Jiberish Spring/Summer '13
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coolflash8
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im .25 inch under 6 three 175 lbs, so not fat. what size hoodie/zip up should i get?
Zimmerman
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I don't think they're pretending it was their plan all along. Drago always says that he makes what appeals to him, and over the years his tastes have changed and will continue to change. They still sponsor skiers and even release dope edits. I'm sure Drago would have no problem saying "We used to be a skiing brand but now we're not." I wasn't denying that they ever were (even back then they weren't 100% skiing). I just think they're doing what they like with clothing and personally I even like it more. If I didn't, I wouldn't buy it. But I also wouldn't get mad and say dumb shit like "Jiberish is ignoring their roots."
for streetwear defintely an XL or XXL for a slightly longer fit.
actually get the XXL. thatll fit just fine i think
i had a XXL and it was just past my zipper on my jeans so a little long
actually get the XXL. thatll fit just fine i think
i had a XXL and it was just past my zipper on my jeans so a little long
.squirrely.
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im the same weight and a little over 6'3", i have a 2xl from this year and an xl from 2011 and theyre both like the same size. maybe even a 3xl if you want it to be big cause the new stuff is a bit smaller
coolflash8
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im moving away from super baggy, probs get an XL or XXL depending on price
.squirrely.
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after seeing that I can say that the floral stuff doesn't look as ugly as I first thought. With that said, I wouldn't buy it still but it does look nice
gabeski
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Jiberish's strongest roots will always be in skiing from a marketing standpoint but to call a lifestyle clothing company a 'ski brand' just doesn't make sense.
We even mention in the article that we feel we are a 'marketing and branding company' above being a 'clothing company.' Again, we do cringe when someone tries to define us. I think the Evan and the article did a good job of covering that, and even mentioned our most loyal following is skiers. Evan, who wrote this, is a skier himself and has followed the brand for a long time.
The Jiberish brand is about community and common ground, everyone on Newschoolers shares skiing. That said all of our athletes, artists and family have other interest that tie into Jiberish and influence the brand. Skiing, art, music, skate, snowboarding, wine, streetwear, food, the list could go on and on. We will never try to be something we are not but we will always incorporate aspects of our lives into this brand.
Tom Wallsich skis yes, but he also likes to listen to music, eat food, snowboard sometimes, skate, etc. Is his biggest focus on skiing, yes. I would say Jiberish is very much the same. Our marketing focuses on our team of athletes and the vast majority of our team are skiiers.
I love to see the dialogue around the article though, Pete, Dave and I hate to do interviews because you leave it all up to how the writer wants to tell the story and that requires a great deal of trust. We had 100% trust in Evan based on his skiing roots, interest in the brand and think he did Jiberish proud.
Just a little more insight into how we think about the topics discussed, didn't want to interrupt discussion but hope this helps clarify.
We even mention in the article that we feel we are a 'marketing and branding company' above being a 'clothing company.' Again, we do cringe when someone tries to define us. I think the Evan and the article did a good job of covering that, and even mentioned our most loyal following is skiers. Evan, who wrote this, is a skier himself and has followed the brand for a long time.
The Jiberish brand is about community and common ground, everyone on Newschoolers shares skiing. That said all of our athletes, artists and family have other interest that tie into Jiberish and influence the brand. Skiing, art, music, skate, snowboarding, wine, streetwear, food, the list could go on and on. We will never try to be something we are not but we will always incorporate aspects of our lives into this brand.
Tom Wallsich skis yes, but he also likes to listen to music, eat food, snowboard sometimes, skate, etc. Is his biggest focus on skiing, yes. I would say Jiberish is very much the same. Our marketing focuses on our team of athletes and the vast majority of our team are skiiers.
I love to see the dialogue around the article though, Pete, Dave and I hate to do interviews because you leave it all up to how the writer wants to tell the story and that requires a great deal of trust. We had 100% trust in Evan based on his skiing roots, interest in the brand and think he did Jiberish proud.
Just a little more insight into how we think about the topics discussed, didn't want to interrupt discussion but hope this helps clarify.
Brogeezy holding it down still. Skier turned model and DJ.
ForeverYung
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Their stuffs for sale on hypebeast now as well
Relish_man
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i hear that he likes to meet new people
ForeverYung
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I really liked this drop, and the lookbook is $$$$$$
.squirrely.
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anyone have the grey and navy snapback? is the brim more blue or black
.squirrely.
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got my hat yesterday andddddd THE FIT FUCKING SUCKS. rage. i have a big head and it doesnt fit at all wont even stay on my head forwards or backwards. fits similar to a starter, which also dont mix well with big headed people like myself. luckily a friend is buying it but i wish they would put some sort of sizing or fit info for hats on the site
.squirrely.
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yeuh the grey and navy script one
.squirrely.
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theyre pretty small that way too, but its more just how shallow they are like made to fit someone with a flat head
yea getboards is legit as fuck. id snag it up if you want it dude.
.squirrely.
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is it like a cotton hoodie material or more of a heavy jacket? i cant really tell by the pictures
.squirrely.
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oh aight thanks man
also, selling a brand new grey/ navy script hat it was too small so never worn for $40 shipped, which is less than it would cost to buy on the website
also, selling a brand new grey/ navy script hat it was too small so never worn for $40 shipped, which is less than it would cost to buy on the website
ThundaKilla
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^love that vest so far
ForeverYung
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So stoked for this woolrich colab