Who here dressing “resort casual” this summer.Ballroom dancing, mansion parties or perhaps, outfits to go yachtin’?
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I’ve seen stores calling it “premium materials trend”
>>18750746can't stay on topic even in your own spam threads?
what a worthless thread holy shit
>>18750788My pics are pure gold, coomer mutt.>>18750753My thread isnt even spam in the catalogue, this is a genuine fashion trend happening internationally.
*gasps*Ya’ll niggas ain’t even got a handbag i bet.
you know linen doesn't have to be white or beige?
Tfw live in a european country where hot babes casually wear revealing clothing like bras casually as outerwear.Feels good, man.Paired with Mediterranean styled linen.
Fleece does also work with these kinds of fits too particularly heather knit but i cant find any inspo for that.
this is one of the styles i usually go for in the summer. but i do like to add some colour. i particularly enjoy brown and green as opposed to just sticking to white and beige
>fleece + linenmake it make sense
>>18750829Bringing attraction of the eyes to the texture of what you are wearing and not sacrificing comfort. This can also distract from what may seem generally unappealing, such as sun damaged skin or wrinkles.It can also make an outfit look far more modern day sporty, while making the outfit easier to wear in colder climates.I think collegiate colours easily transition from the linen also making more colourful fits. Making an athletic build look preppy. An example of this would be athletic club initials appliquéd onto a fleece piece of an outfit e.g. short shorts, or hat. SO MANY OPTIONS WITH LINEN.
>>18750788Well, if we’re being unserious.>>18750796There’s something so insincere and 2012 millennial about half of what’s posted here though.>>18750799Fire bag.
I thought everyone wore linen when it's hot. I always chose a cotton/linen blend myself since it wrinkles less.
>>18750860linen is to keep you cool during warm weatherfleece is to keep you warm during cold weatherwearing them together is dumb as hell
Can we post something even remotely inspired, please?
Obvs polyester but could easily be a linen design…
>>18750903>linen knit
>>18750741Most linen is mass-produced bleached cheap shit and often mixed with synthetic materials. The fabric should be Masters of Linen certified, 100% sourced and made in Europe.
>>18750923cool bullshit seals to triple the price of an item
>>18750923Unlike Europe, which has linen available in just about every market store street, Americans have to either import it at exorbitant costs or buy it direct from a luxury retailer. Most of us technically don’t make enough for rent alone, let alone living expenses due to our Judaic government funneling “inflation” to the murder of Gaza kids and decimation of ancient Christian olive groves in Lebanon.
>>18750931It's still expensive in Europe. It's become a luxury and used by royals, probably because linen is healthier and lasts much longer. Supposedly have healing properties.>Until the mid-20th century, when cheap petroleum-based synthetic fabrics (like polyester) and mass-produced cotton took over, linen was the gold standard for medical and household bedding for very specific, practical reasons.>Linen fibers naturally repel bacteria, fungi, and dust mites. In early hospital wards, using linen significantly reduced cross-contamination between patients.>The slightly rigid, smooth texture of linen doesn't bunch or trap friction against the skin like cotton or polyester. Clinical observations (including Japanese medical studies) noted that long-term bedridden patients rarely developed severe bedsores when sleeping on genuine flax sheets.>Linen fibers are hollow, acting like tiny straws. They can absorb up to 20% of their own weight in moisture before even feeling damp. In a time before climate-controlled hospitals, this kept feverish, sweating patients completely dry and cool, preventing rapid heat loss or skin maceration.>To sanitize bedding back then, hospitals boiled sheets in harsh lyes. Cotton degrades and thins under this treatment; polyester melts. Linen, however, actually gets softer and stronger the more it is boiled and washed.>A traditional European bride’s dowry chest almost always consisted of heavy, hand-woven linen sheets provided by her family. Because a single set of old-school linen sheets could easily last 50 to 100 years, a household didn't buy new bedding every few years. They simply inherited them from their parents and grandparents
>>18750771>you wanna know how i got these scarves
>>18750885Unfortunately i have lived a life of poly-cotton daily wear. My eyes have opened to the glory of LINEN.Now, i also love LINEN SLVTS.
>>18750958I’m not insinuating it’s cheap, just more accessible. I watch videos of American tourists and expats in countries like France. There’s always at least one store in any marketplace selling linen, between 40-60 euros for a shirt. In the states, designer brands want $1-2k for anything. Polyester shirts are selling for $500-600 and they’re made in a factory in China. I haven’t had any luck in well over a decade finding secondhand linen due to the rise in resellers. Regular stores don’t even carry it. I found ONE linen shirt for $70 at Nordstrom rack among a full store full of thousands of items. That’s a discount store on designer, a $400 retail item. Most of what is in there is now exclusively made for that store, aka polyester garbage with fake licensed designer label slapped on top.
Which would you choose for a stroll in a country park, or walking asphalt, to pair with your linen pieces? Barring sandals to protect your feet.I’m soon to purchase some oxford detail boots, or half-brogue/full-brogue boots as chelsea in dark red leather, for such events. I can handle the heat on the feet.
>>18750984I pray good linen comes your way, anon.Even someone as fat as i am, can find linen easily right now, due to this trend. I put together this suit which is xxxl on a budget of £135. Not counting the shoes which are my wedding shoes ive had for years.
>>18750739Does linen makes you hover above the ground?
>>18751084Corrected, my image was too low quality previously.This is a uniqlo model ‘fit.
>>18750993Surely this is bait.
>>18751164Makin’ me a lil nervous.
