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How ‘One Piece’ costumes bring the classic manga to life
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I'm going to Thailand next week. Looking for advice on clothing.
I'm very excited to be taking a trip to Thailand with my wife for our honeymoon. I'm going to do some clothes shopping this week and keen to take advice from those who live in or have travelled to...
I'm very excited to be taking a trip to Thailand with my wife for our honeymoon.
I'm going to do some clothes shopping this week and keen to take advice from those who live in or have travelled to SEA or specifically Thailand before.
I'm going for a minimal approach, so I'll be taking as few clothes as possible and having them laundered whilst I'm there.
For underwear, I'm settled on stocking up on Uniqlo's airism boxers as they're already the most comfortable I've ever owned and I'm certain they'll hold up well to the tropics.
In that vein, I'm not sure if I should also go for the airism t-shirts, or if there's an obviously better choice. I hear lots of mixed opinions on cotton vs merino vs synthetics. I sweat too much for cotton, and have never got on that well with merino (outside of jumpers/sweaters). Given I'll only be there for a couple of weaks, I'm feeling that synthetics are the way to go. But I'm happy to be convinced otherwise.
For footwear I'm going to wear my Altra Escalantes. I'm currently training for a marathon and will have to do at least a few runs while I'm out there, so these will serve as my running shoes and for anywhere I might appreciate plain black shoes (or something more supportive than sandals). Otherwise, I'll be living in my Birkenstock arizonas.
I'll be packing two linen shirts, one linen trousers and then a couple of very lightweight shorts. Again, I'm avoiding cotton with the shorts. I have some ABC WovenAir pull-on shorts from Lululemon that I think will be very comfortable, but I'd be keen for recommendation for another pair or two. I've been told the pacebreakers from Lululemon are great, but not sure if an order from there will arrive on time.
I'm based in the UK, so any recommendations would ideally before for shops we have here, or international brands like Decathlon, Uniqlo, H&M etc.
I understand this is all very personal, but I like hearing different preferences.
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Stone Age boy in Sweden was buried in deerskin and a woodpecker headdress, archaeologists discover
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A brief history of men's underwear
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What fashion trend will you refuse to let die?
For me it's: Pants below the natural waist. What can I say, I grew up during the Britney Spears' Time. Long socks with shorts. Also, invisible socks, apparently I just hate crew or 1/4 crew socks....
For me it's:
Pants below the natural waist. What can I say, I grew up during the Britney Spears' Time.
Long socks with shorts. Also, invisible socks, apparently I just hate crew or 1/4 crew socks.
ADDENDUM.
This popped up in my feed I see that no one has defended capri pants, yet...I like how at some point in society, a "cupped" clothed ass was considered so provocative.38 votes -
What you actually need to make clothes in an apocalypse
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Why I’ve tracked every single piece of clothing I’ve worn for three years
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Making a Victorian-inspired cape for ultimate witchy vibes
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Sewing machines are mechanical marvels – here’s how they work
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Mushrooms, snails and plant roots: The surprising story of how your clothes got their color
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Why I spent three years designing a coat hanger
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Those of you who make your own clothes and sundry, what are your favorite sewing patterns?
I'm also interested in hearing from those of you who draft your own patterns or go patternless. What have been your favorite things things to make (most fun, most useful, most instructive, etc.)?
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Blackpilled Swag: The dark allure of cursed clothes — and hijacking them toward blessedness
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Do you have an article of clothing or costume piece you enjoy wearing?
I've spoken to a couple of my friends who have mentioned that sometimes they wear a special outfit or dress up in order to feel better/get out of a lull. Even when I'm feeling pretty good on the...
I've spoken to a couple of my friends who have mentioned that sometimes they wear a special outfit or dress up in order to feel better/get out of a lull. Even when I'm feeling pretty good on the emotional front, I've noticed that I have some favorite pieces I regularly cycle through.
Do you have a favorite outfit, piece of clothing/accessory, type of fabric/style, or costume piece you enjoy wearing? What is it? How does that piece make you feel when you put it on? Do you wear it in public? Does the piece have any sentimental value? Not a totally related question, but if you were a cartoon character who wore the same outfit every episode, what would your outfit be?
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An Ode to Undies
T'was picking fruit down under, where I learned the truth of underwear Davenport made the best boxer costed more but last forever At first my junk was hanging loose no more briefs snuggling like a...
T'was picking fruit down under, where
I learned the truth of underwear
Davenport made the best boxer
costed more but last foreverAt first my junk was hanging loose
no more briefs snuggling like a noose
but soon I loved it hanging free
it's quicker when you have to peeDecade later holes not in sight
Bought some more in case they might
Thought they'd be with me till the end
Thirty years they've been my friendNow I'm down to last seven pair
Out of business they went I fear
Brought down low by cheap knock offs
Where oh where is my Undie Guru now?12 votes -
Why I’ve tracked every single piece of clothing I’ve worn for three years
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Jockeying for position: how boxers and briefs got into men’s pants
8 votes