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I said "kids" in recounting my story but there were some big ass bruisers among the group. A fight wouldn't have ended well. They were looking for easier meat though, someone they could intimidate and beat easily, and when it became clear I could defend myself and wasn't scared, they moved on.
The flash beatings never to my knowledge involved theft. It was all about just beating the bejesus out of people and disappearing.
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Posting here instead of the Japan Trip Thread to keep this clean.
@urbanwoodsman:I guess Iron Heart can't use the "we're not a fashion brand" line anymore.
I am still convinced, that Haraki is not aiming at doing fashion or just making clothes that sell well. We must not forget, that Trend or fashion in the west might differ from the east. There was a time when denim got big in indonesia and many companies did heavyweight slim cuts for that market.
Now, at least in Germany, raw denim and "vintage" clothes become mainstream. Not at least because of a mag (Heritage Post), that declares "well made things" as a must for a real "(Gentle)Man". The feature boots, (japanese) denim including Flat head and Iron Heart and so on. So at least here, we see things taken to another level, after pioneers paved the road. I'm curious to see how long this trend lasts, but it feels weird to somehow look similar to guys, that just follow that trend lately.
Not sure wether this would belong in random rants, as I'm not even sure how I feel about this. Honestly, I don't care that much. Just trying to say, that raw denim and maybe chambrays, denim shirts, type IIIs, boots, stetson hats etc. are fashion right now, wether we want it not. So, every IH item will could be considered fashion at the moment. Good to know the clothes outlast trends, in terms of quality and design and many of the guys involved doing and wearing them will stick with them.
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That's just because I live in northern Germany…Bastards.
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Love this vintage fit and measurement guide…
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How vintage is it (just considering their is a "skinny fit" featured)? 60s-70s? Or even older?
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I suspect 70's, but it is a question of how old something has to be (in a clothing sense) to be considered vintage. There's plenty of clothing from the 90's listed on eBay as vintage, which always makes me think gtfo!
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That's what I was thinking too: when you you call something vintage?
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Dude, go get some new underwear. Typing that into eBay returns 184 results in the UK alone !!!
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Brilliant, thanks guys. Just found Paula's Christmas present…
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Did you read this at the bottom?
"RTBU proudly presents these super rock chic casual wearable tartan flannel shorts. just wear these with sheer white t-shirt and you will look effortlessly cool and stylish. you can also wear with fishnet tights and boots as party outiit.
shorts features grungy frayed hem edge, both sides are rolled up to a high cut, button fly, hi-waisted. also we want to suprise you with the detail by using polkadot satin as pocket lining! isn't it cute? made of quality flannel tartan fabric. all-season appropriate. "
I searched ebay for vintage underwear. People are selling used jockstraps. Wow. Gross. I'm not sure what's worse, using a used jockstrap or collecting vintage jockstraps.