Ivy/Prep/Trad Thread

[Anonymous No.13842821]

This thread is about the discussion and appreciation of the ivy league style and its variations

Forums:
http://www.forums.filmnoirbuff.com/viewforum.php?id=13
https://www.reddit.com/r/NavyBlazer/
https://www.styleforum.net/

Blogs:
http://www.ivy-style.com/
http://oxfordclothbuttondown.com/
https://www.saltwaternewengland.com/
https://vestirseporlospies.es/
http://www.collegetrad.com/
http://claseleganciaydistincion.blogspot.com/
http://www.dressdecoded.com/
http://maxminimus.blogspot.com/
http://anaffordablewardrobe.blogspot.com/ (dead)
http://alexandergrant.blogspot.com/ (dead)
http://theivyleaguelook.blogspot.com/ (dead)
https://inner-city-style.blogspot.com/ (dead)
http://thetrad.blogspot.com/ (dead)

Instagrams:
https://www.instagram.com/innercitystyle/
https://www.instagram.com/fifi_le_car/
https://www.instagram.com/kjp/
https://www.instagram.com/dixielandtrad/
https://www.instagram.com/bayridgedock/
https://www.instagram.com/sophieschumacher0/
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppytexan/
https://www.instagram.com/sweatbrah/
https://www.instagram.com/robinvancrabb/
https://www.instagram.com/abbycapalbo/
https://www.instagram.com/howieguja/
https://www.instagram.com/wmbrownproject/
https://www.instagram.com/michaellorber/

Books/Reads:
The Preppy Handbook: https://issuu.com/fiyero109/docs/toph
Nautical clothing guide: https://epochs.co/features/epochs-guide-to-nautical-clothing?p=nauticalpost

Where to find clothing if you are European:
https://pastebin.com/XuddAMgt (provisional)

[Anonymous No.13842825]

Does somebody know an alternative to Smathers&Branson in Europe?

[Anonymous No.13843317]

shameful bump

[Anonymous No.13843382]

>>13842821
I'm going to kill whoever invented the slim fit meme. I need a sport coat for a business trip (eurofag) and everything sub 200 eurodollars is a slim fitted, ass hanging, thin lapel having, polyester filled, fuse glued fuck fest.

>le tighter it fits to you the better the fit xD

You fucking drones ruin everything, I can't even find a decent jacket below 200 euros anymore, even more traditional brands have bent their ass over to the slim fit meme just to save themselves from the zara menace. That said, anyone who can recommend me a brand in Europe that makes decent suit jackets and blazers under 200€ would be greatly appreciated. Before you say it, yes I do thrift. Also, great job compiling all those links OP.

[Anonymous No.13843393]

>>13843382
oh yeah euro is cucked on size. trad amerifat boomers ftw

[Anonymous No.13843421]

>>13843393
I'll be visiting the US for the business trip so worst case scenario I get one on my first day there. I'll post some inspo while I'm here.

[Anonymous No.13843429]

>>13843382
>slim fit
Take a look here, I marked "Classic" fit, the other 2 options were Regular and Slim
https://www.elcorteingles.es/moda/hombre/americanas-y-blazers/?f=attr.fashion_length::Classic

[Anonymous No.13843485]

I DM'd pic related on IG and she didn't answer.

what a fucking cunt.

love her style though.

[Anonymous No.13843513]

>>13843485
handle?

[Anonymous No.13843516]

>>13843485
imagine being this entitled

[Anonymous No.13843525]

>>13843382
that's because boomers don't know how the internet works and young people are the only ones who buy online and the only ones who buy slim fit.
go into an actual store and you will find good sportcoats.
that's also how I find my other boomer stuff like tattersall and moleskin
t. Dutch

[Anonymous No.13843550]

>>13843516
its a meme you dip.

>>13843513
this isn't her handle but you will be able to find her handle on this instagram handle on here

https://www.instagram.com/ethanmwong/

shouldnt take more than a min to find her.

[Anonymous No.13843618]

>>13843550
She looks like an arthoe:
https://www.instagram.com/muuuchacha/

I´ll add that redditor´s instagram and blog to OP next time, he has some cool stuff sometimes, mostly trad style.

[Anonymous No.13843730]

>>13843429
Thanks man, checking it rn.

>>13843525
Yeah, I was planning on checking the stores in person tomorrow since online yielded no results. Also, the few times I've been to the Netherlands that seemed to be the case.

>>13843618
I have some guys on ig that I could recommend OP, I used to be the OP some threads past.

[Anonymous No.13843802]

>>13843730
>I have some guys on ig that I could recommend OP
Post them here, I´ll add them to the list I have:
https://pastebin.com/R9pTcL7C

[Anonymous No.13844390]

>>13842821
>everything sub 200 eurodollars is a slim fitted, ass hanging, thin lapel having, polyester filled, fuse glued fuck fest

>implying he don't want cheap shit and current trends for 20s but cannot afford affordable classical luxury for 40s boomer professionals, while blaming them on 4chan

Suitsupply patterns are rather bad but bearable, try them.

Or else, Hong Kong, Korea, even Japan manage to do sub 200 euro non-fused non-slim fit 100% wool jackets, visit us sometimes.

[Anonymous No.13844550]

>>13843382
Suitsupply makes a jacket you want, for an affordable price of 550 euro. Offline clearance sales of East Asia can also give you a 200 euro half-canvassed jacket(55000 yen RRP and such) but I don't think you can go there.

Massimo Dutti, Zara's brother, make a slim fit jacket 169~199 euro. This is one of the most inexpensive decent jacket in Europe, since they are a fast fashion company with cheap prices.

M&S has a 120 gbp jacket. I recommend this, they are huge and made from nice fabrics.
H&M has a 70 euro jacket, for the reference.

Also, wearing a regular fit jacket in 20s make you look really bad, unless you wear a suit or master the fit of 1930s.

Hope this helps.

[Anonymous No.13844733]

where do I shop online, on a budget?

[Anonymous No.13844858]

>>13844550
>Massimo Dutti
Their jackets are short though and won't cover your bum.

[Anonymous No.13844898]

>>13843485
>wondering what is going on with her shoes
>wait, has she put a penny in her penny loafers?
>mfw I never realised this
'The term penny loafer has uncertain beginnings. One explanation is when American prep school students in the 1950s, wishing to make a fashion statement, took to inserting a penny into the diamond-shaped slit on their Weejuns. Another theory is that two pennies could be slipped into the slit, enough money to make an emergency phone call in the 1930s. Either way, the name penny loafer came to be applied to this style of slip-on and has since stuck. The practice continues, especially among those who remain committed to a classic and refined but still scholarly appearance, such as lawyers.'

