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Mid weight outerwear thread.
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Harringtons are one way to go.
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Harrington Jacket
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You could also do a cotton M-65.
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Type III's are cool, especially in a non-denim fabric if you can find it.
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You could also look into techier stuff like Acronym and whatnot. I think a couple of the Nau jackets are pretty nice if you're into that sustainable stuff.
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>>3387433 no
>>3387430 and no.
both are TERRIBLE choices. A denim jacket? Wtf are you thinking?
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Steve McQueen again
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>>3387430 >>3387433 Not much of a techie but these two interest me. Sauce on both?
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>>3387441 >doesn't know the difference between denim and corduroy /fa/scist faggot !!ovdI0id3NeK
>>3387446 Alpha Industries and Levi's Vintage Clothing, respectively.
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Mechanics Jackets are also a good choice. Less versatile than a harrington, but still a good choice.
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>>3387449 This may be a silly question to ask, but is Alpha Industries unrivalled in it's construction and whatnot?
http://www.alphaindustries.com/Mens-Casual-Outerwear/Alpha-Industries-Hawk.asp I really like this, but I want to be sure it's worth it, you know, I'm running into a bit of money soon that I am happy to spend, but only if I can sleep at night knowing I spent it well.
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>>3387464 Im realy feeling this jacket, actually.
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>>3387468 I think it's very good quality for the price. You should check RetailMeNot and see if there's a coupon. I got a N-2B for dirt cheap at their last sale.
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>>3387478 Generally a good rule of thumb for lightweight jackets is to think of them as workman's gear. So bombers, harringtons, mechanic, oil, military, and riding jackets are all good takes. If someone would or would've done outside work in the jacket or it takes styling cues from that, it's a good take.
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>>3387480 And theres a 15% off coupon that might still work. Thanks again
I would also get that Commando sweater if it didnt have Epaullets ;_; I'll just get the LL Bean one
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>>3387490 Except track jackets. Those were played out a couple years ago.
A slim fit letterman might work if you're not in America where people wear them in support of their school.
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>>3387490 Thanks as well, I am trying to get into the workwear look, as opposed to the nautical thing going around.
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>>3387494 I actually still wear a track jacket with oxford shirts, ties, and chinos because it's too hot for anything else that is remotely /fa/
>my face when my jacket is played out SaiGAR_Loser lost his trip
>>3387509 If it's a simple slim fit track jacket and you're wearing it like that you might be able to stretch it through with spring until summer comes around and you don't need it. But come fall time you should think about dropping a dime for something different.
Just don't be a retard wearing an oversized, retro track jacket.
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>>3387521 Yeah, I wear it slim. Good to know! I really have no idea what to get when it comes to fall jackets since I haven't started looking yet.
