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Is /fa/ picking up a pair on this latest restock or is everyone here above this sort of thig now?
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>>12975650
It /was/ a track cleat in the 70s.

It makes a good casual sneaker, and I'm pissed I can't buy em' anymore.
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I work their so I already have a pair. For people just buying i stayed my true to sneake size, I didn’t have to size up like other nike sneakers. I got an 11 and I wear a 10 in leather shoes.
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>>12975176
How new are you? These have been mfa’s shoe since like 2009.
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>>12976219
>2009
So the current generation is just hopping onto it mindlessly?
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>>12976221
Fashion has come a long way since 2009. I doubt you’ve been on /fa/ for half a year.
>current generation hoping onto it mindlessly
You don’t even know the demographic of the people that buy these, do you? Yeah...lurk more newfag. Here’s a memepic to help get you started.

Uniqlo U S/S 18
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Okay, honest question. Why do you guys like uniqlo so mucch? It’s not that much different than h&m and the fits and quality aren’t that great.
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>>12975961
Cheap, so anyone can indulge.
Backed by a large name
Still not a relatively popular fast fashion brand like H&M
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>>12974808
>>12974811
HOW DOES THE SIZING WORK ON THESE?
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>>12976028
Have you tried measuring your own feet?
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>>12975990

After years of cobbling together fits, I felt kind of empty. I wouldn't want to wear certain things, or I'd get angry when someone spilled something on it.

Switching to Uniqlo just made me forget and feel more comfortable in what I wear. Then unlike Zara and H&M, Uniqlo doesn't suggest you want to make some kind of statement. But I'm still able to express myself. Also I kind of like their collaborations, their charity efforts, their effort to change Japanese work culture. They're a palatable company.

tl;dr i just like their stuff and its affordable and decent quality.

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Mouthbreathers should be shot on sight.
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I got this without ever mouth-breathing. I didn't press my tongue into the roof of my mouth.
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i have an overbite and breathed through my mouth starting at 15 because i broke my nose badly skateboarding(to the point where my nose is disfigured)

i have a naturally strong jaw and low body fat so i'm hoping it's not very noticeable, i still get laid regularly(but then again i live in asia and im tall+rich so living on easymode) but is there anything i can do to correct whatever damage this may have caused

btw don't care about the overbite, only any effects mouth breathing may have increased
they give you opiates when you get braces here and i just know im going to start abusing them again if i get put on them and that shit almost made me go broke once lel
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>>12970381
>you're delusional, you know that most vegetables and nuts are hard right?

Most vegans are tofu slurping fuck ups that don't even know how to count their macros.
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>>12974489
Go to an odontologist famalam, you still have some margin to work with

Theres braces that pull your jaw forward and align your bite.
Im no expert tho, go to an actual odontologist.
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>>12974345

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Long volumous hair is the best alternative to make up for a poor hairline

Look at Harry. Who pays attention to his receeding hairline when he has a saiyan hair like that?
Super saiyan 3 hairstyle is unironically the best choice for a balding head
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>>12974699
youre all fucking retards. the reason it works is because he has a widows peak and not a manlet jaw.

simple as that
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>>12975831
He doesn't look like he's CURRENTLY balding
It's possible he was and then stabilised it with finasteride
Either way, his current hairline looks solid
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agree
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Im 26 and I have the same exact hairline. I've grown to love it. Gives me that adult dad-core vibe. Used to hate it but I adore it now.
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>>12974699
I used to have long hair when I was a teen and have a slightly better hair line than hairy. This is honestly making me consider growing my hair out again. I miss it desu. The problem when I was a teen was that I over washed and conditioned it. I may give it a go.

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help me id this brand please
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>>12976027
could you make it a bit more difficult please?

at least post the whole garment

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Is "Vestiaire collective" a good way to buy good designer clothes?

This one for example : https://fr.vestiairecollective.com/vetements-homme/vestes-blousons/thom-browne/vesteblouson-thom-browne-en-laine-gris-4733678.shtml Just 99 fucking euros. How is that possible?

