The WAYWT Discussion Thread

KitAkira · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by max_r

seems like everyone always buys stuff too big when they're just starting out trying to buy new things. I bought mostly smalls and mediums when i first started buying shirts, which were all about a size big in reality. once i got a few things that fit well, i realized how big the other stuff was. I guess the good thing is my little brother is built bigger than me, so all those shirts i bought fit him just right.
Probably because some SA told him that he wouldn't be able to fit in anything other than an XL because of his height

Jump Around · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by Listi

I'll give a few pointers though...
Thank you for taking the time to write that. Very good advice, IMO.

Kurtz · Apr 24, 2010

Listi, you're last few posts of advice were great

Couldn't agree with you more about starting simple and moving up.

Domenic · Apr 24, 2010

OK, here's that XL button-down shirt. Really starting to hate my 6-year-old digicam (getting a new one soon); you can't really make out the texture of the shirt (subtle vertical stripes), no matter how I tweak the colors in Photoshop. But at least you guys get to see the fit. Note the sleeves, which even in this size don't seem quite long enough X_x. I also am starting to see what hendrix is saying about the 501s not being a great fit. No more pics from me until I go shopping, I think

.

telemark · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by Domenic

I also am starting to see what hendrix is saying.

baconzilla · Apr 24, 2010

scott.m · Apr 24, 2010

thank you bacon and vashin.

mellowfellow · Apr 24, 2010

bacon nice fit and the jacket is so nice!

chronoaug · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by JD_May

All newbies need for encouragement is kodiak before and after pics.

Also Listi newbs don't know what fits and what doesn't. Many people consider a straightleg skinny as ****.

or maybe the kodiak lesson is buy one outfit that looks good and never take it off

chronoaug · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by saelan

vintage levis denim overshirt
gitman
hope chinos
vanzzz

looks like it was a good fit but can't tell from the pic. i want to say nice work though. colors work fantastic together

AR_Six · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by chronoaug

or maybe the kodiak lesson is buy one outfit that looks good and never take it off

Not a bad lesson for everything below the waistline. 1 pr somets 1 pr cps 1 belt, DONE. Unfortunately you have to actually was shirts. But, 1 TOJ leather? Uniform.

chronoaug · Apr 24, 2010

Yea, i mean you could just buy a cool leather wear it in spring and fall layer with thermal and hoodie or something in winter, then just do tees in summer and keep the bottom half almost the same. Though that gets a bit boring wearing the exact same outfit year round. I can understand how someone would want to do that and then slowly branch out but if you know your ****, you can mix it up just fine.

Listi · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by chronoaug

Yea, i mean you could just buy a cool leather wear it in spring and fall layer with thermal and hoodie or something in winter, then just do tees in summer and keep the bottom half almost the same. Though that gets a bit boring wearing the exact same outfit year round. I can understand how someone would want to do that and then slowly branch out but if you know your ****, you can mix it up just fine.

chronoaug · Apr 24, 2010

I still do not know the proper usage of the Foo gif

connor · Apr 24, 2010

listi your last fit looks dumb

The WAYWT Discussion Thread

Wait! Wait! I gots an opinion!

Senior Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Distinguished Member

Distinguished Member

Boston Hipster (Dropkick Murphy)

Boston Hipster (Dropkick Murphy)

"Sookie!"

Boston Hipster (Dropkick Murphy)

Distinguished Member

Boston Hipster (Dropkick Murphy)

Distinguished Member

Streetwear Featured products

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Similar threads

Featured Sponsor

Definitely full canvas only

Half canvas is fine

Really don't care

Depends on fabric

Depends on price

Forum Sponsors

Forum statistics

FOLLOW STYLEFORUM ON: