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nevermind.. 

another price drop..

touché!

added julius pants. price drop on the l'm jacket by 100.

probably the best use of the bikkembergs seen to date. competent.

Ñто уж не раÑÑвет, а закат западной цивилизации.

 

 

Yamamoto shoulder-seam-less wool gaberdine overshirt

Jan Jan van Essche emerald drawstring sweatshirt

Schneider bi-fabric wool pants

Belgian combat boots

+ Complete comfort

so far the better jacket option i've seen from you in terms of fit, though the sleeves seem a bit short. maybe with the cropped trousers and these boots?

you are right of course. an image appropriated by the music, later in turn appropriated by other things that no longer have anything to do with it. i understand there is no inherent wrong happening here, but as someone growing up to the sound before 'what is this i saw it on tumblr', it manages to get a reflexive cringe out of me like miley cyrus in a ramleh shirt or something.

the trousers and silhouette are great. but did you have to with the unknown pleasures?..

someone's decayed corpse is spinning at 72rpm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2g7AcgF4FTc

all sold

i did not want to quote the photo.. so, ellipses..?

...

does that thing look good on anyone?

I thought that song was about jacking off 

isn't that the purpose of this thread? 

trunks, you're the best thing to happen to this thread since someone posted a kitten a couple pages back. 

takahiro's work.. underrated? both cloak and (n) enjoyed a considerable following in their time and were carried widely in 

retail back then. the soloist generated a fair amount of interest still, but its forced eclecticism has something in common with cloak's very direct referencing of vintage uniform & athletic wear patterns. the sort of people interested in those aesthetic directions had always enjoyed piecing their wardrobe together from disparate finds: thrift, surplus and militaria collector circles. you'd see cloak or soloist often worn in combination with other things. 

i've no personal interaction with today's consumers of 'fashion' beyond the internet, so its difficult for me to say what the audience is looking for. but what i have noticed online have been people looking to subscribe to lifestyle brands. maybe the idea is that the clothing will associate one with some kind of culture, a sense of community, some personal attribute it carries and confers upon the wearer. while that kind of a relationship towards cloak or soloist would not have been impossible (anyone remember winQ?), the brands prominent online today are either good at catering to that need or those of yesteryear that were mythologised by later generations. often without any regard to the clothing they produced back then.

didn't you sell literally everything? and those trousers that went to jin.. i'll never forgive you. you hear me? never!

i keep reading your name as 'saturdaynight duke nukem'

oof. that is a snuggly-looking cat. 

ok i am calming down i am very chill now i am relaxing

братан, будь мужиком блеать

.. name change to 'BLACK metal midget'?? 

' the dark dwarf of metal.', after the late ronny james dio..?

does chant still post anywhere?

He retired from all of this a while back last year after helping us get unwoven going. Given what the discussion looks like just about everywhere these days, can't say that I blame him.