[Anonymous No.13844903]

>>13843485
I would beat the shit out of her - I like to abuse women

[Anonymous No.13845003]

w2c coat

[Anonymous No.13845097]

>>13844550
You are showing him slim fit stuff

[Anonymous No.13845102]

Lurking.

Can I post British Countryside fits here or do they not belong?

[Anonymous No.13845153]

>>13845102
as long as they are not too larpy

[Anonymous No.13845155]

[Anonymous No.13845191]

>>13845102
This is the thread for it

[Anonymous No.13845239]

Colour of desert boots / chukkas to wear with this fit? Or maybe boat shoes

[Anonymous No.13845245]

>>13845239
change jeans for khakis, olive green or grey flannel trousers. As for color, dark brown.

[Anonymous No.13845275]

>>13845239
please don't wear a v neck anon, just get the crew neck lambs wool jumper from uniqlo instead

[Anonymous No.13845372]

>>13845097
I am just listing realistic and currently existing options in real life whether it meets his expectations or not.

[Anonymous No.13845424]

>>13845239
Light brown or sand

[Anonymous No.13845426]

>>13845275
nothing wrong with v neck if you you wear a shirt under

[Anonymous No.13845483]

>>13845239
>>13845426

This.

Also, I'd either go darker jeans myself or like some others have said, maybe some tan or sand chinos. I'd go dark brown boots too. You might consider a dealer boot with a little brogueing too if you want.

[Anonymous No.13845489]

>>13843382

Tried Samuel Windsor?

[Anonymous No.13845873]

>>13845275
Holy cow imagine not wearing v neck sweaters, and then shilling for uniqlo in a prep thread. Pretty embarrassing

[Anonymous No.13845897]

>>13845873
>Holy cow
The v neck in anon's image is from uniqlo, that's why I'm suggestion a better alternative from uniqlo you cretin

[Anonymous No.13845962]

>>13845426
Shirt and tie*

[Anonymous No.13845978]

>>13845897

>"Better"

[Anonymous No.13846048]

I have 200€ saved for Black Friday, my plan is to buy some sweaters. What are you looking for next friday?

[Anonymous No.13846049]

>>13846048
200 euros will buy you one good sweater.

maybe 2 if youre lucky.

[Anonymous No.13846053]

>>13846049
retard. you can buy made in scotland shetlands for 115 retail, you can probably get 3 on black friday.

[Anonymous No.13846057]

>>13846053
suck my dick from the back.

bitch

[Anonymous No.13846070]

>>13846057
retard

[Anonymous No.13846096]

>>13846057
>

>>13846053
>>13846049
Yep, the ones I want are one from Barbour (retail 105€) and 2 from AranSweaterMarket (retail 65-90€). With some luck I get the 3

[Anonymous No.13846169]

>>13846096
How about you buy one good sweater instead of three shitty ones

[Anonymous No.13846178]

>>13846169
what good ones?

[Anonymous No.13846188]

>>13845489
Very good recommendation, shame I didn't see it in time. Got a flannel, prince of wales check Neapolitan Jacket in grey instead for 200 eurodollars. Maybe I'll post a pic when it's delivered. Thanks for the recommendation regardless.

>>13843802
Alright, I'll make a list.

[Anonymous No.13846197]

>>13846178

Not cheeky lad but you could try looking at Campbells of Beauly.

[Anonymous No.13846203]

>>13846197
but those retail at 65 GBP. you know the Euro-GBP exchange rate has changed since 2005, right?

[Anonymous No.13846211]

>>13846197
Most of those cost less than the Barbour one I said...

>>13846169
>shitty ones
Arguments about why they are shit?

[Anonymous No.13846470]

None of you fucking cunts are posting inspo

[Anonymous No.13846513]

[Anonymous No.13847018]

[Anonymous No.13847511]

[Anonymous No.13847535]

>>13847018
Terrible.

>>13847511
Comfy.

[Anonymous No.13847554]

>>13847535
Nice fits, nonce faces on both though

>>13847511
Comfy farmer core

[Anonymous No.13847557]

WHAT are Some Prep approved perfumes lads, give me your best


Thanks

[Anonymous No.13847569]

give me some inspo on how a shirt should fit please

[Anonymous No.13847599]

>>13847569
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra5Idf_kroI

[Anonymous No.13847741]

>>13847557
PdM Layton, the freshness of the Apple and the vanilla/cardamom smell makes it fit into /prep/. If you want /trad/ go for vetiver frags

>>13847511
is that a wool tie?

>>13847018
sad

[Anonymous No.13847773]

>>13845275
>>13845426
>>13845483

I guess crew necks are much more flexible, do V necks look good without ties?

[Anonymous No.13847778]

>>13847773
>V necks
They are only good with a shirt under them, any other thing is just awful. Looks good with shirt and no tie below. With crewneck you can wear a tshirt under the sweater and its good

[Anonymous No.13848114]

>>13847569
Jeb!

[Anonymous No.13848385]

>>13845155
Where can I get this type of shoes, I see them everywhere

[Anonymous No.13848390]

>>13847535
>>13847554

Port, sloe gin, smoked venison and partridge pâtéfor shoot lunch too. Very comfy day over all.

>>13847741

It is. I got it from my father. The only thing on it is a silk tag that says 'made in Great Britain'. I wish I knew where I could get another one the same. It beats the usual game bird motif things you see on shoots in the UK if you ask me.

[Anonymous No.13848394]

>>13846188
Where to cop jacket?

[Anonymous No.13848401]

>>13846188
Where did you buy your grey jacket? A grey flannel is exactly what I'm looking for atm

[Anonymous No.13848462]

>>13848385
suede Chukka, pic is Drake's

[Anonymous No.13848485]

>>13848401
Here's a pic of the jacket, it's from a greek store called Tsitsigias. A quick google search will probably be enough. Their english on the site are a bit wonky so I'll provide some details. It has no padding on the shoulders, the collar sits high and the lapels are wide (hard to tell from the photo), it's half lined, slight excess of fabric at the top of the sleeves (spalla camicia), slanted chest pocket, 2 buttons (a 3/2 would be dynamite but oh well), 2 patch pockets and two vents on the back. The buttonholes on the sleeves are fixed at 2/4. The site indicates that the fabric's a wool/cotton mix but doesn't specify the details. It's also sewn in Naples. Cheers.

