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I miss these days woolrich woolen mills were on their hipster tip and hired these two gods back in 2010 daiki was on the way out and would later that year win vogue's award for best new designer mark would take up the helm of woolrich woolen mills and the two dudes decided to celebrate with a joint collab

thank you for that! that's a definite follow from me

and some deconstructed suits from engineered garments

noah is keeping my attention, goddamn

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word, thats whats up one of my most favorite films ever

thats throwing me back bro....i'll start listening to Paul Simon again

yea...I feel you on the joggers, the look is outdated for sure. I just miss mcnasty doing great designs like back then I have a dark khaki pair that I got from way back then

he designed for woolrich brothers along side daiki Suzuki from engineered garments I have a pair of his Higgins pants that literally started the jogger pants trend and he was head of design for BBC beeline for a few years....the dude is on another level

during that time, it seemed that japanese brands were the only ones that understood the subculture at the time Nepenthes NYC was doing heritage brand collabs like Clark's and Timberlands...Mark Mcnairy is making a somewhat comeback also.

word, I like what he's doing, but I cant get back into it....it was just interesting to see that theyre trying to pull it back from the void

I feel it...I was balls deep into this style in 2007, grabbing Japanese ivy traditional brands for the most part I stuck with some of the brands but not as much any more, the prices sky rocketed

I wanted to know your opinion of the burgeoning return of ivy league as a legitimate style as opposed to being the choice for bros with a grudge against the left Noah NYC came out with a look book recently that harkens back to a simpler time in early 2007 when American traditional took hold of hipster circles in Brooklyn

I took ring boxing myself in college...its extremely useful striking, to me, will always have its place in a fight, no matter how good you are at grappling