Recent purchases - Part II

[jet]



I like the two-tone and especially the scarfed one conceptually but they're kinda unwearable IMO.  Something you'd only get if you had a whole bunch of other jackets.

How is this thinking any different that the obligatory response to noobs that they need to get all these basics first but then they end up with a boring closet.

 

[brad-t]

the two tone is awesome and not really hard to wear imo.

 

[kindofyoung]

love the two-tone, would be awesome to afford one

 

[artishard116]

don't know what everyone is talking about, the normal pilot leather is sweet too (he just posted that fugly nylon one for some reason). two-tone is still the best tho

 

[reedobandito]

yea it was prolly just the nylon paired with those details that made me

Why didn't you post the actual one KJ?

 

[KingJulien]

I didn't realize they were different / thought it was a better pic and I haven't received it yet. Here's the leather one:

 

[Zeemon]

ordered 3 t-shirts for underwear/sleepwear and a cardigan to bum around at some german hipster onlinestore (frontlineshop.com)
paid 23euro incl. shipping lol (sale section+code)

i also received a uniqlo airism t-shirt from hong kong, but it is too slim for me, i put it on b&s

 

[BostonHedonist]

Because... the hell with messenger bags.

 

[ibringdoom98]

Bought a +J Wool Coat from a seller on Ebay

 

[London]

Boring is beautiful

 

[Benesyed]

I think by definition that statement is a little silly

 

[zissou]

Not exactly a purchase, since it was free, but I just picked up an iPhone 4 for my daughter. Pretty fancy first phone! Our ridiculous Apple lineup now consists of:

iMac 27"
MacBook pro
iPad 3
iPhone 4S
iPhone 4
iPhone 3G, which is essentially an iPod Touch
iPod (old brick one I use when doing house/yard work)
IPod shuffle

 

[lmaozedong]

My plain black pilot leather is ******* amazing. Just throwing that out there

 

[London]

create a uniform and breathe life into the clothes...not the other way around

 

[lmaozedong]



create a uniform and breathe life into the clothes...not the other way around