@micbwilli according to this article it's also called an "undercut" or an "undershave"

wiki calls it undercut https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undercut_(hairstyle)

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@micbwilli if you go to a proper barber it's called an Ivy League or a Harvard clip, tell him you want an Ivy League with a fade for the really short sides, it's blended better than an undercut. Undercuts made a huge come back in the 90s, you don't want that, you want class. You might have to show him a picture to get the sides right.

If you don't want a weight line then you're going to get an undercut.

That bit on the side is the weight line

yeah ask for an undercut or like "disconnected undercut"

he'll be able to understand

say whether you want it faded or not etc

Rate this hat

14/10

wow!

Favorite outfit atm

Are there any other good pro-white clothing brands?

I'm still trying to find the right balance between being too obvious and being too obscure

@Suomi Stronk Way to fill it out homie. I have the same one plus the spirit of 56

Wearing graphic tees are a bit immature tbh

depends

generally I'd agree

that ones fine though

Still, a good look IMO is dark jeans (not ripped) vans, and a non-graphic t

At the very minimum/most casual

90% of my T's are plain colors

Good lol

nothing beats a black T

crew, not v

and disavow these ripped jeans

If I were to go more refined, I would go boot-style shoes, dark non ripped pants, and a polo

Like this

Layers are also good. Like a white dress shirt under a sweater. Or, a cardigan in mild temperatures over a solid color t shirt

yeah I fvck with those dressy boots

Idk. I'm torn on ripped pants (no pun intended). I think that as far as IE goes, we want a refined and professional look. Ripped pants are intended to make you look tough/edgy, but the look comes across often as really shallow to where you look like you're trying too hard and are being a f-ggy poser.

depends

most look fkn gay

that guy in the pic actually doesnt look so bad

He can look the part a bit better

But most can't

Even muscular guys

t shirts look horrid on nonmuscular guys imo

I've recently become all too keen on noticing this

men just look 99% better, bigger

Looking good in t shirts all depend on the size

If you're non muscular, you can pull off a small t because it better hugs your body and makes you look a bit more filled out

pro tip

dont tuck it in like this

his waist just looks larger than probably really is

Ideally don't tuck in at all unless it's a dress shirt or polo

Also, don't make the bottom of your pants that high

And wear socks

I definitely fvck with these coats

Tool tuck is A-ok in my book. Also pants that are torn or dirty because you actually work.

Firehose pants from Duluth Trading company are awesome btw

Do they come with a dog?

Unfortunately no.

I wear jeans, but Levi sucks. In the last 10 years they stopped making them thick. I wear a pair out in about 2 months. But I get weird holes in my jeans from tool apron and tape measure.

These firehose pants seem to be holding up pretty well. I do a lot of crawling under equipment and I haven't torn them yet. They are a little bit warmer than jeans but they protect you better. Plus I like the pocket design. There's a good place for everything.

I wear 5.11 tactical cargo pants, olive green. Would definitely recommend!

The knees are holding up great. A few holes in the back pockets from tools.

I usually go to Goodwill or a thrift store to buy pants for work, I end getting paint or some other liquid on them, I cut them up from sliding wood across my lap or from a knife, nails and screws catch a rip them, and every now and then I need a rag and make one from pant legs or a shirt. I'm hard on jeans haha

@Der Seeteufel - SD :steals dog:

She threw up in my pickup today. I'm tempted to take you up on that. Lol @micbwilli

I bet you wouldn't. I bets she's absolutely fantastic. 🙂

Dickies are nice pants and durable. I always get the regular fit so they aren't too baggy. They go good with a pair of Adidas or NB's

I work in dickies and they hold up decently enough

So I think we sometimes underestimate the importance of image so I wanted to bring up a story from this mourning.....

I get up and quick shower and shave. I get my hair in the fashy style and toss on some cheap aviators. I got my summer shorts and a nice collared shirt.

As I'm walking into work I feel good. The sun is prefect and it's a real present walk. I got my head up and chest out. I'm looking right forward and walking at a good pace.

On the sidewalk I see another person. It's a chubby black guy in blue jean daisy dukes with earings. He's walking slow so I'm catching up to him. As I do he turns around. He then turns back and double takes at me. He stops and steps to the side of the sidewalk and I see his face.

His face turns from dull to absolute rage in a single second.

I smile and nod at him and keep walking on.

His face was a kind of "how dare you!". How dare shave myself clean. How dare I dress normal and classic. How dare I commit to keep my body in shape. How dare I smile as I walk. How dare I be confidently masculine. How dare I be content and positive. Didn't I get the memo? Didn't I know the time of the white male is over? Didn't I accept our fate?

Our style and attitude enrages them. It reminds them in no words that we are still present. It psychologically damages them.

Yeah bro I agree. Fashion and physical fitness are very powerful tools at our disposable. We are the ideological vanguard and as such we have a duty to maintain a clean cut, aesthetic image.

@micbwilli very well put

@micbwilli nice post. I've noticed the same thing when I'm walking around those people. So much hate in their eyes. That's why I like wearing polo shirts and dressing in an unapologetically white style.

Official activism footwear

Personally I prefer new balance

Are new balances actually made in America?

Some of them are

The thing with "made in America" nowadays is it usually means "made in America... from foreign materials"

Or "assembled in America" which is even worse. Have 98% of the product made in Asian sweatshops, send to America for the last two percent and stamp it "made in America"

☝🏻unfortunate truth

Rate my new fit

Hella

Nice glasses

I used to have a similar pair

They're not my glasses. It was a dumb response to @Washington

@Francis V @SamanthaM

Sorry, guys. Once again, I prove that I can't handle irony or sarcasm over text

Those glasses are implicitly white, recently however Kpop has appropriated them

@John O - Too late I'm getting a pair

Nice looking for shape of the face too

the official shoe of the ethnostate:

Line up, boys, $50/a piece

It's current year and you are current age. Why don't you have a nice professional looking pen yet?

https://www.twsbi.com/collections/fountain-pens

@John O - where’d y’all get that

Made it

Nice

@micbwilli those are fine for office work I presume. But I prefer these for job site and/or shop work.