And why does it look like blackbloc-mixed-with-courier-core for software developers who don't even ride a bike or do anything cool? Like my dudes, just put on the Patagonia puffer like the good PMC Karen you are.
Is it just the opposite version of people who got really into football jerseys or carhart jackets but for people who used to buy Supreme shit?
Is this why hardshells are so fucking expensive now?
It is kinda like cosplay, but also it kinda some neat features. Not worth it. But if you are the kinda guy that no pretensions to style it is nice to have some structure about how to wardrobe
Like hardshells are great, and so are fitted rain pants when it's raining and your biking, but when worn together out of context, it's a whole thing
It’s quite worth it if you focus on the utility. Instead of searching of “tech wear” clothes, just look up clothes based on its performance features like stretch ones, breathability, fit, etc. You’ll likely be able to buy a whole fit from a variety of normal brands catering to sports and manual labor industries for the price of a single Acronym jacket