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I am the opposite of an impulse shopper. I have a running list of things that I would like to add to my wardrobe, if I can find them. Every now and then, however, I'll come across something and say "Damn...I gotta have it".
The other day, it was these "luxury fleece" dress-sweats by the "Original American Outdoor Clothing Company" Woolrich.
These are sweat pants that you can wear to work! (provided you have a pretty cool boss).
I actually wore them to work yesterday (see below) and proved that, when styled correctly and hemmed properly, you can wear sweat pants with a tailored blazer and dressy lace-ups. Most people didn't even notice they were fleece - and those who did thought it was genius.
Who says work clothes can't be comfortable?
Yours in style,
SB
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12 comments:
dope. I've been considering the sartorial possibilities of owning a pair of trouser cut and tailored sweatpants, glad to see I'm not alone in this haha. great stuff sir
Where can I get pants like that?
I have everything your wearing, well maybe similar, and I would like to put myself together like that.
Until this point I thought these were absolutely terrible, but you pull them off sir.
Side Note: Woolrich needs to chill with all the diffusion lines. Shit is getting out of control.
These from the giltman sale dan?
No, I picked these up at Saks in NYC...but they were the last pair :/ (sorry)
-SB
When I first saw the title of this post, I thought, "That's it - SB really has lost his mind!"
But then I read it. And now I want a pair.
this is fantastic... huge fan!!!
Doesn't the backside begin to drop a bit after a few hours of wear? That's the trouble with all sweatpants.
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this is awesome. glad you posted a picture of them in action; makes a big difference. now i want them.
Looking shaaaaaaaaaaaaaarp.
Check out Dirk Bikkembergs' Fall 2010 RTW from Milan. Just like you said. Execution is everything.
Well done.
I think the vest is a bit busy. Also, you should tousle the hair. On the other hand that blazer is lovely.
I'm beginning to love this blog. Great work.
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