[Anonymous No.13848539]

>>13848462
Thanks!

[Anonymous No.13848543]

>>13848485
Looks pretty solid thanks.

[Anonymous No.13848578]

>>13848462
Alden would be a good alternative for Americans. Best chukkas imo.
>>13848485
I'll be interested to see what the fit is like. If it's not long enough to cover the bum it would be a no go for me.

[Anonymous No.13848584]

>>13844903
You should reconsider the way you live your life then.

[Anonymous No.13848618]

>>13848543
Happy to help.

>>13848578
Yeah, that would have also been a dealbreaker for me but I'm happy to say that it does cover my butt. I'll post a fit pic when it's delivered.

[Anonymous No.13848669]

>>13848485
Arent these too girly atm?

[Anonymous No.13848687]

>>13848669
I've seen a lot of girls with the same pattern on trousers but it doesn't bother me at all.

[Anonymous No.13848699]

>>13848669
Weird question desu. How could grey check be considered girly or even too girly?

[Anonymous No.13848703]

>>13848687
Prince of wales check is not girly at all, it's quite the opposite actually

[Anonymous No.13848845]

Are bass weejuns good penny loafers? Or would I be better off splurging on a nicer pair?

[Anonymous No.13848867]

>>13848845
They're pretty good for the price. Depends on what you want really.

[Anonymous No.13848904]

>>13848687
Girls are weird though.

[Anonymous No.13848915]

Guys what is the best coat for button up and dress pants and dress boats that isn't an trench coat. I don't want to look like a school shooter or the Highlander.

[Anonymous No.13848967]

>>13848915
Waxed jacket, wool topcoat, yellow raincoat

Pic related. GANT double decker jacket. Wait for it to go on sale I think it cost me 200 odd Euros. Maybe more. It's got lots of pockets and you can zip it up to the top for neck protection. Also has a hidden hood that you can pull out.

Please forgive me for being fat in this picture. I've started going to the gym since then.

[Anonymous No.13848977]

>>13848967
Zipped up.

[Anonymous No.13848989]

>>13848977
Ok last photo of my faggot face. I wear this jacket with a suit for work a lot.

[Anonymous No.13848994]

>>13848989
J.crew

[Anonymous No.13849001]

>>13848967

[Anonymous No.13849029]

>>13848967
GANT alaways has nice jackets

[Anonymous No.13849042]

>>13848967
Thanks. that looks nice. I wasn't even aware of those. That is what I'm going to get.

[Anonymous No.13849055]

>>13848845
The quality is ehh for the sole. Mine fell off a few times and ill just shoe glue it back on. The leather looks fine, except for where I scuffed em from trying to skate

[Anonymous No.13849122]

>>13849055
Skating with loafers?

[Anonymous No.13849497]

>>13849122
I was drunk

[Anonymous No.13849583]

I just got these Maine Mountain Moccasin Bluchers in olive
Chromexcel; they’re super comfy and MiUSA

Did I do a good job ??

[Anonymous No.13849601]

>>13849583
Excuse my brain. I’m high

[Anonymous No.13850191]

Bump

[Anonymous No.13850250]

>>13848485
pls post the fit when you buy this anon

>>13848967
>>13848989
great fits anon

[Anonymous No.13850287]

>>13850250
Will do if this thread is still up on thursday. Otherwise I'll post the fit on the next thread.

[Anonymous No.13850417]

>>13849601
The soles are a bit ugly imho

[Anonymous No.13850508]

Afternoon Chaps.

Need to get myself a new fair isle jumper for these winter months, stumbled across this Barbour one. What are your thoughts on it?

https://www.barbour.com/uk/barbour-case-fairisle-crew-neck-jumper

Cheerio!

[Anonymous No.13850557]

>>13850508
I mentioned earlier in this thread that I was going for a Barbour sweater this black friday. Its that one you posted or the other one they have in black/grey/white. It looks good

[Anonymous No.13850749]

>>13842821

[Anonymous No.13850821]

>>13850749

[Anonymous No.13850828]

[Anonymous No.13850868]

>>13842821
What woul best match brown BrooksBros cardigan? I'd like for one of my butt-on ups I have solid colors but most are patterned like these https://www.jcrew.com/c/mens_category/shirts

Not so much checkerboard though.

[Anonymous No.13850893]

>>13850868
tattersall, white

[Anonymous No.13850908]

>>13850893
I got a light navy. I think that will do perfect.

What would be a complementary tie?

[Anonymous No.13851049]

>>13850868
>J.crew

I spit on their puny collars.

[Anonymous No.13851155]

>>13850908
orange or brown

[Anonymous No.13851385]

>>13850508

Campbells of Baeuly

[Anonymous No.13851391]

>>13850908

Brown wool like that Anon from yesterday.

[Anonymous No.13851637]

>>13851385
This brand has got mentioned twice in this thread, whats the quality like?

[Anonymous No.13852016]

[Anonymous No.13852899]

Why is this thread so slow?

[Anonymous No.13853017]

>>13852899
Few posters

All of my friends state that wearing a shirt under a crewneck is uncomfortable :S

[Anonymous No.13853059]

>>13853017
Depends on the shirt really. I find that a shirt underneath a thick cableknit is maximum comfy.

[Anonymous No.13853171]

>>13853059
On the sweater no?

[Anonymous No.13853294]

>>13852899
Because trad is good, but not great.

[Anonymous No.13853391]

>>13852899
because /fa/ is dead and honestly r/navyblazer and styleforum are better

[Anonymous No.13853489]

>>13847557
acqua di parma

[Anonymous No.13853496]

>>13853391
>styleforum
But thats mostly all menswear, do they even have anything ivy/prep related?

[Anonymous No.13853582]

>>13853391
>r/navyblazer

Styleforum is great, just American focused.
R navy blazer is a mixture of larpers with shitty fits and actual smug East coast ivy allumni with shitty fits. As a board it's obsessed with 'authentic' brands and comepletely cringe-worthy.

Would like to know a good site for euros.

[Anonymous No.13853626]

>>13853582
r/navyblazer is LARP central. All these threads about what kinda music or hobbies are preppy, ffs it's not a costume

[Anonymous No.13853733]

>>13853582
>site for euros
http://www.rincondecaballeros.com/ if you are spanish

>>13853626
>>13853582
Some of the fits from navyblazer are fine. I do agree that all wear the same brands for nearly everything: Patagonia, LLBean, Barbour, Rancourt, Polo Ralph Lauren, Brooks Brothers, Vineyard Vines. Its really hard to find one fit which doesnt include any of those brands

[Anonymous No.13854414]

>>13848390

Shooter or beater? Spent the weekend comfy hunting as well, finally the time of the year to rock farmer-core without looking like an idiot.

