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White Mountaineering
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shoreman1782
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The prints are interesting and intricate, but they're riding fair isle into the ground. I'm jonesing for some pieces (blue-trimmed cardigan, one of the gore-tex parkas, some accessories) but some of the appeal is in the inaccessibility--will be interesting to see who picks them up for retail in the US and what the prices are like.
The model there is one of their sales reps. Looks better than this
The model there is one of their sales reps. Looks better than this
Vaudevillian
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In spite of being obscenely overpriced, like most Japanese brands, I still think White Mountaineering is an interesting brand.
It's like a less-restrained version of Visvim or Nanamica. You could don both at the office (well, save for the most experimental pieces) while with WM on, you'd invariably end up looking like a crazy shaman from deep into the woods.
It's like a less-restrained version of Visvim or Nanamica. You could don both at the office (well, save for the most experimental pieces) while with WM on, you'd invariably end up looking like a crazy shaman from deep into the woods.
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saw the collection while in NYC and will probably bring some in for next fall (ships in august aprox). It is really cool and also very expensive. I wonder if people will still be interested when they see the prices.Originally Posted by blake
One example was a amazing totally waterproof WOOL jacket that will probably retail for about 1500.00
The best priced items were the socks which will retail for about 60 something dollars.
Blake, please bring in some WM! That would be killer, people would come from miles around
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Blake, please bring in some WM! That would be killer, people would come from miles aroundOriginally Posted by reedobandito
+1!!!
macuser3of5
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i could see this working well in the pac nw.
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i could see this working well in the pac nw.Originally Posted by macuser3of5
Absolutely agree. The logger 2.0, Icelandic logger! Junya and WM are singlehandedly bringing fairisle to the forefront this fall.
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Absolutely agree. The logger 2.0, Icelandic logger! Junya and WM are singlehandedly bringing fairisle to the forefront this fall.Originally Posted by reedobandito
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Would be a good buy for portland, not sure if the sticker shock will go over.
Only a matter of time for a knockoff brand to mountain clown swagger jack.
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Can't wait to get my vest this week, will post pictures.Originally Posted by scott.m
That thing was unreal, I'm so jealous
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On a semi-related note, does anyone know who will be selling the Junya blazers and knits from their F/W 11 line, and if they'll be sub $1000?
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http://whitemountaineering.com/item/2011aw/
Fall/Winter 2011 complete line-up is here.
Personally going to make sure I own this here jacket
Fall/Winter 2011 complete line-up is here.
Personally going to make sure I own this here jacket
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