What Do You Wear? The Importance of Looks in the Germanic-Identity World

[Permafrost]

I mostly wear "normal" clothes, ie polo-shirts, jeans and baskets. Haven't worn any sweatshirts for like 3 years.

Actually I nearly only have English clothes (though it's sadly surely produced somewhere in Asia) such as Fred Perry, Lyle&Scott and Lonsdale, not being dressed like the leftist hippies is a force for us IMO.







Sadly, hipsters seem to like that kind of clothes too ... Luckily I don't have their skinny bodies (and jeans) and weird glasses

[Hands]

I tend to wear a mix of all four when i have the time i may have my hair parted, and smart. I like to wear those subtle military pieces, i always wear boots, a black dyed german army coat with some band patches, jeans or cargo shorts/trousers. I always look slightly smart, unless at school were its shirt untucked and sleeves rolled up, my tie long but loose and a pair of boots tied half of the way usually. If i need to fight properly (nearly never, but has happened) i will take my shirt off

[skjalm hvide]

I've been into the casual style for many years now. Brands like CP Company, Belstaff, Pringle, Henri Lloyd, Sergio Tacchini etc. And a pair of Diadora or Adidas trainers to make the look complete...

[Slivers]

I just wear white or black cotton shirts with different styles of blue jeans. Sometimes sweat pants for those cozy lounge around the living room days. And occasionally I'll wear khaki style pants with dress shirts on the weekends.

[Irmingot]

I'm a little "wigger'ish", but with a somewhat clear distinction from that. I wear quite a lot of clothes from Thor Steinar, and/or jewelery with a Norse style. Other than that, I fill out mostly with Timberland, Carhartt and some Ecko. Also some Burberry and Prada, if I find something out of their usual boring aristocrat looks that is. When it comes to accessories, like bags etc. - I stick to a more tactical approach. Just love it, but wouldn't want to look like a typical airsoft nerd or military fetishist.

In any case, I am becoming so old that it feels just silly chasing a "look" when it comes to clothing etc. I buy and wear what I know will last a long time, and that which is comfy and practical.

[Sigurd]

Actually I nearly only have English clothes (though it's sadly surely produced somewhere in Asia) such as Fred Perry, Lyle&Scott and Lonsdale, not being dressed like the leftist hippies is a force for us IMO.

You are aware of the fact that the firm Lonsdale are donating considerable amounts each year to "anti-racist" or other left-wing causes?

[Permafrost]

No I didn't know that. But I don't wear it because it has NSDA written on it or because it would make me look "right-wing" actually.

As I said, I like the English clothes style, and Lonsdale has it. That's it

[twiggie]

I'm totally a jeans and a t-shirt guy, I've never been very stylish. I'll occasionally wear a kilt if it's warm and not very windy.

[Waidmann]

If I had to pick, lately it's been the 1920-'45 NS Look (or better yet, just military look). I wear black jeans or black bdu pants most of the time tucked into 8 eye docs (getting 14's soon hopefully) , with this cool vintage jacket I bought (like a modern German m43 jacket, but denim and with plastic buttons). It's very discreet, and there's noting obscene about it, and with the music I listen to, it really fits my whole image.

[tigerlily]

As long as you find a style which is age-appropriate, neat, and suitable for the weather etcetera, you will surely be able to hold yourself well and make a good impression. I honestly think that what makes people come across negatively in terms of personal style is an inability to adapt it to circumstances. If you stick out too much it is probably not for good reasons. Few people can pull off sticking out from the crowd and still looking good! The impression you make on people will extend to the group you associate with too, so it's somewhat selfish not to try to present oneself as positively as possible.
I guess what I'm getting at is that if you want Germanics to look good, look good yourself!