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SEH Kelly Balmacaan
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SEH Kelly Balmacaan
When I was still a student, I felt very self conscious of wearing college stuff outside of the confines of campus, so I didn't get any of the commemorative merch when I graduated. I regretted it a couple of years afterwards. Going to the J Press by Grand Central and seeing that my school was the one school that wasn't represented in any merch at the store was also quite a sting lmao, though we do have a token needlepoint belt online at least.A Basic Guide to Useful Knitwear
I have a sweater for almost every season and occasion: linen knits for spring/ summer, cashmere for fall/ winter, chunky...putthison.com
Damn you Derek. I didn't need another excuse to get more knitwear. Now I have my eyes on an unnecessary sweatshirt, shaggy Jamieson's sweater, and chamula flag sweater...and somehow justifying it. "See honey, it was on Put This On"
Question for the group though, do you ever feel self-conscious wearing a college-branded sweatshirt (even if you do have an affiliation there)? Somehow I always get flashbacks to the 30rock episode about the one writer who went to 'Hah-vahd'
There I fixed that for you!Ijudgeadmire people all the time when I see someone wearing a University of Texas sweatshirt.
I used to think that wearing college merch is kind of corny, but I've changed my mind as I've gotten older and look back fondly on my college days. I think college merch can be nice, so long as you can find good college merch (the things sold in campus shops are usually terrible). I also suspect that no one cares if you're wearing something. If you went to a prestigious school and name drop all the time, then your sweatshirt or whatever will probably reinforce people's negative view of you. But if you're just a normal person and wear a college-branded sweatshirt, I think it's fine. How many times has anyone actually judged another person for wearing a college sweatshirt?
How many times has anyone actually judged another person for wearing a college sweatshirt?
J Press by Grand Central and seeing that my school was the one school that wasn't represented in any merch at the store was also quite a sting lmao,
Any Longhorn fan should be ashamed of their ****** athletic program. All that money and talent for no championships. Texas will continue to be **** in any sport that matters until they get rid of the Longhorn Network.There I fixed that for you!
Yea, their sports are overwhelmingly disappointing every year. Can't argue with that.Any Longhorn fan should be ashamed of their ****** athletic program. All that money and talent for no championships. Texas will continue to be **** in any sport that matters until they get rid of the Longhorn Network.
I dig the 2 completely different takes on Bal's here. I've warmed up to a shorter length one in a slimmer cut like the one on the far left.
are 5-zips still cool? asking for myself.
if it's better I'll wear it over my college sweatshirt.