Philipp Plein is the king of garish leather jacket
Philipp Plein is the king of garish leather jacket
why don't they just sell buco patches $150 a pieceLOL. Just like the originals! What an absolutely ignominious end for the Buco namesake.
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Careful now, you'll give them ideas...why don't they just sell buco patches $150 a piece
with some crap marketing like
"this patch is constructed with the highest quality material true to RMC high standard, the moleskin background is premium, and the computer printed 3d embroidery is produced in maximum density, this patch will effortlessly elevate any piece of clothing into heritage motorsport vibe and bless it with a sense of speed"
https://clutch-cafe.com/search?q=Patchwhy don't they just sell buco patches $150 a piece
with some crap marketing like
"this patch is constructed with the highest quality material true to RMC high standard, the moleskin background is premium, and the computer printed 3d embroidery is produced in maximum density, this patch will effortlessly elevate any piece of clothing into heritage motorsport vibe and bless it with a sense of speed"
wow those prices are madness, people can put on crazy prices to put their product into certain dreamt up market segment but other people with clear mind are also free to not buying into it...
That guy looks like the rock...er... more like the pebble.Clutch Cafe is possibly the worst and their look-book is where it's at: Haphazardly piled military surpluss knock-offs and cheap dad-wear.
Clutch Cafe is possibly the worst and their look-book is where it's at: Haphazardly piled military surpluss knock-offs and cheap dad-wear.
Made me lough, nice visual quotepig teat studs
Another visvim entry, is this based off anything legit? Seems quite interesting to me, has those pig teat studs of the Leathertogs/Buco J-31, but on a crosszip. Also looks like they're coin designs or something on the studs. As usual the distressing looks awful to me.
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Clutch Cafe is possibly the worst and their look-book is where it's at: Haphazardly piled military surpluss knock-offs and cheap dad-wear.
As a bartender, I take great offense to this. To clarify: many, many (too many) hipsters have somehow successfully gotten jobs that require them to mix drinks even though they have no idea what they are doing. They are not bartenders. Nor even "mixologists" (whatever the hell that is). They're just tattooed guys who stand behind a bar and look confused when you order anything that doesn't have the recipe in the name (gin and tonic, whiskey soda, etc).I got this impression that 90% of hipsters are working either as bartender or barber.
I got this impression that 90% of hipsters are working either as bartender or barber.
One of these hip “barber shops” opened up two blocks from me a few years ago and I went there a few times because it seemed so convenient. I quickly learned that it was best to call ahead and make an appointment because they were often too busy for walk ins.And barbers have a waiting bench and take walk-ins, as God intended. They don't require one to call ahead like these idiots do. Scheduling an appointment = "hair stylist".