[Anonymous No.13854745]

[Anonymous No.13854856]

>>13845003
tolkein was /fa/ as fuck

[Anonymous No.13854865]

>>13854745
>corduroy trench coat
where can I get this

[Anonymous No.13854892]

>>13854865
Drake's. Hope you have money.

[Anonymous No.13854950]

>>13854892
thanks, money isn't an obstacle

[Anonymous No.13855125]

>>13854745

am i looking at 3 collars on the right?

[Anonymous No.13855126]

>>13855125
Swagnificent, isn't it?

[Anonymous No.13855132]

>>13855126

yikes

[Anonymous No.13855158]

>>13855132
cringe

[Anonymous No.13855242]

What are my options for winter headwear? I usually dress like Steve McQueen but can't find any good hat Inspo looking at his pictures.

[Anonymous No.13855486]

>>13855242
As a rule David Beckham or Kanye West wear it you can wear it.

[Anonymous No.13855553]

>>13855486
Okay but unless I missed something neither of those people have a style similar to the style discussed in this thread or in my question

[Anonymous No.13856125]

Borderline larping but saved due to fit and color coordination. My jacket's supposed to be delivered today boys so be patient.

[Anonymous No.13856138]

>>13855242
Also, picrel

[Anonymous No.13856171]

>>13855486
Terrible rule. Beckham has worn a lot of questionable things.

[Anonymous No.13856192]

>>13856171
Not him but normalfags eat whatever shit beckham wears up. Kanye however is more questionable. But yeah, both are very far from prep or trad.

[Anonymous No.13856273]

>>13855242
Take a look at the nautical clothing guide from OP

>>13855486
No, they are very far away from this style. I think the best is to look at some of the instagrams or blogs from the OP

>>13855125
Yes... it looks bad, shirt + polo shirt is an awful combo :^)

[Anonymous No.13856602]

Jacket's here, here's the fit closed and open. Some info, it's 49% wool %49 cotton and 2% elastane (could live w/out the last one but it's not a deal breaker). Some wrinkles form mostly because of the cotton. The porportions may look a bit off because of the angles, my trousers aren't that high waisted.

Here are some igs you guys might like: @kleidsam
@psy3927
@oskarsalomonsson
@acutestyle
@mrsalomonsson
@jamesjonathant
@andreasweinas
@watatanigahaku

[Anonymous No.13856636]

>>13856602
looks nice anon. besides your current outfit, what do you think it will go with?

[Anonymous No.13856643]

WASP “culture” lmao

[Anonymous No.13856647]

>>13856643
go away gook

[Anonymous No.13856706]

>>13856636
Thanks, well with right about anything. It goes really well with most of my ties, shirts and trousers. The only thing that I would not combine it with are my khakis. Some of my trousers are in the dry cleaner's but I can post some close up shots of the 3 I have left (dark olive green in worsted merino, light emerald in flannel and the charcoal gray with white and burgundy specs in donegal, which is the one I'm wearing in the pic). My other trousers are a medium gray in flannel and navy in worsted.

[Anonymous No.13856798]

>>13856706
Where did you get your trousers?

[Anonymous No.13856924]

>>13856798
All of them are thrifted, sorry man.

[Anonymous No.13856934]

>>13856602
I dont know if its the image or that I am as blind as a mole. Isnt the blazer a bit big in that area?

Thanks for those IGs, I am going to improve the list in the OP, by separating the accounts in prep, trad or ivy categories

>>13856643
black?

[Anonymous No.13856969]

>>13854414

Beater today, gun this weekend! I'm lucky in a sense, I live and work on an estate so whilst I often do look like an idiot doing comfy farmer core, as we're calling it, year around - at least nobody notices. Happy hunting sir!

[Anonymous No.13856981]

>>13856934
>separating the accounts in prep, trad or ivy categories
Good idea.

As for the shoulder area, might be the pic, as I mentioned there's no padding and the sleeve begins right where the bone ends. I'm personally very pleased with how it fits around the shoulders. Armholes could sit a little higher but it's not a problem. Here's a close up.

[Anonymous No.13857002]

>>13856798
oof, I'm trying to look for high waisted wool trousers without paying designer prices

[Anonymous No.13857010]

>>13857002
Thrift, some patience and a trained eye can go a long way.

[Anonymous No.13857039]

>>13856981
yep, looks good, in the other photo it looked big

>>13857002
Take a look, I searched for "pantalón lana" (wool trousers)
https://www.elcorteingles.es/moda/hombre/search/?s=pantal%C3%B3n%20lana

Massimo Dutti, Adolfo Dominguez and Purificación García might be other places where you could find those kind of troussers without going to designer prices

[Anonymous No.13857627]

>>13856602
looks great

[Anonymous No.13857667]

>>13857002
Luxire MTM, can decide rise yourself (sale in a couple of days)

[Anonymous No.13858015]

>>13857627
Thanks

[Anonymous No.13858852]

>>13856602
That Mr Beans suit u tit?

[Anonymous No.13858859]

>>13858852
Peak fa

[Anonymous No.13858926]

More instagram accounts:
https://www.instagram.com/thepreppyguy/
https://www.instagram.com/carly/
https://www.instagram.com/hardinglane/


Anybody has any info about these? https://www.oldbullshorts.com/shorts/solid-shorts.html

[Anonymous No.13859018]

>>13856602
I like your fit but I'd wear a different shirt with it, the jacket doesn't cover the points of that one and on that type of collar that looks weird.

[Anonymous No.13859047]

>>13859018
I would too, it's the one I had left, my other shirts are at the dry cleaner's along with my trousers.

[Anonymous No.13859251]

>>13858926
You forgot https://www.instagram.com/genericebinpreppylarper

[Anonymous No.13859256]

>>13859251
huh it doens't exist anymore

[Anonymous No.13859753]

>>13842821
anyone own Meermin loafers?

[Anonymous No.13859764]

>>13859251
Incredible contribution to this thread

[Anonymous No.13860072]

>>13859764
Likewise

[Anonymous No.13860334]

El corte ingles has from now to the 24th all clothing at 20% discount, on the whole Brooks Brothers catalog (a big part of it is red fleece line). I have no idea if getting something

[Anonymous No.13860443]

I was a fat faggot in college. Now I’m a skinny faggot with an urge to buy this kind of shirt. Yes it’s more frat than prep. But most preps were in frats.

