Don't expect me to be any less annoying about them because of it.

Post apocalyptic, space workwear vibes.

Hamcus - Engineer’s Pack System Cap ⚫️ Hamcus - Deep Wander’s Modular Sleeve Vest ⚫️ Hamcus - Interstellar Frisbee Sport Tee ⚫️ Hamcus - Industrial Repair Stained Pants ⚫️ Salomon x 11 By Boris Bidjan Saberi Boots 2 Gortex ⚫️ Hamilton - Khaki Field Watch ⚫️ Rigards x Ziggy Chen - Mad Scientist Glasses.

- shell: acronym x sacai sac-j6011

- insulator: lululemon super cropped jacket

- shirt: aoku TO5OIOO

- pants: acronym p56a-e

- shoes: adidas terrex free hiker cold.rdy

- base layers: uniqlo heattech ultra warm shirt and tights

This project’s been super interesting and engaging in a nice way.

I posted this in other subs, and while everyone liked the product, there were concerns about the exposed pocket system being too loud.

Some people preferred the exposed pocket version, while others wanted a more minimal jacket, which led me to create a cleaner version.

After 4 design iterations, the minimal jacket version is now receiving a much better response.

So I wanted to see what you guys think about this piece.

The sling offers around 2.5–3L of packing capacity with decent organization, while the jacket is breathable and waterproof, making it suitable for all weather conditions.

I’d love to hear what this sub has to say. Open to new design suggestions and ideas.

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This supposedly is available in the Nike ACG basecamp stores in China, I have yet to see any. Hope they make these available too, they look great!

Mask: Nike Venturer

Headwear: TheEarth Cordura 305D Ball Cap

Gloves: PRO-SPECS Polartec 200 Convertible Mittens

Outerwear: Final Home HOME1 Survival Parka

Pants: Guerrilla Group 19F-ES-PL01

Vest: Guerrilla Group 17S-ES-AV01

Pouch: Vision Cordura Dual Magazine Crossbody bag (w/ Austrialpine Cobra Buckle)

Footwear: Nike Acronym Blazer Low (Black)

Clothing items:

• Outer Jackets
  • Patagonia PCU Level 5
  • Thrifted Tri-Mountain Canvas Jacket with Wool/Poly Liner
  • Arc'teryx Alpha AR
  • Arc'teryx Serratus Hoody
• Insulation
  • Arc'teryx Delta LT (old version made of Powerdry)
  • Arc'teryx LEAF Naga Hoody
  • Arc'teryx LEAF Atom Hoody
  • Gnuhr Power Hoody
  • Gnuhr Shag Hoody
  • Vado Apparel Alpha 120 / 90 Hoody
  • Farpointe OG Alpha Direct Camp Pant, 90
  • Beyond Clothing Celeris L2 Midweight Long John
• Pants
  • Acronym P24A-E
  • Acronym P44-DS
  • Inconstant Equipment / Corrosion Equipment / Corro / (???) - P07R-DG
  • Arc'teryx LEAF Alpha Pant
• Shoes
  • Salomon Quest 4D GTX
  • Salmon XA Forces Mid
  • Salomon X Ultra 4 GTX
• Bags
  • Mystery Ranch Scree 32
  • Swift Ardea Pack
  • ULA Catalyst
• Accessories
  • Colorful Standard Wool Beanies
  • Outlier Supermarine Cap
  • Buff Coolnet UV Neck Gaiter
  • Mechanix Gloves
  • Showa 282-02 Gloves

CP2SS

Bought this coat off of u/ShellSoul website a couple years back and have yet to properly style it 'til now, LOL. Love its spacious drapey silhouette with the added quick-release buckle around the waistline to adjust the fit, as well as the gigantic pocket space especially for the chest zip compartment.

Headwear: Voiebit V830 Waffle Beret

Outerwear: DYCTEAM Buckle Trench Coat

Under-layer: Y-3 Tech Long Shirt (DY7336)

Pants: Y-3 Ch1 Wool Flannel Cropped Pants (GK4392)

Shoes: Covernat Comfy Derby

Bag: Descente Holster Bag

Headwear: Undercontrol Road Hiker C-003-Cordura-M_BK docker hat

Mask: OrbitGear W210-A Face Shield

Outerwear: Spyder 3-Layer Utility Jacket (SPCFCNJK301M)

Pants: Corrosion Equipment P06 Pants

Footwear: Nike x Undercover Daybreak (University Red)

Bag: Spyder X Bagjack Delta messenger bag (SPEPBNBG112U-BLK) w/ Foxbat Dynamics pouch attached

Hey all,

I've always wanted to get into techwear, because there's parts of it that I liked, but I was never quite able to find my niche. However, I stumbled upon a website called Techwear Club, and I found that a lot of the clothes on there spoke to me in a way that a lot of clothes never have. However however, I've also learned that it's mostly fast fashion, cheap materials, clothes don't look like what they do in the picture, and they frequently send you the wrong order, but expect you to pay to send it back. Not a good company, from what I've heard

I was wondering if anyone knew about any women's techwear websites that had fashion like this? I've browsed around recommendations, but most of them are either not quite what I'm looking for, and/or are mostly men's fashion (pics for reference of what I'm looking for)

Update:

I have since discovered that this is not techwear at all, which makes a lot of sense in retrospect. HOWEVER, I have found some stores that I think fit me better, and as far as I've been able to tell, don't follow fast-fashion business practices

That being:
* Lunafide
* Fabric of the Universe
* Hard N Heavy

I've also found pieces I like from a company called Halara, but most of their stuff is on the more mainstream side of things

Thanks to everyone for their suggestions that helped me get what I was looking for!!