Are they selling fake clothes?
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>>12975800
>"Fabriqué en Japon" Means something like "Made on japon" lmao
It's correct french for 'Made in Japan'
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>>12975923
I didn't knew Thom Browne was "Hype" or "Popular" btw I'm French and I've never seen someone wearing Thom Browne I just thought their jacket were awesome (and cut short)! But now I understand why there is so many fakes

I will buy it at the retail price then, thanks.
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>>12975945
I'm French and no it isn't. the correct translation is "Fabriqué au japon"

"Fabriqué en japon" is very weird

For example : https://www.grailed.com/listings/4023715-Thom-Browne-Thom-Browne-Suit This item has the "Fabriqué au japon" which is correct
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>>12975954
Oh yes, I'm not native but I know some french. Japon is masculine so it should be au of course
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I can't speak for Vestiaire, but I have bought from TheRealReal.

They're good sometimes, too.

Are forelocks on man the absolute sign of cuck faggot tier?

It makes someone look and seem a childish prepubescent retard, as opposed to clean forehead which makes someone a man.
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>>12974891
are you balding or something?
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>>12974832
I'm fucking balding.
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>>12974832
There's nothing wrong with having a fringe. For the most part, the Greeks, and especially the Romans of ancient times had fringe hairstyles of various lengths, from what we would consider the Caesar hairstyle today, to mop-top '60s looking hair. The Romans actually rarely had parted or particularly long hair, except in very early times, back when Greeks had longer hairstyles. Then, in the Middle Ages, plenty of people had fringe hairstyles, and this went on past the Renaissance, although in the 18th century, mens' hair was almost always combed back and worn long, tied in a queue knot in the back, until the Napoleonic era, by which short hair was fashionable, especially with fringe hairstyles. Fringes were mostly uncommon in the late 19th century through the mid-20th century, until the 1960s experienced a revival for this hair convention. Just wear the hairstyle you want. Great chances are, particular hairstyles worn today or a little before, have been worn by people in the distant past, as well.
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>>12975892
Good argument but remember you're dealing with a bunch of /pol/yp insecure young men, there's a slur for everything in these people's world
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OP confirmed ugly soyboy

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> what do y‘all think about old starter jackets from sports teams? I‘m thinking it might be a trend next season since they are getting more popular on vintage stores.
>also how do you combine this jacket? Was thinking some light blue straight jeans cuffed up and some Hi-Sk8 Vans for that vintage look but I‘m really unsure cause I‘m new to 80-90s
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god damnit i just ordered this last night :(
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>>12973548
ebay and instagram
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why do these only exist in L/XL reeeee
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To everyone asking where to get these check your local vintage store.

if you live in virginia NYC pr L.A go to round two

Also any vintage snapback collectors
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>>12975885
>being a shrimplet

Beyond that, these should fit big and puffy so keep that in mind.

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So I used to have braces at a younger age but over the years my teeth have recrowded. My chin and jaw are pretty normal, so I'm sure it's my palette. Have any of you used this myobrace device to expand your palette? Can't find much info for adults using it. Wondering if it will align too while expanding, don't want to get jewed by my dentist again.
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Is your palette in B&W only now?

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What is the most /fa/ college or university?
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UTexas at Dallas, Hands DOWN
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>>12974880
Bama
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sheridan college in ontario
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>>12974880
whichever one denied you, yet you still bought their vintage crewneck with seal
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>>12975565
That place is for fags that can't get into university

This thread is for the discussion of boots and boot related topics such as leather care, fit recommendations and the posting of personal boot collections

>all boot related faggotry belongs in the designated boot thread
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>>12976026
Nigger what the fuck, how can you have a business casual boot made for winter. Either you want a winter boot for rain/snow/ice with rubber treads for traction, or you want business casual shoes that is purely for walking on sidewalks while using an umbrella..
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>>12976068
>>12976026

It's possible to compromise and get something with a relatively sleek profile with a waterproof lining and a lugged sole but it's going to be the worst of both worlds. If you're working in one place you should just keep a pair of office shoes wherever you work and get a dedicated pair of boots for the trip to and from work. If this is a travel thing then get something lugged from Viberg or Truman Boot Co or whatever fuckoff expensive boot company you prefer, and keep it oiled and well maintained.
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Do you guys compliment strangers if you see they have nice boots?
Is it autistic?

