So I know this topic is kind of taboo - every shop is different in what they wear. For us, its basically everything except a suit jacket if you are just in the office, and then we throw on the jacket for meetings. If I am in the field (development guy) I even run with jeans and a jacket with boots. For my office days, I typically do the crew sweater in the winter over the shirt, which I hate because I keep taking it off and on. I'd like to switch to some kind of light jacket instead of the sweater. What are some good options that are not super casual but not ultra formal? Lots of guys in the City do the vest - I can't do that. What is the best option - some kind of North Face/Patagonia bomber/shell jacket? What are you guys doing? It can't be anything too warm - like I said I am on West Coast so its never reaaallly cold. This is just for early mornings mostly.
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Uniqlo merino wool sweater. Super light and comfortable. Almost feels like you're wearing nothing at all.
Barbour Bedale or Beaufort (depending on height). High upfront cost, but it is by far the best jacket I’ve ever owned. Extremely high quality. I look forward to when it starts cooling off so that I can pull it out of the closet. It’s a great jacket for that 30-55 degree weather.
Barbour is legit
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A nice bomber jacket.
Canada goose... duhh
I just looked up wolf head coats, so if anyone sees someone wearing one around midtown, it's I.
I extensively wear my Patagonia Nano Puff jacket (no hood). Warm enough to hold out by itself at 40-50 degrees, and doesn't get too warm at mid/low 60s. A nice Harrington Jacket would also work.
Big fan of Patagonia and Ted Baker.
Fuckin gray ass patagucci vest
Big patagonia advocate. Have a nice quilted jacket from Barbour that I love, but not the warmest specimen. Not a fan of canada gooses (geese?) at all. For heavier stuff, I have a pea coat that is fairly formal, among other less formal warmer coats. I'm probably gonna pull the trigger on a black Burberry trench coat this winter. They're clean as fuck and look good with tons of different outfits. The 2k price tag sucks but theyre made to survive world wars, so worth it.
barbour with vest (gilet for pretentious people) outside the office, broker vest/fleece while i'm in it
and folding earmuffs for the commute because neglecting the ears is a rookie move
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