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In an ideal world, a good reversible jacket would be a very valuable item. You have two jackets in one, right? Technically yes. But the math isn’t always right. That’s because reversible jackets can be a bit uneven in style, with most having both good and not-so-good sides. (The interior is supposed to be BOGO-like; in fact, it’s often more GWP-like.) In some cases, the secondary colors leave a lot to be desired. In other cases, contrasting decor spoils the whole impression. Lately, however, brands have found ways to solve the tricky style problem—and it’s not too early. Some people prefer to keep both sides the same color and enhance the contrast with texture (eg wool on the outside, nylon on the inside); some simply invert the color schemes to give both sides the same vibe; some focus on AP level arithmetic, on the one hand, remained calm, and on the other hand, completely scared. That said: reversible jackets are finally reaching their potential, and if you want to get the most out of your outerwear rotation right now, you’ll want to take note. Start with this.
Fluffy purple fur? Sports atlas in the spirit of the 90s? Should I cut the length like this? This is not your average Tech Bros fleece vest.
Tank tops offer more layers than any other piece of clothing on the planet. Wear it over a graphic tee or western shirt, under a cardigan or hoodie—no matter what you’re doing, you can take advantage of its dual versatility in all sorts of ways.
The Kapital Do-Gi python jacket has become a menswear classic in recent years. It’s easy to see why, with a plush print and sleek nylon exterior, as well as a wide range of elements ranging from traditional Japanese sashiko embroidery to retro street style.
We’re not saying this great 2-in-1 jacket is a “great outdoors” jacket, but it definitely serves an important purpose. Wear it with cargo pants and Merrell boots for an off-road look, or with jeans and clogs for an urban look.
Whether you’re hitting the local trails or stopping by the local pub, a retro hoodie from Manastash will keep you warm.
Layered over a turtleneck or flannel jacket and paired with khakis or pleated sweatpants, this lightweight, insulated jacket provides the perfect warmth to get you through fall and beyond.
Carter Young’s reversible jacket is inspired by mid-century garage jackets, but it goes straight into futuristic territory with head-turning silver threads woven into durable denim.
We have always known that a good raincoat is 100% better than an umbrella. The collision probability of this reversible groove reaches 200%.
Now all you need is your favorite hat, distressed vintage jeans and a pair of boots. But don’t worry, you don’t have to take two different versions to fit both sides of this guy.
surprise! Your long winter coat will have a large curved section, but will not have a collar. Pair it with your favorite sweatshirt and adorable corduroy pants.
We’re happy to report that down jackets have gone far beyond the usual North Face joints you’re used to. Both parties will agree that the Noma TD jacket is the coolest thing in anyone’s wardrobe. Fortunately, there is both.
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Post time: Dec-13-2023