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yea, the coat looks really good on women too. Josh at Good Art posted this today and I thought it looked really nice
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i like the other cardigan but that too does something i can't live with, the placket doesn't go straight all the way down unfortunately
fortunate for my wallet though
what's a good hobo cardigan they got out right now?
While the kakashi is cool, the kesa is way cooler. I have the ainu kesa which is even bigger and longer than the tsugihagi one and I love it. The overflowing size is part of the charm!
Which one? The tsugihagi Kesa?
Jet, is this in the hobo ballpark enough for you? I have one and find it comfy. It dresses up or can he worn easily with a white tee and Century denim pents.
https://shop.havenshop.com/products/kapital-idg-fleecy-knit-bonze-hiyoku-cardigan
Would love to see a pic of you wearing the Ainu kesa! I'm debating between the kesa and kakashi. I'm only 5"10 so I'm not sure if I'm too short for it.I'm serious. If you ever want a bandana design or an enamel mug design hit me up. Been one of my dreams to get my hands on an enamel mug I designed!
While the kakashi is cool, the kesa is way cooler. I have the ainu kesa which is even bigger and longer than the tsugihagi one and I love it. The overflowing size is part of the charm!
You should be fine with the Kesa at 5"10. You're tall enough to not be hung up on its length.
(Neither should I, to be honest!)