a 32 waist and they fit fine without a belt. really good pants in the summer. this photo doesn't do them justice. poet had a good fit pic in them but I lost it
>>8640895
took this photo a while back to show off the stretch of the pants I know it's not the greatest. this is the Yuca tan color. they're worth the clearance price
>>8640895
>>8640920
and just to be clear. I only mean superior for the tan colorway. Khaki pants, especially khaki cargoes strike me as being summer pants. in that feature these lightweight, easy to convert to 3/4, almost beachcomber pants work better than the heavy, hot, commuters. I totally concede functionality to the commuter. but as someone who owns both, these are the pants I pick in the summer. more bad massive file size photos. also, if anyone hasn't seen it Outlier restocked an updated OG pant and you can get it for fifty dollars off with the code 2008
>>8640828
http://supertalk.superfuture.com/index.php/topic/116740-urban-techwear/
search 'belt' in this thread.
too lazy?
http://www.eddiebauer.com/product/genius-stretch-belt/71403054/_/A-ebSku_0143054100__71403054_catalog10002_en__US?showProducts=&backToCat=Belts&previousPage=&tab=men&dcolor=100
>>8640619
softshells, mostly. post whatever. thank you based anon
>>8640333
They would look fine but the white is to bright, wear them in get them dirty because right now it's annoying.
>>8640661
Here you go.
>>8642393
Forgot the picture.
>>8636535
I got some Mission Workshop pants, they're dope. I've also been a huge skier my whole life though so I guess I already know all the stuff to look for and goods brands and shit
>>8640364
I have them, they're incredible. Got paid in them for working at an outerwear shop for a total of like 12 hours
>>8633795
Hey anon, I live in Seattle, too.
Just curious, what neighborhood are you in?
I live by St. James Cathedral in First Hill.
>>8637776
Portland has some good schools, and the rainy isolation vibe is very similar.
No beautiful Puget Sound, though.
>>8640828
What are those shoes?
Look for a Cobra buckle belt...
http://www.originalsoegear.com/collections/belts
>>8640661
Also, I wouldn't really mind admitting I looked that bad, if I did... but I don't really think I do.
I'm pretty objective when it comes to fits, and the fit is decent. Do you think otherwise? Honest opinion.
>>8632534
w2c rucksack?
30% off everything at Isaora
isa-ss-30
>>8641068
>>8642423
which pants. the division or the signal? would you mind talking a little about them?
w2c a decent and simple autumn/spring anorak?
>>8644428
why an anorak? just for aesthetics?
>>8640673
they're good with a pastel shirt
think supima tees from uniqlo
>>8643532
Thanks for the heads up. That discount actually puts their merino tees at the lowest of any I've seen.
code for 30% off at acronym
>>8646651
what code?
Thoughts on Isaora x meyerhoffer sweatpants? Looking for a good slightly tech-y sweat. Was gonna cop nike tech fleeces but they ran out of sizes :(
Also ausfag, and Isaora shipping is gonna cost me 30 buckaroos. The "sale" is gonna cover the shipping price at most. Wat do?
>>8647913
they have weird sizing across their whole line. check the inseam on the sweats before you cop. aesthetically they seem pretty meh to me. I'd rather get something else at the price they're asking for it
>>8647632
the super secret spooky code
>>8632534
w2c the shirt please?
>>8645431
what pants are those?
why don't I see more track jackets in techwear? they seem to fit the theme
as long as you don't go full slav
Is this backpack (Billabong Ascend) a good choice? If not, any good backpack recs for ~$200?
>>8649820
>Billabong
heh
does anyone know a good tech jacket for really really cold weather?
>>8649820
looks pretty nice for being Billabong.
>>8635863
Love that jacket, what brand? kinda looks like the north face logo.
>>8629421
maharashi X paladium
>>8649820
Look at Cote and Ciel if you can go maybe a little over that price range
Was at rei today copping an arcteryx and was pretty surprised how nice some the rei brand stuff is. Budget techfags should take a look. The jove jacket in particular is pretty dope aside from a small logo on the sleeve.
>>8634383
I'd like to know the same thing. I'm also looking at the other Levi's commuter jacket that buttons up and looks more like denim.
>>8650410
I've tried it on in store before. It was a great jacket, but it was around 150 then. I'll probably pick it up at this price
>>8649820
>>8649820
http://www.dakine.com/p/backpacks/mens-street-backpacks/fall-14-winter-15/gemini-28l?clr=BLACK
I just bought this and I think it's a really good backpack. Nice sleeve for laptops and has a nice minimal design.
d
Does this jacket count as techwear? Yeah I'm in boxers that i got for not having an STD. dumb fuck didn't know I'm a virgin
>>8650513
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
>>8642610
The fit on the jacket is off, and the pants don't match the rest of the fit.
>>8646470
I tried one and it was insanely itchy.
>>8650519
Bump
So basically "tech" wear is wearing a rain coat even when it's dry.
Wow so TECH, get in the CYBERZONE with this insane rad TECH COAT with our new TECH CORE LOOK, GUARANTEED to boost your AUTISM creds to the MAX.
>>8649820
patagonia
do you faggots all derive from /v/
So, from a few inputs in this thread, Aether seems to be quality.
I was considering their Empire jacket for cycling. I commute, quite often in the rain, sometimes in some heavy downpour.
