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troika

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Does Taika Waititi read styleforum? More news at 11.

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Kamotejoe has an older version of that scarf. I like the way he wears it, but it does feel outside what Pete normally wears.

I think of that scarf as going with stuff like Our Legacy, Bode, and Kapital.




That second one is just a cut down blanket.
 

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I'm studying in New Zealand and Allbirds are EVERYWHERE. Honestly, they are comfortable af and I've seen some people wearing them with some good fits. Also it's cool to see the majority of the population wearing shoes from a certified B corp.
 

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Hey hey does anybody have some Snowman x Peir Wu pants in a 34 that you no longer wear? Let me buy them please ok?
 

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Hey hey does anybody have some Snowman x Peir Wu pants in a 34 that you no longer wear? Let me buy them please ok?

I still love mine, and was wearing them a few days ago before it started to get too cold here. Whatever happened to Snowman?
 

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for those people who wished what they wore above their allbirds shoes was a boring as their allbirds shoes.

Their stuff looks exactly like Everlane, but the sustainable materials angle is real and the fabrics are a little more technical. Prices are very good. You could do much worse for basics, much worse.

I've really got no problem with Allbirds at all. Sure, I'm not excited by their style. But they are making real efforts with materials technology, which very few manufacturers that make more 'interesting' products are doing. And their stuff does the job it's supposed to do. Even the initially sceptical reviews of their new running shoes have been forced to conclude that they are actually not bad and that they work just fine for people who run shorter distances regularly.
 

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Hi everyone,

Im looking for a water resistant sneaker and if anyone here have recommendations on what worked for them? I’m into the classic tennis shoe silhouette so nothing super chunky.

or is too oxymoronic to ask?
 

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Hi everyone,

Im looking for a water resistant sneaker and if anyone here have recommendations on what worked for them? I’m into the classic tennis shoe silhouette so nothing super chunky.

or is too oxymoronic to ask?

I an not an expert, but I think if you're looking for true water-resistance, you are only going to find this in performance wear, namely trekking/hiking shoes of varying ankle height or trail running shoes. I don't think you're going to find a model resembling Stan Smiths that is also water resistant.

That being said, there are various weather protectants you can spray onto a pair of tennis shoes, and particularly at the seams. This will help to some extent, but isn't going to keep your feet dry during a downpour, namely because we're talking about low-profile shoes with open lacing. If you're looking for shoes for that use case, go higher profile, thicker sole or completely sealed, a la rainboots proper. Personally I have used Blundstones treated with protectant to good effect.
 

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Hi everyone,

Im looking for a water resistant sneaker and if anyone here have recommendations on what worked for them? I’m into the classic tennis shoe silhouette so nothing super chunky.

or is too oxymoronic to ask?

Didn't they make goretex stan smiths?

My friend has some of the goretex chucks and likes them
 

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