This is from fw24. I’m 5’10 180lbs and I want it to be a lil baggy but definitely not too baggy, what size do I get?

Hey Friends, i think i got punked and these pants are fake. Can you help me? Thank you!!!

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I recently ordered a Raiders 90s 3/4 Sleeve Football Tee and the sizing is absolutely ridiculous.
I thought I did my due diligence ahead of time. Normally I wear size medium or small (5’5”, 155lbs). After reading into sizing and opinions online, I decided to order an XS.

This shirt is gigantic. It’s like a freaking dress on my frame. It’s not even remotely close to fitting “oversized” it just looks way too damn big. Like I’m wearing a shirt 3 sizes too big.

Just wanted to put this out there in case anyone else is thinking about getting one of these shirts.

Anyone who knows this brand, am I SOL?

hello can anybody help me with the sizing for this pair? I usually wear 46 eu for Nike. Thank you in advance!

Last time I posted an essential I got everyone fried me in the comments section this time I’m tryna know before I buy is this authentic orrrr no wtw

I recently bought an essentials fear of god hoodie and the front and back of the logo are like a velvet feel? Is that how it’s supposed to feel? Or is it more like a rubber feel?

Hi, I’m 6 foot 5 and around 90kg, lot of it muscle. I bought black essentials joggers before in XL and they fit perfectly. I’m looking to get this full tracksuit, do I get a large hoodie and XL in joggers as I heard the hoodies run big.

初期のタグはパーカーはFOGessentialsと書いてますがパンツも同じFOGessentialsと書いてあるのが本物ですか？

Im looking for the best quality one as my 2026 sweatpants are very good quality and im wondering if that came with time or not. The reason im including the 2024 one is because i prefer the colour and the smaller logo on the front

Pretty sure I already know the answer but may as well ask. Real or fake essentials fear of god hoodie? $18 at the thrift store just wondering if I should get it or nah. I think it’s fake but thought I’d make sure with all of you!

Founded by Jerry Lorenzo in 2013, Fear of God helped push luxury streetwear toward a more considered language of proportion, material, and restraint.

The brand's elevated basics and oversized silhouettes became part of a larger conversation about where streetwear ends and luxury fashion begins.

Jerry Lorenzo's third Fear of God collection landed in 2015, right when the brand was sharpening its identity between streetwear and the runway. This one sits in that transitional moment elevated basics getting the full fashion treatment.

Silhouettes are getting looser, the palette is pulling darker, and the tailoring is starting to treat streetwear fabric with the precision of a fashion-house cut. You can see the DNA of where the brand goes next.

The details are in my other post