I have broken this out into various themes, trousers, low impact fashion, gym wear, footwear and probably more by now. Particulate masks?? Hygienic masks?? The remainders are here.
Theory of fashion
Models of fashions (as opposed to fashion models):
- Red queen signalling
- Neutral mutation (Ormerod and Bentley 2010)
- Network diffusion
These can probably be considered as innovation diffusion models.
Political economy of fashion
Rachel Huber wonders about blockchainized surveillance for brand fashion and its impact on the concept of ownership.
Sustainable
Upcycling tips?
Batik
The good cheap stuff comes from Indonesia, but indonesia is a closed economy.
- Jadi Batek is a Malaysian one with pretty sweet designs although suspect cuts.
See also Indonesian e-commerce.
Australian indigenous
I am interested in collared shirts with australian designs where the money goes to the artist in a fair way.
Bolo ties
My current hero is GTiesByRebelCaller. I have many of his creations.
A true work of art, the Gtie Octopus which you can buy on etsy.
Fogeycore
Vendors of antiquated men’s fashion.
- Get The Look - The Countryman
- Plus Fours and Breeks | Fogey Unlimited (UK)
- newfanglednatty (UK)
- Men’s Tweed Boots by Walker Slater OMG so handsome
- Men’s Tweed Waistcoats & Linen Waistcoats by Walker Slater
- Mens British Vintage Clothing —Savvy Row
- Men’s Waistcoats—Vintage & Designer—Tweedmans
- Moleskin Waistcoats for Men - Peter Christian
Flatcaps
I shop at Sterkowski. Their caps have lasted me a long time and are cheap. Suspiciously cheap, for a high-quality product.
Other options:
Misc items of desire
Care of my fabrics
I keep my clothing smelling fresh with Zeroda High Performance Sports Wash, which seems both cheap and effective.
I use Nanoman Water proofing spray for fabrics. It is weirdly cheaper from Amazon than direct from their store.
Shaving
IMO the best facial shave is from a classic single-blade razor. The next one I try might be Henson Shaving, which looks like it has a nice blade angle; It seems a little overpriced for an incremental design improvement TBH.
When I am busy, I use an electric shaver. The Philips OneBlade is a adequate compromise; it is compact, travels well and can handle various parts of the body other than the face. The replacement blades are very expensive, though, and last a laughably short time.
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