Category: Outerwear

  • Flagrant Flexing By Showing Off The Interior

    Nanamica flips it and reverses it: Nanamica makes a lot of cool shit.  This isn’t surprising because the company is Japanese, and they operate on a whole other abstract plane when it comes to cutting and sewing fabric together.  Like in the case of this field jacket… the three different shades of green (that “forest”…

  • Pullovers Are Tough For People Who Have Commitment Issues

    Beams+ with this anorak: I’ve always had trouble with pullovers.  I like the idea in theory, but in practice I’m more of a layers-with-adjustments kind of guy.  Full length zipper, snaps, velcro… you guys know what I’m talking about.  Your commitment to the pullover has to be unwavering… or you need a damn good “out”;…

  • Buying Jackets With Enough Pockets For All Your Contraband

    One of my favorite outerwear brands Ten C, with this Olive snow smock: Definite M-65 inspired design cues, but sauced up with a badass hood and removable belt.  I don’t really have much to say about this jacket besides the fact it has a nice vintage look which will wear well, and the 5 external…

  • Pretentious White Guys Named Asher And The Peacoats They Covet

    Meet Asher, and his Krane “Asher hooded peacoat”: The peacoat is coveted by all pretentious white guys named Asher, it’s built into their DNA.  Some Asher’s have the misfortune of not being born with a silver spoon in their mouth though, so they have to settle with a peacoat from the GAP or JCrew and…

  • Dazzle Camouflage Gives Kaleidoscope Invisibility

    With this DRKSHDW by Rick Owens jacket: Dazzle camouflage is what they used to paint on warships in WWI.  If someone was to look at your through a kaleidoscope while you were wearing this jacket I’m pretty sure you’d just cancel out completely.  I have no idea if people still own kaleidoscopes and I can’t even spell the…

  • Engineered Garments Bomber Jacket

    Take it or leave it says Engineered Garments: Engineered Garments is definitely one of my favorite American brands, but their commitment to not giving a shit about whether or not you can find their clothes anywhere for purchase is kind of frustrating.  Take their website for example… at the time of writing this all you get is…