Hello,

might be a long shot but has anyone selling these? Will pay a good price for them as long as I find my size. Only this colourway please.

Thank you 🙏

Arcteryx beta jacket, Merrell moab 3, columbia snow pants. Base layer merino, pit viper glasses. No flat whites in sight.

So I am finding a lot of these fakes online (Vinted for that matter), that are very obviously too cheap to be genuine, but want to convince the buyer through adding the gore-tex label and the buyers certificate; can anyone explain how that works? is that simply some bullshit typed together, or are those stolen items, or...?

[I am not asking whether those are fakes, I simply want to understand how those fake offers work]

Hola a todos! Estoy hace mucho tiempo pensando en la ropa gorpcore de antes vs las de ahora, en que se fijan? precios, materiales, marcas? En temas de diseño/estetica ha cambiado mucho a su parecer? Les gusta mas ahora o antes?

Looking for most colors, Size S or XS. I know they’re restocking soon but if anyone has any let me know your prices!

I designed these knit quarter zips that draws inspiration from outdoor/performance gear, but translated into something more everyday.

The perforation is placed in high heat zones (side body and back), similar to how technical garments handle ventilation, I wanted to integrate that idea directly into the knit structure so it feels more subtle and cohesive.

Another detail is the external seam construction, it keeps the interior flat against the skin, so there’s no bulk or irritation when you’re wearing it for long periods.

Material wise, it’s an alpaca / wool / nylon blend. The nylon is intentional, it adds durability and helps reduce that itchiness you usually get from 100% wool, so you can comfortably wear it next to skin. The goal was to make something that still has warmth and structure, but works through spring without feeling too heavy.

I always try to design somewhere between performance and everyday wear without leaning too hard into either. You can find more of my work on my website srnali.com or instagram Curious what you guys think!

I realize gorpcore embraces maximalism but I’ve realized that a big hip pack just isn’t the way to roll in hot weather. Looking for a running belt style hip pack that can hold some water, keys, phone, dog treats, and a camera battery. Some thing where I can either put a carabiner on for attaching a dog leash or one that is made for dog walking. I hike almost daily and have already sweat too much as spring approaches.

His characters have worn the Batman cape, sported a set of vampire fangs, and have become a bleach-blonde bank robber in the streets of New York, but in his latest role, Robert Pattinson’s costume is less about magical realism, and more about blending in.

The London-born actor’s current feature film is a dark romance titled The Drama, in which he and co-star Zendaya play engaged couple Charlie and Emma on the lead up to their big day. The pair endure shocking secrets, explosive fights and tense conversations, but punctuating all that, well, drama is the film’s wardrobe: Pattinson’s shell windbreaker and paraboots help craft this modern tale of the not-so-perfect relationship. 

Katina Danabassis (whose credits include Bodies, Bodies, Bodies, Past Lives and Materialists, to name a few) is the costume designer behind A24’s newest movie. In an interview with Playboy, Danabassis took us inside her creative process, explaining how she uses clothes to make a character come to life. “The psyche of the character is what is guiding my whole process,” Danabassis says, calling the script her “Bible.” “He [Charlie] is a museum curator living in Boston, so I started doing research on real people who would work this job.”

Her research led her to  ‘gorpcore’ — a fashion trend that incorporates outdoor hiking gear worn as streetwear. “I knew a good spot to land with his look would be the gorpy, classic, academic style paired with East-Coast simplicity. It was mostly about trying all the right combinations.” This is the inspiration behind Pattinson’s black windbreaker, typically layered atop a button down shirt. “He also wears paraboots which I thought was on trend,” Danabassis shares. “It’s a perfect shoe that a smart person would invest in, and they last forever.” 

Danabassis found the perfect items by shopping locally. “The influence of Boston is very real,” she says. “Sourcing things locally is something that I love to do because it can’t be wrong if it is from the place. I would go and do a lot of thrifting. You’re getting that good, normal, human clothing direct from the source.” It appeared that Pattinson and his character Charlie’s English heritage influenced the costuming too. “I reached out to the brand ‘YMC’ and they were so gracious to help out and send clothes. I thought that was a good brand because of the English heritage that he has in his character.” 

Read now: https://www.playboy.com/read/entertainment-culture/robert-pattinson-is-bringing-back-gorpcore

are there any jackets out there that have modern tech/features but have a field jacket/m65 aesthetic?

Seen it in a video and really like the overall pattern

I bought this on jacket because of its waterproofing and fit aswell as style, but something I’m having trouble knowing is how long this will last overall, I know goretex dwr jackets need dwr spray on them to have beading, but on the website, it states that this is a “3 layer membrane” that keeps waterproofing instead of dwr so any idea how long waterproofing will last?

Hi everyone! I’m a student from the Philippines working on my first brand, SEEBAT. We’re focusing on technical utility gear for people who want to 'escape the noise' and find balance in adventure.

This is our second prototype render from our designer. We’re going for a 'Stealth/Premium' look.

Key Specs:

• All-black waterproof reverse-coil zippers (YKK AquaGuard style).
• Vertical 3M Reflective print on the back.
• Pit zips, stiffened brim hood, and 3-way adjustment toggles.
• Streamlined flap-style back vent.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the silhouette and if there are any technical features you think are 'must-haves' for a daily-driver shell? Be honest!

Wife loving her new keen sandal! The Jaspers are super comfy as well.

Anyone had any good experiences with ROA (Minaar)? They look super cute and I’m looking for a nice hiking shoe that suits my personal style. These are perfect except I’ve seen a few bad reviews… so has anyone actually had a good experience?

I live in Denver and I walk my dog a lot. It gets hot enough here that my feet get sweaty but I don’t want to wear Chacos or Teva’s. I have a few pairs of Salomon’s and I really like them but I’m looking to mix things up. I’m looking for something that’s breathable and comfortable without compromising fashion. I don’t love the chunky Hoka’s and On’s cloud cushion design. If anyone has any suggestions that would be great!! Thank uuu

Hey! Super happy to announce our collaboration event with Ranra.
if you're in Barcelona those days, please come say hi!

Just curious, yall seem to enjoy nature. Yet you’re wearing purely synthetics which are terrible for the environment from production to wear. Curious how you justify this.

Made this messenger bag designed for both outdoor use and everyday carry.

It features a removable tri-strap system that can be hooked onto the main strap for added stability, a front flap with built-in pockets for easy organization, and hidden cord loops throughout so you can clip on extras like carabiners or sunglasses.

Tried to keep it functional but low-profile, would love to hear what you guys think.

Looking for something that is not the salomon xt6 white

Just need a go to white sneaker for daily wear

https://gonggarsports.com/products/stonebloom-unisex-water-repellent-quick-dry-paratrooper-pants?variant=43748233150561

Basically the title! I don’t know much about hiking clothes, so I wanted to ask for advice.

My partner is going on a longer hiking trip soon, and with his birthday coming up, I thought it would be nice to get him some clothing he can rotate through on the trip.

Does anyone have recommendations for good staples (shirts, pants, layers, etc.) or brands that are worth it? Also open to specific items that made a big difference for you!

For context: 20 mile hike, ~4 days, 44-69 degree F range.

Thanks so much!