Can someone please talk me in/out of buying it

[Anonymous No.13860747]

>>13860443
dont waste money on tshirts

[Anonymous No.13860765]

>>13859753
I have a pair of the ones on the Elton last. They're pretty nice, no complaints. Would like to get a pair of their more traditionally loafer-cut ones and maybe an unlined pair, but this isn't the season.

[Anonymous No.13860832]

>>13856602
What's the id on the jacket? In dire need of one.

[Anonymous No.13861010]

>>13860832
it looks like a glen plaid

[Anonymous No.13861036]

>>13860832
Wool/polyester blend is better than wool/cotton blend.

[Anonymous No.13861068]

>>13861010
>>13861036
ty ty

[Anonymous No.13861099]

>>13860443
Looks terrible. No true preppy would wear a t shirt outside of a sporting context anyway.

[Anonymous No.13861191]

>>13860443
You’ll look like a popular 8th grader at a public school in a good area.

[Anonymous No.13861205]

>>13860765
are they true to size?

[Anonymous No.13861331]

>>13845426
V-necks are low class. Read Paul Fussell.

[Anonymous No.13861333]

>>13861331
fucking meme science. *insert pic of bush senior or JFK wearing a v-neck*

[Anonymous No.13861346]

>>13861333

[Anonymous No.13861350]

>>13861346

[Anonymous No.13861361]

>>13861346
i'm not saying he never wore crew. it's not like before buying a sweater you have to make a choice between crew and v and can't own both at the same time. >>13861331
And desu at this point low class people don't wear knitwear but sweatshirts and hoodies, it's outdated.
I always tought Fussell was a bit of a meme since 1. America doesn't have a proper class system. if you are rich you're upper class, while if a british plumber won a lottery that doesn't make him upper class. american upper class is almost entirely new money.
And 2. If you are truly upper class you sure as hell don't need to read a book on how to behave upper class

[Anonymous No.13861378]

>>13861361
plumber was a bit of a wrong example. but for example take Steve Jobs or Bezos. They (weren't) aren't truly upper class

[Anonymous No.13861407]

>>13861331

What is this bullshit? Don't start going all /pol/.

[Anonymous No.13861413]

>>13861361
JFK wore mostly shaggy dog crews. I personally think v-neck looks bad. JFK wouldn't even be high-class by Fussell's standards. I took Fussell to just be describing how old money WASPs lived/dressed. Those WASPs pretty much abdicated their traditions and just slum now.

[Anonymous No.13861422]

>>13861413
Prole Drift: the tendency for the higher classes to take on the characteristics of classes beneath them. This has really impacted the American middle class, which today is almost indistinguishable from high proles.

[Anonymous No.13861440]

>>13861407
Well, you are the one who is looking into a clothing style with a "troubling history for this era."

>The style, after all, is inextricably linked to whiteness; it carries a tangled legacy of attempting to spin whiteness as an eccentricity...

[Anonymous No.13861442]

>>13861407

[Anonymous No.13861516]

>>13861036
t. massimo dutti

[Anonymous No.13861670]

>>13861442
this is just anti-irish racism isn't it ?

Keep it coming

[Anonymous No.13861795]

>>13861670
Seems anti-italian

[Anonymous No.13861839]

>>13861361
>American doesn't have a class system.

I think you're overstating the difference in social mobility between the UK and the US. Both are pretty poor with most money staying in the hands of the rich and newcomers being a fairly rare thing compared to a lot of other wealthy countries.

[Anonymous No.13861842]

>>13861205
The Elton last runs a half size (UK) small for laced shoes (or buckled), but it's true to size for loafers, in my experience.

[Anonymous No.13861845]

>>13860443
lurk more

[Anonymous No.13861846]

>>13861361
>american upper class is almost entirely new money.
>t. doesn't understand that prep is a dress style devised by the American old money partially to distance themselves from the oceans of new money vulgarians

>If you are truly upper class you sure as hell don't need to read a book on how to behave upper class
This is 100% true, though.

[Anonymous No.13861849]

>>13859047
Fair bro, fair. I know this feel.

[Anonymous No.13861920]

>>13861440
I fucking hate those SJWs and their hypocrisy

[Anonymous No.13862351]

Have you seen any fair isle sweater with a black friday discount? (100% wool is a must)

[Anonymous No.13862518]

>>13861839
>class is about money

[Anonymous No.13863124]

I want to branch out a bit in the footwear and trouser department (uk anon). Currently just have brown leather alden indy knock offs and navy and olive chinos, but was thinking maybe some corduroy trousers. Any ideas?

[Anonymous No.13863131]

>>13844903
Based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.13863161]

>>13863124
Brown, khaki or cinnamon corduroys to give more colour variety to your wardrobe. Avoid pants in the same colours to the ones you already have. Cordings have plenty of colours

[Anonymous No.13863588]

>>13847535
Holy christ! How many generations of in-breeding did it take to create these two cretins?

[Anonymous No.13863691]

>>13847557
Not related by any means but I wear Versace Eros and it smells great.

[Anonymous No.13864231]

>>13863691
I second Versace Eros, it's my daily

[Anonymous No.13864375]

>>13863691
It smells lovely, I tried at the store but I ended up buying Ultramale

[Anonymous No.13864790]

>>13861346
where can you buy sweaters like that?

[Anonymous No.13864810]

>>13864790
O'Connels, Jamieson's of Shetland, Campbells of Beauly, Alan Paine, Harley of Scotland.
sesrch for Shetland sweaters (basically saddle shoulders and raglan cuffs)

[Anonymous No.13864913]

Does Drake's ever go on sale?

[Anonymous No.13865059]

Bought a Barbour fair isle, an aran sweater and a norwegian sweater for 230€ :) I´ll post pictures when all arrive

>>13864810
Alan Paine has sweaters for 60€ today, I have 2 of those and they are great

[Anonymous No.13865245]

hey guys, just saw that Kamakura does international shipping for free and reimbruses duties now. i guess i'll try it and update the pastebin

[Anonymous No.13865251]

>>13865245
just checked the terms, and the customs reimbrusement is in form of a voucher on a next purchase. so keep that in mind.
(if i get one more fucking bus captcha i will rape chinese moot)

[Anonymous No.13865277]

>>13865245
Could you please review the shirt when you get it? And provide good photos of the collar roll.
I have a kamakura shirt from 5 years ago (basic sky blue ocbd in tokyo fit) and i've been wearing it so much it's starting to fray.
Their new sport shirts look pretty sexy and i'll definitely order a few if the collar is good.

