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8 Oct 2017 13:19
Not really, people and things changes. Like Hello World and Locks have said once you get into your 30, you have to start forgetting about street wear and slim down your closet with quality.
OG wearers of brands like Nike, should of invested cheap shares in the 90s.
9 Oct 2017 09:45
Depends on the person. I'm 48 and when I was in my 30s I tried to take that advice. It just wasn't me, went back to the streetwear I love.
But I guess I can pull it off because I'm actually still thin and people say I look like I'm in my 20s.
Hello World looked really old even in his 20s and Noble Locks has a gut.
9 Oct 2017 14:33
I keep hearing this, and as much as I hate myself for it, i agree with MIL. I'm 34 this year, and even though I'm not the oversized-trouser wearing skater that i was in the 90s/00s, these were my formative years and the brands/style then still have an influence on what I cop, albeit a more refined one.
9 Oct 2017 15:42
I keep hearing this, and as much as I hate myself for it, i agree with MIL. I'm 34 this year, and even though I'm not the oversized-trouser wearing skater that i was in the 90s/00s, these were my formative years and the brands/style then still have an influence on what I cop, albeit a more refined one.
It really depends on your lifestyle, some older guys do pull it off.
Go and spend £30 in primark basics, teamed up with a decent pair or nikes and your see no one cares what your wearing.
Yup and add new eras to that.
16 Oct 2017 11:21
Sad for the OG wearers though, don’t you think?
Not really, people and things changes. Like Hello World and Locks have said once you get into your 30, you have to start forgetting about street wear and slim down your closet with quality.
OG wearers of brands like Nike, should of invested cheap shares in the 90s.
Not really, people and things changes. Like Hello World and Locks have said once you get into your 30, you have to start forgetting about street wear and slim down your closet with quality.
Depends on the person. I'm 48 and when I was in my 30s I tried to take that advice. It just wasn't me, went back to the streetwear I love.
But I guess I can pull it off because I'm actually still thin and people say I look like I'm in my 20s.
Hello World looked really old even in his 20s and Noble Locks has a gut.
once you get into your 30, you have to start forgetting about street wear and slim down your closet with quality.
I keep hearing this, and as much as I hate myself for it, i agree with MIL. I'm 34 this year, and even though I'm not the oversized-trouser wearing skater that i was in the 90s/00s, these were my formative years and the brands/style then still have an influence on what I cop, albeit a more refined one.
once you get into your 30, you have to start forgetting about street wear and slim down your closet with quality.
I keep hearing this, and as much as I hate myself for it, i agree with MIL. I'm 34 this year, and even though I'm not the oversized-trouser wearing skater that i was in the 90s/00s, these were my formative years and the brands/style then still have an influence on what I cop, albeit a more refined one.
It really depends on your lifestyle, some older guys do pull it off.
Go and spend £30 in primark basics, teamed up with a decent pair or nikes and your see no one cares what your wearing.
Things like flannels and small box logo sweatshirts yes.
Any hoodies or massive logo prints and you look ridiculous once you each a certain age (and that age depends how old you look).
Any hoodies or massive logo prints and you look ridiculous once you each a certain age (and that age depends how old you look).
Yup and add new eras to that.
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this season's TNF collab is the best thing they've done in ages imo
this season's TNF collab is the best thing they've done in ages imo
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