Has someone there used the jacket? I'm quite tall at a bit more than 190cm, so I'm a bit worried the lower back flap may not be long enough.
>>8650519
w2c black hair like that?
>>8652060
Aether makes good clothes but they're frequently overpriced for what you get. check out SWRVE's jackets, one of which is currently on clearance. I'm 194 cm myself however so if you do but it post fit pics. buying clothes is always an adventure huh?. at least outlier makes pants in long inseams
>>8652060
Huckberry currently has Aether's pinnacle jacket for a hundred off. https://huckberry.com/store/aether/category/p/18704-pinnacle .
full disclosure: I'm this guy (>>8635177)
>>8652662
To elaborate, they're not overpriced for what they are, but rather where they're made. a lot of tech wear is coming out of new york and San Francisco companies who use local labor. you pay a premium for that labor. aether stuff has the same schoeller materials, but they sew it up in factories overseas while expecting the same, and often greater, price premium of American manufacturing.
>>8652732
and their space jacket, but I haven't heard great things about this. overpriced for what it is and not too durable. you can find fit pics of it on sufu.
should i cop? winter jacket recommendations?
Big, quickly done splash of my fall winter directions I may go in. I'm definitely going for more color and a more care-free vibe. just grabbed random items that look similar to what I'll be aiming for. some strong tech elements for sure, but I'll keep it a bit lunar too.
>>8653809
>>8653817
>>8651863
>wearing clothes with no gigabytes
you wouldn't last a second in the techzone
>>8635353
a year ago I ordered my commuter cargos in 33x32 even though I'm a 30x32, took mine to a local tailor and they tapered it perfectly. I'd recommend doing the same.
there is a company that makes waterproof sneakers, does anyone know what it is? They only have like 2 or 3 models.
>>8653835
>dat Tokyo-3 patch
fuck
>>8654069
SWIMS?
>>8651863
No one should wear a raincoat when it's dry just like I don't walk around in a formal suit on any given evening.
Techwear is a function-oriented (or at least more so than most) manner of dressing.
I'm currently trying to build a capsule wardrobe of techwear for minimalist living and travel.
>>8653817
That handlebar is fucktarded
>>8652662
Thanks for the recommendations, though I don't really dig the SWRVE jackets...
The milwaukee looks like a hoodie, and I absolutely hate the buttons on the deck.
Also, about the price, I'm in europe, so pretty much anything tech is way overpriced due to importing. I was considering buying from mr porter, that way the return is free in the worst case.
360€ is a lot though..
>>8652732
I like it, but I'm really looking for a cycling jacket
>>8654069
used to be outlier x supermarines
I'm on a budget and trying to combine two staple pieces into a single item, boots + sneakers. How do Palladium products fare?
>>8640701
Not sure how that blanket works but it looks great.
>>8654848
consider what they were designed for, sad french bastard military applications built out of necessity in swamps and jungles. they will just barely prevent you from dying of foot rot or breaking your metatarsals, but they are ugly as fuck. the fact that they continue to be considered fashionable in some circles astounds me. get nikes instead.
>>8654891
that made sense until the last three words.
>>8653835
w3c cargos?
Semi-relevant. Where can I find such functional duds
>>8655194
"duds"?
>>8655200
Second Google definition
>>8655194
http://wgtrunkco.com/collections/pants/products/whillas-gunn-alpha-pants-in-navy
>>8655234
Thank you anon
What kind of shoes will you guys be wearing for autumn/winter? Looking for inspo of boots you can wear in a city but which are not that heavy.. dont want to lift tons with every step i take
>>8655543
I like these except the branding, but finding good winter shoes is tough - Salomon XA Pro 3D Mid LTR GTX.
>>8637776
dude University of Washington (seattle campus) is a fantastic school
>>8656152
Agreed, though I'm afraid it's not exactly "Ef Ay"
>>8640828
get black laces
>>8656640
pith reflective laces
is it possible to find any cool tech softshell for <100$ ?
>>8658103
Helikon has some nice softshells they're a bit "tacticool" though
>>8658128
mmh this one is pretty cool but a little too classic and too cop-style
do you know another cool brand ?
ps: thx
>>8658202
Underarmour I guess, I can't think of anything else at the moment
>>8629470
Costco Kirkland Brand softshells were comparable to North face and Patagonia's for much more. I'll post pic when I get home. Really nice jackets. Surprising for the price
>>8658387
Many Kirkland products are surplus stock from their vendors that they rebrand and repackage. It's especially evident in the spirits.
What's most appealing about techwear is the jackets. I need one for winter time and in Sweden we usually get around -15C and -20C. Could you guys recomend a jacket that would manage that cold without being a "puffy"?
Who makes the best merino tees and shirts? Also looking for good socks and boxer briefs/ shorts
>>8640838
what are they called?
>>8659451
Merino Ts - isaora (they run a size big) smart wool or mission workshop
Underwear - ex officio
Socks - smart wool
>>8658477
My Aether Highline got me through -32F + wind this previous winter no problem. Not puffy at all.
>>8660224
I will give you the ts but outlier socks are nothing special and meundies are just hype.
>opinions
>>8660323
>modal underwear
>hype
>thinking something made of nylon is better
Do you know anything about fabrics? The Outlier socks are made of a better quality of wool than the damn shirts.
best affordable techwear footware? specifically boots?