[Anonymous No.13865282]

>>13865277
I'm not sure if I'm going to buy it right now. Might wait until january for a sale, since you still have to basically add 10% duties and in my case 21% tax that will not get reimbursed until the next pruchase.

[Anonymous No.13865341]

>>13865282
> add 10% duties and in my case 21% tax
I really hate this crap, same situation here. All products at the end are around 30% more expensive because of that. Thats one of the things that keeps me from buying LLBean and similars

[Anonymous No.13865361]

>>13865341
yep. but Kamakura is different due to free intl. shipping and if for example in January they go 50% off and I buy 138 dollar worth of shirts (two 50% off and one less discounted or 4 shirts) that means still getting 20ish% off. And if I make another purchase that same sale it will be more& off due to the first purchase duties getting reimbursed

[Anonymous No.13865398]

>>13847018
Pleb tier

[Anonymous No.13865848]

Just bought this grey herringbone sport coat on eBay. It's vintage, made by Harvard Co-op, and the seller described it as mint condition. As far as I can tell it has all the ivy league details.

Did I do okay?

[Anonymous No.13865853]

>>13865848
I should add it was $70 total with shipping.

Here's a view of the back. Let me know if I screwed up...

[Anonymous No.13865888]

>>13865848
>>13865853
Judging from the pics the details seem very similiar to the jacket I got (I'm >>13856602) as in no padding on the shoulders, half lined, slanted chest pocket and patch pockets, though yours has a center vent on the back. The fabric looks wonderful and the 3/2 is sweet. The lapel gorge seems way too low for my taste but that is ultimately up to you. I find that lapels, the gorge and the collar can either make or break a jacket. The price point seems okay but I'm sure it will be in great condition judging from the fact that fabrics from that time were so hard wearing. Enjoy your purchase anon and be sure to post the fit.

[Anonymous No.13865938]

>>13865888
Nice trips.

Didn't think to consider the lapel gorge--in fact, was not even familiar with that term--although I did feel there was something off in that area when contemplating the purchase. Just couldn't put my finger on what it was at the time. Now that you've pointed it out, I can't stop noticing it.

Oh well, hopefully it will even itself out and appear more "right" when it's on a body as opposed to lying flat on the ground.

[Anonymous No.13865979]

>>13865938
Don't fret, as long as you don't overdo it with other vintage clothes nobody will notice a thing. Just focus on proper color coordination and fit proportional to your body and you'll be fine.

[Anonymous No.13866135]

>>13852899
maybe its just not a popular style. It can also come across as fedora (more so with blazers and suits) to me.
Though I do like the studious yet outdoorsy or athetic aspects.

[Anonymous No.13866147]

>>13865853
>>13865848
>3 cuff buttons
that's not what ishizu kensuke said was kosher wtf!!!

[Anonymous No.13866149]

The fit is the most important, but its not hard to find some cheap alterations if needed. To my eye it looks like good wool fabric in a classic color and decent construction for off the rack. Seams are well finished so a good buy I think.

[Anonymous No.13866160]

Does this thread ever relate to female fashion other than the usual memes?

[Anonymous No.13866169]

>>13866160
how doth one make a wayward wench-friend clothe herself as the drawings in HOZUMI KAZUO's ABII GYARU ZUKAN

[Anonymous No.13866171]

>>13866169
>trousers on a female
>trad.
get that shit out of here.

[Anonymous No.13866212]

Figure you guys might be more familiar with the terminology for this type of pussy blouse/cravat d-ring and what its called so I can search for a higher quality one. All the usual search terms are giving me nothing, and the one that comes with this blouse is cheap costume quality.

[Anonymous No.13866954]

>>13866160
unfortunately not really. this thread needs more women

[Anonymous No.13867043]

END is having a black friday sale on (a.o.) Jamieson's of Shetland sweaters. What do you guys prefer, the traditional Fair Isle pattern or even colours?

[Anonymous No.13867142]

>>13867043
I bought a red (cardinal) Jamieson's Shetland yesterday. I actually wanted the blue cable knit and green (bottle) Shetland but both of those are out of mediums so I settled for this.

[Anonymous No.13867352]

Good prep shoes to go with chinos and barbour or duffle? I was thinking some heavy country brogues, like Trickers Keswick or similar? I find that American work boots aren't quite right, as I'm a bong and dress more euro-prep than US nautical prep.

[Anonymous No.13867361]

>>13867352
Personally not a big fan of dressier shoes with chinos. I usually wear either white sneakers or penny loafers with them, and mid grey flannel pants for dressier shoes.

[Anonymous No.13867408]

>>13867142
>>13867043

Will jamieson’s sweaters ever be restocked at END?

[Anonymous No.13867432]

>>13867408
i think so yes, but very infrequently. haven't been restocked for atleast 2 months.

[Anonymous No.13867442]

Any good blogs/guides/reading for more Uk/EU based trad/prep?

[Anonymous No.13867457]

>>13867352
Brogues are fine, alien idea to me that brogues are somehow dressier than e.g. plaintoe oxfords. I think it might be some kind of burger idea.

Anyway, I think you've got the right idea, maybe get a derby brogue if you want it more casual, but avoid longwings since those are *definitely* a burgermeme.

[Anonymous No.13867463]

>>13867457

Yeah, 100% derby and not an oxford. Trickers and Alfred Sargent tend to make much chunkier shoes/lasts as well which would work more casually, much more so than a slightly brogued pair of oxfords from C&G or Carmina or similar.

Not a fan of longwings, think they look pretty odd desu, and no idea why people are thinking brogues are more formal than plain/cap toe. Weird.

[Anonymous No.13867552]

>>13867463
Yeh. Total agreement on all points, not much to add there t bh

[Anonymous No.13867605]

>2 Brooks Brothers
>a polo bear sweater
>a polo sweatshirt
Yup this was a good black friday

[Anonymous No.13867627]

>>13867442
I left 2 blogs in the OP: https://vestirseporlospies.es/ and
http://claseleganciaydistincion.blogspot.com/ They are in spanish, if you find or know some other blog I´ll add them to the OP. Also, the first 2 instagrams listed there are from 2 european guys, one from Germany and one from France.

>>13867605
How much did you pay for all that? polo bear sweaters are expensive af

>>13867408
>>13867432
At other websites there is the same problem, its hard to find M or L sizes

>>13867352
> I'm a bong and dress more euro-prep
Have you thought about chelsea boots?

