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.MASSHOLE.
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13686270:Pachankz said:
You're not them....
It's fine to want to emulate their style and all, but to be honest, any 40 year old who isn't a pro-athlete or celebrity in an industry where it is the norm, looks foolish.
But, you do you.
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13686370:SammyDubz said:
You should be rejoicing. Dad hats are the new newhttp://www.refinery29.com/2016/02/103357/dad-hats-baseball-cap-trend
13686478:Poindexter. said:
Yeah "people " have always worn them but it is a trend in streetwear circles nowadays. I work for a multi-platform web retailer, community style and media company specializing in streetwear ecommerce. and see the trend gaining momentum daily . It's like when snapbacks came back around, then 5 panels came in. Now the " dad hat " is all the hype . I'm just not a fan myself. Even look on commercial street wear websites like pac sun or zumies and you'll see countless " dad hats "!
http://www.pacsun.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-pacsun-Site/default/mSearch-Show?cgid=mens-dad-hats
13686337:SammyDubz said:
Agree. Unstructured baseball hats are the way to go. Look by far the best in most circumstances. Can be worn after work and still look good, golfing, hanging out, etc.
That moron who is defending flat brims since they are "dad" hats can go fuck himself. I would love to see a picture of that fool wearing a flatbrim and the rest of his attire.
13686611:S.J.W said:
Correct...you would look retarded wearing a suit with a hat. But most jobs at least in the office aren't suit and tie these days on the street. For me its business casual...today im wearing a shirt, pants, vest. If I decided to wear a hat after work it would like fine. But yea...I wouldn't wear a hat with a suit. That is a horrible look
13686605:KravtZ said:
We get it , you're a rich boy . Work on Wall Street and ski Stratton, dress like a snotty doucher and pose as a freeskier . Let me ask you what appeals to you about park skiing culture? The way you describe yourself nothing about you seems to fit the mold of a freeskier . Your a gaper ! Plain and simple. You definitely vote for trump too , no question .
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13686753:Pachankz said:
How does a job, or location, mountain, political prefereence have anything to do with me being a freeskier? I can rip on skis and ski better than 99% of the mountain.
I love freeskiing, love the approach to skiing, the style, etc. Far from a gaper and I would ski with anyone to prove that. Park is fun as hell and im a bit over my park skiing phase at this point in life but still like ripping it from time to time or some laps here and there. Though I have never been a fan of the dirty, grungy style of park skiers like yourself. I prefer to present myself in a way that the vast majority of people would respect for networking purposes, etc.
Sounds a bit like you're just quite plain jealous. A bit crazy all this came from criticizing the stupid look of flat brims to be honest.
.MASSHOLE.
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13686753:Pachankz said:
13686759:KravtZ said:
I guess dressing in nice clothes and having a job in an industry you like makes you a douche now. Ironic, considering it comes from a guy who justified his style by saying it was the industry standard.
I think someone is butt-hurt that they're getting critiqued for trying to dress "hip" like they do "underground" when they're almost 40.
13686772:Pachankz said:
haha ok man. Ever think about the term "marketing". You literally are a sucker. You dress like all the pros because guess what...they are SPONSORED and are paid to wear/look like that so people will buy gear.
And to be honest ....yea. I think the XXXXXXL tall T / outerwear look, looks absolutely ridiculous. I wear my gear a bit on the baggy side but also functional.
13686778:KravtZ said:
As stated earlier, I work for a multi-platform web retailer, community style and media company specializing in streetwear ecommerce.
Street wear is my job and has been since 2000, long before getting into freeskiing. So , dressing like " the pros " isn't my intention. I can understand the style as the parallels with what I do for a living are on par with one another. Anyway , have a nice life .
GayWolf420
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13686962:Poindexter. said:
its cool-ass swagger daddy threads that you wear while acquiring other dope kits via mom and dads credit cards.
Rennis_Deynolds
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13686962:Poindexter. said:
you try to look like an asshole
examples:
DirtYStylE
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13686615:KravtZ said:
13686962:Poindexter. said:
Jiberish is a street wear company. Saga is a street wear/ outerwear company. Armadas apparel and outerwear is inspired by street wear trends . Most of the freeski related brands have roots in street wear.
Outside of skiing most street wear brands have a link with action sports on some level. Wether its skateboarding, snowboarding, etc .
But street wear brands vary greatly. Some of it's pretty sick and some of its absolutely terrible.
The first street wear company was a surf company " stussy "http://www.stussy.com/
Rennis_Deynolds
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13687031:Pachankz said:
gosha , Rick owens and Fear of god not ring a bell to you?
mike_e
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13687029:Pachankz said:
damn you sound sooo insufferable, I hope no one has to deal with you on a regular basis. With that said, I'm not a huge fan of flatbrims, I think they make the wearer look like they're stuck in 2005. With that said some people can pull them off, so no hate... but not for me.