I've done it a couple times already, they really appreciated it.,
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>>12976337
A shirtless 60 year old man in LA once complimented my boots. It was unexpected but nice I guess, he was pretty /fa/ desu. Don't start talking about boot autism with some random person though. I'd compliment a nice pair of boots but I wouldn't be like "what's the welt?" "are those cordovan?" etc
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>>12971825
fine, the soles are solid and grip well, and the leather holds up nicely, especially after being treated and polished. That being said, I still try to avoid wearing them in the snow all the same

This is my first time on /fa/

I'm looking for a new style of jacket. I'd like something slim fit (I'm pretty skinny).I usually just wear hoodies

So post your suggestions or your jacket style.

I'm not sure if it help but I live in Houston. it doesn't freeze but I don't like the cold, so I'm guessing something lite
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>>12973653
Lurk a bit a more and learn a thing or two about fashion in your local area. Do your own research about which styles suit your lifestyle or personality.

But being in general terms, I would not suggest any jacket that makes you look like you're wearing a life-preserving vest- or that which makes you look like the Michelin man. Tall and slender men usually look good in long peacoats or the regular fit.
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you've come to the wrong place OP. as nice as it would be to have a fashion board, this is just another shitposting one.
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>>12973653
tuxbell.com
Check the sticky if you haven't already
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>>12975306
I'm like 5'6 I can't pull off long coats.

>>12975447
if been on /b/ for the last 4 years. I've grown immune

I'm kinda looking for something I guess canvas. I like the jacket I posted buy I want something more stylish over tactical. I'm not very /fa/ I'm usually dress in whatever but I figured I'd try to put in an effort
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>>12975663
levis trucker jacket imo
great basic jacket, very slim fitting, masculine silhouette, and not inaccessably expensive

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Is Nivea universal creme good enough to protect my /fa/ggot face from sun and from the cold? Parents bought a huge pack and gave me some, also my gentle face gets all cracked up and red from these sub-zero temperatures.
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>>12974279
That shit is fucking gross.
It's super greasy and smells horrible.

Use Aveeno and only Aveeno.
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>>12975043
>Johnson & Johnson
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No get something better. Jack Black Double-Duty Face Moisturizer SPF 20 in the morning, and Jack Black Clean Break Oil-Free Moisturizer at night. Thank me later.
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>>12975552
how long do these last? A little pricey for me.
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>>12974279
That $200 Creme de la Mer cream is apparently very similar to this cream. It works okay, it's just very greasy, which is okay if you no longer get acne and if you have dry skin/it's the winter time.

w2c for a good price in europe?
it is that worthy?
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I've worn these since the 90's. I went to grab a new one last week and they went up to $200. I hope you faggots stop wearing them so normal people don't have to pay more every time you or Kanye decides they're back in style. Fuck off.
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bought one and for me the pocket buttons are very hard to open (one of them fell off when i tried) but its nice.
I got it for free tho due to a store fuckup so i can't complain too much.
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>>12974299
>Not just wearing what you want regardless of trend status

>>12974515
It's time to leave 4chan, you're too old.
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>>12974682
You can make that same argument for fedoras and flame shirts.
It's not that you shouldn't wear what you want - it's that you shouldn't want to wear it.

It might be one thing if you already own the bomber, but there's no good reason to cop one now.
That finite money you have would be better spent on a jacket that isn't communicating to people that you lack fashion intelligence.
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>>12974695
Good. Let bombers die so I can go back to wearing them like before every chink and half fag decided they were fashionable.

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I am going to a wedding next month and I cannot find out which is the best way to tie a tie. Can someone tell me what the knot is called in this picture I attached? Is it windsor, half-Windsor, 4-in-1, etc.
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>>12975830
four in hand. you should choose the knot by the spread of the collar. full windsor for a lot of spread and four in hand for a collar with less spread. half windsor a good medium.
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>>12975840
Thank you. Are those three the most common ways to tie a tie?



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