>>13866160
There are some female instagrams listed in the thread, if some women get into the thread it might be a good topic

[Anonymous No.13867642]

>>13867627
>How much did you pay for all that? polo bear sweaters are expensive af
Around 400€ I think

[Anonymous No.13867674]

>>13867642
>400€
I expected far more, you did an effective shopping then

[Anonymous No.13867684]

>>13867674
Yeah the shirts had a 40% discount
For the Polo stuff I had a 30% discount on top of another 20% discount if I bought three items (my dad got a sweater too so we got that discount as well)
I wanted to get the Barracuda jacket but the zip was stuck on the only one of my size, fml. I'll have to buy it online

[Anonymous No.13867768]

Anyone here got a trench coat/good trench inspo?

[Anonymous No.13867855]

>>13867768
Take a look here, there are lots of outfits:
http://burberry.tumblr.com/

Some are cringeworthy, others are good. Trenchcoat is the best coat a woman can wear, I really love them on women, do you have the same opinion?

[Anonymous No.13868971]

Bump

[Anonymous No.13869752]

Just copped this Hilfiger crew neck. Love it.

[Anonymous No.13869930]

>>13869752
Not preppy at all

[Anonymous No.13869943]

>>13869752
Protip: If it has a big ass brand name/logo on it which screams "look at me, I'm wearing this or that brand", it's not preppy but streetwear

[Anonymous No.13869945]

>>13869943
What about pic related?

[Anonymous No.13869974]

>>13869945
The bear is not the brand name or logo. It is a cool picture btw, is it the sweater mentioned here: >>13867605?

>>13869930
This

[Anonymous No.13869978]

>>13869974
>The bear is not the brand name or logo. It is a cool picture btw, is it the sweater mentioned here: >>13867605 (You)?
Yup, do you think it looks nice? It was the last bear left but I think it's one of the best ones

[Anonymous No.13869988]

>>13869978
Yeah, there is a lot of detail in that bear, you can even see the orange/brown knitting lines on the jeans. What is the composition of the sweater? Cotton?

[Anonymous No.13869996]

>>13869988
Nope, it's 100% wool

[Anonymous No.13870048]

>>13869945
More kjp style prep than ivy or trad.

[Anonymous No.13870064]

>>13870048
>kjp
Some of the stuff they make looks fantastic, its a pity that the 30-60$ of transport + tariffs (30% extra) make it hard to get in Europe.

This fleece seem extremely comfy and their flannel colours are awesome
https://kieljamespatrick.com/collections/the-great-moose-fleece

[Anonymous No.13870655]

>>13870064
Don't tarrifs only apply over a certain value? It's something like 120 euros.

[Anonymous No.13870716]

>>13870655
>>13870655
It depends a bit on the country. Above 22€ you have 21%, and above 150€ 23.5%. But then sometimes you have an extra tax from Correos (national post service), that is usually 14-18€.

That kjp fleece would probably cost me: 156.93€ of fleece + 26-52€ of transport + 36.66€ of customs = 219.59-245.59€ (add 14-18€ extra if I have bad luck and Correos smashes me). Its insane, and if I choose a bad size or doesnt fit properly I am fucked

[Anonymous No.13870758]

>>13870064
Most of his shit is poor quality (which is highly unprep) and extremely overpriced. Who the hell pays $90 for a polyester skirt and $35 for a pair of synthetic blend socks.

[Anonymous No.13870835]

>>13870758
I agree with you on that, but their designs are quite good when it comes to originality. But tell me some socks with fair isle or similar patterns at around 35$ made with 100% wool. Chup, Barbour, Beams Plus, Burlington... all those dont make fully natural socks and they have similar or higher prices to KJP

[Anonymous No.13870901]

Thinking of ditching my wax jacket for something tweed.

[Anonymous No.13870914]

>>13870901
Get yourself a norfolk jacket, a bit larpy but you seem to be living the lifestyle already.

[Anonymous No.13870931]

>>13870901
where are you from?

[Anonymous No.13871612]

What do y’all think of these old RL flag sweaters?

[Anonymous No.13871993]

>>13870716
well fuck that then. Plenty of good clothes to buy in Europe.

[Anonymous No.13872780]

How's today's fit chaps?

[Anonymous No.13872795]

>>13872780
larp

[Anonymous No.13872811]

>>13871612
I dont like it

>>13872780
That cuff in the pants looks terribly bad, rest is good. Do you usually wear boat shoes in autumnn?

[Anonymous No.13872841]

>>13872811
Was all a bit rushed. Cuffing could definitely be better.
Yeah I usually wear boat shoes all year round, just personal preference.

[Anonymous No.13872855]

>>13872841
I also wear boat shoes. So convenient when it's a bit wet or I just want something more casual than blutchers. I have done suede chukkas as well. Anyone know any other preppy casual options

[Anonymous No.13872868]

>>13872780
i like it

[Anonymous No.13872899]

>>13872855
>preppy casual options

>>13872855
>>13872841
I find them a bit cold for the colder months, and if I wear thick socks they might fit worse in summer with no-show socks in case they widen

[Anonymous No.13872902]

>>13872899
Another option

[Anonymous No.13872903]

>>13872902
I also think this 2 might fit well into the europrep style. They come from riding and polo sports and till recently they were used by middle to upper classes

[Anonymous No.13872908]

>>13872899
Im looking for new penny loafers. Hard to find actual comfortable ones though.

[Anonymous No.13872910]

>>13872903
Another option, this one is a bit american, I havent been able to find any good one in europe, only heeled ones

[Anonymous No.13872922]

>>13872908
>comfortable
Take a look at Sebago, they make a penny loafer based on their boat shoes sole. I used one pair for 4-5 years (I removed them from my wardrone because I scratched them too much in some silly accidents), they were comfortable since they remove the problem that heel causes, that sometimes it gets your feet tired faster. The first days are going to be painful until they break in, because Sebago makes thick shoes

http://www.sebago.es/es/docksides-tech-sole-collection/1087-thetford.html

[Anonymous No.13873012]

>>13870914
I'll see what I can see.

>>13870931
Aberdeenshire originally but North of England now.

>>13871612

What do you envisage wearing with it exactly?

>>13872780

Smashing, who makes your shoes and are the comfy?

[Anonymous No.13873024]

>>13873012
Shoes are your bogstandard Marks & Sparks ones.
I paid something like £65 for them a couple of years back.

