What jackets yall rockin this fall/winter?

[aNYone]

I want this jacket bad but I can't spend $400 on a coat. I just can't do it. All my North Faces been like $200 and less.

What kinda jacket is that?

 

[Hahahaha]

What kinda jacket is that?

https://atmosny.com/products/the-north-face-black-box-v-stok-parka-fir-green-purple

 

[ninjahood]

just got this on some chill ish..

 

[Guccishades]

If you ain’t willing to spend $400 on a coat you ain’t gonna be warm

 

[ASE]

Been eyeing this for a few years. Finally copped it this weekend when I finally had money saved and with Bloomingdales 30% off. Pics don't do this jacket justice - esp with the way the shiny gold zippers go with the navy. And the way the fur lined hood feels. I'll be rocking this Mackage lowkey slimfit while everyone and their mamas are rocking their baggy Canada Goose.

Bloomies gave 30% off mackage? How?

 

[ninjahood]

If you ain’t willing to spend $400 on a coat you ain’t gonna be warm

not true, its more like $200+ minimum.

 

[Hahahaha]

If you ain’t willing to spend $400 on a coat you ain’t gonna be warm

I've got multiple TNF and M&N for $150-$200 on sale that keep me warm as **** in the winter. I'm just not paying retail for these jackets.

 

[Guccishades]

I've got multiple TNF and M&N for $150-$200 on sale that keep me warm as **** in the winter. I'm just not paying retail for these jackets.

You ain’t warm warm

 

[picasso swerve]

You ain’t warm warm

This facts, dude probably still layering up mad.


My Goose with just a shirt under and staying toasty warm is worth the money.

 

[getback]

If you ain’t willing to spend $400 on a coat you ain’t gonna be warm

Copped a Dada Supreme down jacket in 2001 that cost like $75. Thing kept me warm AF in the coldest of New England winters.

 

[PRIME]

Bout to cop. But not sure if I want to go Goose or Moncler

I tried on a Goose in bloomies and started sweating in seconds

Copped this one instead last weekend

https://www.canadagoose.com/ca/en/w...p-mens-bombers#start=1&cgid=shop-mens-bombers

Sold out online. Crazy how almost all of their stuff is sold out and it’s just October.

Picked mine up from Bloomingdales. Was unsure if I should have gotten the navy or the black. Kind of want the navy now

Might go after the Stoney crinkle reps NY jacket next. Either that or the Faber bomber by canada goose

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[Hahahaha]

You ain’t warm warm

I’m warm warm, my TNF jackets got the 750 fill count. I wear a long sleeve under my jacket and I’m good money. I got another TNF that has 1000 fill count and I paid $250 for it, sweat my *** off in it sometimes

Gotta Timberland x Pendleton jacket, retail was $600 and I paid $80, jacket is warm as **** and quality.

 

[Brownstone]

My girl doesn’t even know what Canada goose is and she was feeling it heavy in Nordstrom’s the other day.

Ready to pull the trigger. I’m in MN for Christ sakes.

 

[PRIME]

I’m warm warm, my TNF jackets got the 750 fill count. I wear a long sleeve under my jacket and I’m good money. I got another TNF that has 1000 fill count and I paid $250 for it, sweat my *** off in it sometimes

Gotta Timberland x Pendleton jacket, retail was $600 and I paid $80, jacket is warm as **** and quality.

I think at a base level you have to look at the 2 companies in comparison to each other.

TNF is a MASIVE company, with stores all over the world and have their product in hundreds of retailers over the planet. Canada Goose is a much smaller company, and it allows them to spend more time paying attention to the materials used at a higher level, while TNF is all about quality but also quantity. TNF is selling so much product at retail and on sale that they don't have to price their s as hight o make that same return Canada Goose has to.

I'm not too big on vests, but I might go after the 1996 Nupse vest versus paying 3x that amount on the Canada Goose Garson vest.

Grew up on TNF, so its always going to be good with me. What I appreciate about both are their lifetime warranties.

Need to stock up on some thermals to rock under a vest

 

[Bend_The_Knee]

Pelle black leather on deck
Carhartt rain jacket on deck
A few hoodies

 

[Guccishades]

This facts, dude probably still layering up mad.


My Goose with just a shirt under and staying toasty warm is worth the money.

Yup, and you can go warmer then goose if you really wanted to but you get the gist of it

 

[hennessy beach]

About to pull the trigger on a Stoney crinkle reps

 

[fluid hips]

Dudes on reddit put me on Montbell. Ordered some and it should be here Friday.

 

[fluid hips]

Been eyeing this for a few years. Finally copped it this weekend when I finally had money saved and with Bloomingdales 30% off. Pics don't do this jacket justice - esp with the way the shiny gold zippers go with the navy. And the way the fur lined hood feels. I'll be rocking this Mackage lowkey slimfit while everyone and their mamas are rocking their baggy Canada Goose.

Looks heavy

 

[sreggie101]

I’m warm warm, my TNF jackets got the 750 fill count. I wear a long sleeve under my jacket and I’m good money. I got another TNF that has 1000 fill count and I paid $250 for it, sweat my *** off in it sometimes

Gotta Timberland x Pendleton jacket, retail was $600 and I paid $80, jacket is warm as **** and quality.

Damn timberland did a collab with Pendleton? Def missed that...

I want to cop this NF Gotham jacket. But I copped a fleece lined patagonia parka on clearance in 2016.. No angled pockets tho which is criminal. O well.

 

[SupremeBeing5]

Might cop this Mooseknuckles

They have some nice ones

https://www.mooseknucklescanada.com/men/coats-jackets/

 

[lil black jean jacket]

If you ain’t willing to spend $400 on a coat you ain’t gonna be warm

This is honestly subjective....... but I guess, depending on where you live really

 

[Scarborough]

highly recommend a CG had the same one for 7 years now.
im tryna cop the yellow 1996 nupste for my next winter jacket

 

[Bend_The_Knee]

Might cop this Mooseknuckles

They have some nice ones

https://www.mooseknucklescanada.com/men/coats-jackets/

Prices ain't, though