What makes it denim workwear larp soi? Is it costumey?

>>18473189 (OP)
He looks cool. Not a huge fan of the jacket though.

>>18473189 (OP)
Wearing denim workwear while being a soft soilent cuck and having that a faggy hairstyle? Not to mention, those clothes look like they are brand new or newly washed. There's no real wear and tear or fading on that "work wear" that would indicate he actually wears them regularly, let alone do actual work in them.

>>18473189 (OP)
I’ll tell you why for this photo

>the haircut
>the scarf around his neck
>the rolled cuff pants

do we need this thread 30 times a week

>>18473189 (OP)
>Is it costumey?
yes.
the leather wallet strap and bandana make it too costumey. the rest is great.

>>18473219
noooo you can't take pictures of brand new clothes!!!!! people totally aren't more likely to take a picture of themself in brand new clothes than years after they bought them!!

op spams these "soft soilent cuck workwear" threads because he's mad at me
;_; boo hoo
but he's some dork who's never lifted a screwdriver in his life and i do new construction home remodels and landscape :D
i highly doubt you've ever worked a real day in your life faggot OP.

>>18473189 (OP)
>pants and jacket the same material, with a similar amount of use
That rarely happens, unless you buy them together as a "matching outfit".
>no fade, wear, scuffs etc
If you actually work in your clothes, that state only lasts a few days. And the chances of having both pants and jacket new at the same time, when either will last years before becoming to damaged to wear? close to zero.
>pants to wide and to long
Yeah, i know, poor people couldn't afford to cuff them, and couldn't afford proper fit. Though even "back then", they were wrapping pieces of cord around the legs to pull the pants in tighter during work.
If you've ever worked in clothes like that, you know how badly it sucks when the fabric pulls tight below your crotch, when you step on the cuff, or when the fabric becomes weat from sweat or rain and starts hitting your calves with every step.
>necktie that's too small to keep warm or absorb sweat
>boots that shine like they're freshly polished

So yeah, obvious larpy costume. If that fag is you, I'd suggest keeping the jacket, but replacing the pants for some slightly tapered ones in a different shade of blue. Probably best to lose the necktie alltogether, but if you want to wear one, a full-size bandana looks better and actually has a purpose.

Also, protip: If you're right handed, move whatever that leather dangle is to the left. Right side pockets usually stay empty to accept whatever tools you don't want to carry in hand. looking what pocket the wallet is in is a quick way to tell salespeople from engineers and tradies on the job.

>>18473376
>unless you buy them together as a "matching outfit".
thats how most people bought them out of the mail order catalogues back in the day and how they were advertised to be bought btw.
dunno what you think is inauthentic about that. its still to this day how most tradies buy their work clothes.
>If you actually work in your clothes, that state only lasts a few days.
when you get a new shiny thing do you take a picture of it to show your friends when you first get it or a month later?
cmon common sense.
>If you've ever worked in clothes like that, you know how badly it sucks when the fabric pulls tight below your crotch, when you step on the cuff, or when the fabric becomes weat from sweat or rain and starts hitting your calves with every step.
no it doesn't suck to work with cuffs. it depends on what you're doing. sometimes snagging or getting dirt in the cuffs is a problem. sometimes its not and being able to slightly roll/unroll your pants to get brand new material at your hem is advantageous. cuffing is not unpopular in agricultural work.
also, dumbass
you just got done bitching about how his clothes are brand new. you don't hem them until they're shrunken unless you want high waters. sometimes that can take multiple washes. u would know this if you werent a larper.
>when you step on the cuff
if you can step on your cuff then you need to cuff it higher dipshit lmao. skill issue? u would know this if you werent a larper.
>or when the fabric becomes weat from sweat or rain and starts hitting your calves with every step
never had that problem in canada/washington. where do you live with so much rainfall? kauai or something? u would know this if you werent a larper.

saying stuff like this kind of makes it obvious you never have done real labor in your life and YOU'RE the larper.
you sound like some seething fag who's never worked a day in your life.

>>18473376
saar you're from india wtf do you know about real men

>>18473376
>Also, protip: If you're right handed, move whatever that leather dangle is to the left. Right side pockets usually stay empty to accept whatever tools you don't want to carry in hand. looking what pocket the wallet is in is a quick way to tell salespeople from engineers and tradies on the job.
outdated shit you read off google. people carry cell phones on the job now in case their boss or a client needs to get ahold of them. most guys don't keep their wallet on their person at the jobsite and have a phone in their back left pocket if they're right handed. at least on residential that's what i see.

if they do have a wallet its always double phone+wallet in the same back pocket or the wallet's front pocket. no one who works with tools puts a cell phone in their front pocket. common sense mr asking chatgpt or google as he goes because you've never worked a real day in your life larper faggot.

>>18473189 (OP)
A lot of these guys take it too far. Like this dude wearing a bandana tied around his neck like a lesbian(literally saw a dyke wearing one 2 days ago like that). Also the proportions seem off on a lot of the outfits because the jackets are usually fitted and now they're all wearing wide fit straight cut jeans and it looks goofy.

>>18473601
Wrong on both counts you have an absolutely horrible aesthetic sense

>>18473900
They have the aesthetics of a clown.

>>18473601
>>18473900
hes right.
https://almostvintagestyle.com/2021/04/03/how-not-to-dress-well-learning-from-my-past-style-mistakes/
denim bros used to get way too zesty with the accessories, thankfully it's been dying off in the 2020's.
my other big criticism is 90% of them dress the same. there's so much more you can do with denim and mid century american casual menswear in general.
don't get me wrong a type 2 jacket or leather jacket and a pair of straight fit jeans when everything fits perfect is one of the best men's outfits that exists next to the suit. it's like a casual suit you can get fucked up. but
a) denim attracts a lot of nerds only some of them can pull it off. denim looks best on rugged dudes and twinks.
b) denim nerds lack creativity beyond variations of the same couple of fits you always see. the denim tux is sick but picture the same fit with some slightly looser fitting chinos hemmed perfect, no bandana, no wallet strap. suddenly that fit feels like you could post it on tiktok in 2025 and get a ton of zoomer likes.

>>18473189 (OP)
picture if he was younger with a more natural looking med length haircut and something more modern/lighter than pomade in his hair like a clay or cream. slick back, windswept center part or a natural look. and took off the accessories. million follows on tiktok.

>>18473219
Americans love to lean on shit

Gay cowboy costume

>>18473189 (OP)
>costumey
Yes that's the main problem. It looks like larp because it is larp. Brand new work clothing without a mark on it or brand new work clothing that has been intentionally scuffed up both look wrong. Insincere. Fake. To tradies there is a sense of stolen valor there as well. It doesn't help that the men who enjoy this larp also affect some fad based styling, such as the ubiquitous rolled cuffs.

>>18476883
It's even worse because they always choose the most anachronistic bullshit that no actual blue collar has worn in over 60 years. Makes it look like autistic historical cosplay (which it is). I like denim and workwear, but retards always end up taking it to the level of revolutionary war reenactment autism.

>>18473376
>Poor people couldn't afford rolled cuffs
Are you sure about that? Most blue collars couldn't afford to buy new properly sized pants and had to roll them or cuff them.