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Getting a jacket this weekend?
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| nchs09 |
Ahhhhh...... Any suggestions?
I have been looking at some Superdry ones and a couple of Zara ones - but if anybody has other suggestions for a good (not too expensive since i am a college student again) jacket, show me please.
Maybe something you recently bought.... or saw... or something like that.
ing suggest awesome jackets god damn it. |
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| kadomony |
i really liek that, but the material is putting me off...even though it works with the look. gah |
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| chavag25 |
| quote: | Originally posted by kadomony
i really liek that, but the material is putting me off...even though it works with the look. gah |
you can't go wrong with some german metal buttons |
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| Silky Johnson |
| I love Superdry. Very nice , well priced. |
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| Amduscias |
It's funny because The North Face here is a symbol of idiotic youth and uneducated tryhards AND white bitches are into it. |
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| phyrrus |
I tend to :stongue: at people who wear camping gear all the time. |
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| Ian |
| my thoughts are that it's about being practical. I do a fair amount of things outdoors, walking the dog, cycling, hiking and I walk instead of using public transport since I live in the vicinity of the centre of my hometown, so I'm more likely to need protection from rain/wind. Some of the 'smart' coats aren't always waterproof or good when you have a muddy dog throwing her paws at you (they don't call them springer spaniels for nothing) so it's useful to have something that works for the job. Windproof, Waterproof and Actonproof. |
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