[Anonymous No.13873027]

>>13873012
>>13873024

And yes they are very comfy

[Anonymous No.13873031]

>>13872780
Nice fit Jerma, I like it

[Anonymous No.13873051]

>>13873012
>Aberdeenshire
Looks great. Do people wear the same style of clothing like you do?

[Anonymous No.13873090]

>>13872910
I believe I have this exact pair. They fit wonderfully, and once broken in, they aren’t noticeable.

Sole tread had worn rather quickly due to walking commutes, and the leather leaves a bit to be desired, but for the price I recommend them.

[Anonymous No.13873112]

>>13873090
>Sole tread had worn rather quickly due to walking commutes, and the leather leaves a bit to be desired
Probably Quoddy or Rancourt last more

[Anonymous No.13873151]

>>13873051

It's fairly standard British countryside attire. Just take something like >>13872780, give him a hat and a pair of Chameus, maybe something like a schoffel fleece gilet if it's extra cold and you're there.

[Anonymous No.13873207]

>>13872910
What brand?

[Anonymous No.13873222]

>>13873207
The one in the pic I dont know what it is, probably LLBean. Its a pic I found on google images.

For european ones I only found these, all of them heeled, they are not like the usual american camp moc:
http://www.calzadosvidalfernandez.es/coleccion-caballero-vidal-fernandez---mocasines.html
http://www.mocasinesapache.com/tienda/es/12-clasicos
https://www.elcorteingles.es/moda/zapatos/zapatos-de-hombre/mocasines-y-drivers/?f=brand::1901

[Anonymous No.13873376]

>>13872780
The Burberry check scarf is arch cringe and chavvy. The rest is good but I agree with anon that chameaus (or brogue boots t bh) would be a better fit for the season. YDY though, the only clear mistake is the scarf.

[Anonymous No.13873415]

Have you found any good europrep blog? UK and France might have many

[Anonymous No.13873728]

WAYWT. Worn with black Levi's and Paraboot Michaels.

[Anonymous No.13873730]

>>13873728

[Anonymous No.13873758]

>>13873730
>>13873728
black jeans?

[Anonymous No.13873779]

>>13873758
Yes

[Anonymous No.13873801]

>>13873415
manolo.se

[Anonymous No.13873828]

>>13873801
Good. Added to list. I guess tomorrow morning this thread will have 300+ messages and when I make the new thread, I change the OP

[Anonymous No.13874150]

>>13844903
The only porn I watch is girls getting fucked and abused.
I can't get off unless the girl doesn't like it.

[Anonymous No.13874430]

>>13872841
Make of shoes?

[Anonymous No.13874436]

Test

[Anonymous No.13874914]

Just copped a Baracuta G9.

Love it.

[Anonymous No.13874922]

>>13872780
Mirin F40

[Anonymous No.13875558]

>>13874430
Marks & Spencer

[Anonymous No.13875593]

>>13874914
Nice cop

[Anonymous No.13875678]

>>13856969
Can you ID this jacket please?

[Anonymous No.13875880]

>>13871612
>>13873012
dude weed lmao i have a navy RL flag sweater and I just wear it with my cords and ebbets field "USA" hat and I'm not even American

[Anonymous No.13875900]

>>13875678

Barbour waxcoat, Beaufort fit by the looks of it.

[Anonymous No.13875906]

>>13856969

What's your go-to hunting outfit? I currently use a Hunter waxcoat which I bought as a beater jacket, but I'm thinking of biting the bullet and buying a Barbour.

I did buy new Hunter Balmorals, and my feet have never been comfier.

[Anonymous No.13875971]

>>13873222
>>13873207
>>13872910

They are the LL Bean Signature Jackman Camp Moc in Dark Brown. I have the same pair.

https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/89261?page=signature-jackman-camp-moc-mens-regular&csp=a&feat=76485-item_page.recsmiddle


Warning tho: the leather laces suck and come undone constantly. This is the only pair I own that this happens with.

[Anonymous No.13876571]

>>13875678

It's a Barbour Gamefair - what I believe is the "old" Gamefair too because I'm sure they've just updated it. Fair warning too with the old one at least, I know Barbour are doing more and more lifestyle market stuff but this has quite a roomy cut and it has a quilt lining which makes it very warm if you're layer up with a shirt and jumper and you're in and out of vehicles or shops or whatever in town you can cook if you don't watch it. The stitching on my lining is coming apart a bit too. You could go with a Beaufort or a Bedale and get something similar with the option of having a slimmer fit and a tartan lining if you like, I only chose this one because when I tried a bunch on I can have it zipped right up and still mount my shotgun and have a good range of movement.

>>13875906

It depends what I'm doing to be honest. I have a few spots where I can shoot woodies coming in to roost year round which is primarily standing still in a fairly shelter wood so that might vary from what I'd wear to walk pheasants up for and entire day in December. Driven days are always fun though just because you can dress up a bit more without looking out of place, a nice tie, a pair of breeks or plus fours instead of trousers. I've never been much for particularly loud tweed or stockings/garters though. If I can get away with it I like a fleece gilet and I love that Barbour I mentioned above but if you're looking for something new, Musto, Schöffel and Alan Paine all do a couple of really good jackets in more technical fabrics that still have the same sort of Wax Field Coat cut; I'd have one of them myself if I weren't skint from buying Christmas presents.

Are the Hunters you mean lined with neoprene or something? That's what my Chameaus are and it's fantastic. Much prefer a pair of boots if there's going to be an awful lot of walking though. Boots and gaiters every time too if I'm wearing breeks.

[Anonymous No.13876593]

Thoughts on this?
https://oxfordclothbuttondown.com/2018/11/white-socks-loafers/

[Anonymous No.13876611]

>>13876571
what breed is this dog?

[Anonymous No.13876620]

>>13876611
Working labrador. If he looks comically proportioned it's because he's only 4 months old.

[Anonymous No.13876702]

Recommendations for a pair of Derby's? If not, inspo, perhaps? Sorry for being a spoon-feeding faggot.

[Anonymous No.13876827]

>>13876571
Thanks for responding and giving insight into Barbour jackets. I'm usually quite hot and dress in less warm clothes than people around me – that's why I'm thinking about getting a light wax jacket to just fend off the rain instead of a fully lined winter jacket. I'll keep your advice in mind.

[Anonymous No.13877078]

>>13856969
What's working on an estate like? Is it your families or?

[Anonymous No.13877219]

>>13876593
As has been repeated. This isn't larp. If you think it would work with your style go for it. I personally think mj killed the white socks meme and I would never try it.