Ordered these for my country walks. For visiting deer park, birdfeeding and dog walking. Wearing my LINEN paired with them should be good now, and for when the endless drought ends.If you google the model number you can see what they look like secondhand. I might show before and after of me polishing and conditioning them in /btg/ after they come. Its a thing i do now with all brand new boots since stock does seems to dry out before sale in warehouses.
>>18750739Make sure them white girl fuck east asian guy porn yo
>>18751211eww
>>18751220SEA gonna get cracked. Fr,fr.
C R E A M P I E
>>18751211kek quality bait
>>18750739Linen is all I wear from May to september if Im not wearing shorts. I really don't understand people wearing blue jeans and graphic T's all year round.
Might cop this oatmeal LINEN suit for classy martini drinking. I could convert it into a white tie look with cotton white dress shirt, Tie and TOP hat. I also have some ribbon for a colonel sanders look. Says its being viewed on the site 8 times per hour and linen suits are popping off as a trend.About £110 together and comes in fat nigga sizing.
White people shouldn't wear linen, that's cultural appropriation. Plus it doesn't work with their skin tone.
This nigga straight lettin his nuts dragg.Im building this but in linen.
>>18751585Linen, like almost everything else, was invented by us.
>>18750739> Ballroom dancing, mansion parties or perhaps, outfits to go yachtin’?While not my style, that at least would be wearable. Unless you only look at shirts, linen is always>stoned, unemployed Hippy on his way to the next drum circle Give me useful linen pants, with belt loops instead of some stupid ass drawstring or even worse, Elastics and 4 useable pockets. And don’t make them that thin, that they’re 100% see through!I can either go bespoke (a bit expensive though) or various linen-cotton mixes (at least better than nothing) but I just want normal pants, at normal prices, but in linen. How hard can it be?And while I’m ranting:Why is there no linen underwear that is not boxers? Yes, linen is not very eleastic, but why not combine it with some elastic mesh panels at spaces it’s needed for the ultimate summer underwear?
>>18751753Linen underwear sounds like something i want to experience, it used to be an insanely popular fabric for such things.It must be quite comfy and as another anon said earlier in thread it was the gold standard for hygiene reasons (see .>>18750958 ) back then.
>>18750739Role play pictures. If you actually wear linen you don’t wear whites/beige because it shows wrinkles worse… Patterns and stripes hide wrinkles much better and looks more natural and not like you searched linen on shein
>100% linen jacket>paragraph going on about how amazing it is for your summer wardrobe >fully lined with 100% polyester
you must be retarded to like this type of thread and the clothing items in this are so ass
>>18750771Oh yeah, the 3 CsCunt, Cuck n' Crook
redpill: all clothes look good on people in shape. all clothes look bad on people not in shape.
Respect the drip.
I have a pretty decent collection of 100% linen clothes. In order I'd say from highest quality to lowest quality of what I've tried:>proper cloth>black ficus>banana republic>quince (still amazing good for the price)I don't like layering linen, especially not in the summer, so for that reason I avoid linen blazers altogether and go with a synthetic jacket like OR ferrosi or similar. I have linen t shirts, a short sleeve henley, a resort shirt, a linen hoodie, drawstring pants and double pleated pants. I usually avoid wearing entirely linen casually unless I'm just chilling at home. Also incredible and underrated is linen french terry, but good luck getting some for yourself (not even gatekeeping its impossible to find)
>>18751998Thank you, good to know what brands are about.
Beachin’
>>18750985Loafers
>>18751998> linen t shirts,How does that work? Wouldn’t the fabric need to be stretchy, what linen definitely isn’t?
>>18752100Banana republic have some kind of weave they use that is stretchy, and the other ones I have are indeed stiff. You just have to get a slightly bigger size and take it off carefully so you don't rip it, but it's not a big deal.
I feel like linen never looks as good as you think it will
>>18752268Aside from a few exceptional pieces, the average ready-to-wear looks like a cheap placemat sewn into a vest. Boxy and transparent in weird places.
>>18750985Men should not have exposed ankles, stop this.
Oatmeal suit came and didnt fit gonna try navy. Its hard being a fat fuck.>>18752364Stop, what?
>>18752303I also think that, despite how hard people try to convince themselves otherwise, the wrinkles almost never look good. Everyone always says "embrace the wrinkles" but you almost never see people post actual wrinkled linen.
FUCK linen it's SILK gang nigga
I dunno why people glaze linen so muchIt feels scratchy and looks like something an indian would wear
With LINEN you can be feeling fruity during a JUNGLE experience.
>>18752626Because LINEN is SENSVAL.
Classy business in the country for LINEN BABES.
>>18752626I like it for shirts because I'm a fat sweaty bastard that works outside, and it feels way cooler than cotton.
This look would be so elevated in style if it was linen.He gets the vibe.
Imma say it...cotton linen blend is better than full linen.
>>18751753lmao I feel your pain. Spier and Mackay has some good ones.Ralph Lauren occasionally has some labelled under "linen suit pants" or some such.
>>18752626It its scratchy you are probably wearing some poorfag linen.
>>18751753You want brands like TOAST or Rodd & Gunn. High quality linen and good tailoring/useful pieces that don’t get torn easily or wear out from my experience, but a bit expensive so you’re best copping secondhand.
>>18754986What most don’t know is that cheap linen uses the cast off plant ends and plants too low quality to make good linen, resulting in a shoddy rough feeling and physically weaker weave as it mostly uses a lot of rough ground up flax instead of the primo plants. Best generally (in my opinion anyway) is Linen from mills in Normandy.
>>18755014Thanks for the info. Thats pretty interesting anon.
