Today's Huinamuzu" introduces items from the curated store "Huinamuzu" that have caught the editorial staff's attention. It seems to have received a great response and is currently sold out one after another. In order to meet the expectations of our readers, we have started this section, in which we select several items at once under a certain theme. This time, we introduce "earth-colored items to wear in autumn".
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▼ "HAg-Le" Polo by Ralph Lauren drizzler jacket
Originally created as golf wear, the Drizzler jacket is one of the most popular American casual jackets. The red jacket worn by James Dean in the movie "Rebel Without a Cause" may ring a bell with many people.
Dean wore one from McGREGOR, but the one shown here is from POLO RALPH LAUREN.
This beige-colored piece, which matches the coming season, is finished with a classic elegance and a little bit of flirtatiousness. The tight hem and the chinstrap on the collar are also key points.
When one hears the word "drizzle jacket," a picture of an uncle wearing one inevitably comes to mind, but how to incorporate such an item into a look is where one's skill comes in.
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▼ "DoLuKE" LACOSTE polo shirt
The LACOSTE polo shirt is a classic that no longer needs explanation. Black and navy are the cheapest options, but this fall, why not try a slightly more colorful version?
I would like to recommend the light green, which is not often seen in the current collection. It is a fresh, subdued color that will make just the right accent for your fall coordinate.
The oversized size, which is unique to vintage clothing, is also a key point, making it an excellent item that can be worn alone and looks great.
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▼ "SNAK" ITALY band collar stripe shirt
The heat is gradually easing up, and it is finally time for long-sleeved shirts to be put to good use. However, shirts vary from casual to dressy.
For everyday wear, I want something that is neither too formal nor too rough, just the right balance, and I found just such a piece at "SNAK".
What emanates from the design, which is based on a light beige color with white stripes running through it, is an earthy smell like farm work clothes. It is unclear if it was actually used as work clothes, but since it was made in Italy in the 80s and 90s, it could possibly be Euro work.
And the most important point is the band collar, which is rougher than a regular collar shirt, but still has an elegant look. In the lingering summer heat at the beginning of fall, a relaxed feeling like this is essential.
The boxy silhouette with a longer length is also very modern. I think it will look even better when worn unwashed.
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▼ "DAMAGEDONE" DICKIES double knee work pant
Many people probably think of the "874" when they think of Dickies work pants. Like the "501" of "Levi's" and the polo shirt of "Lacoste" introduced earlier, it would not be an exaggeration to say that they are timeless masterpieces.
The "Double Knee" is the twin of the "874". The difference is that the "Double Knee" has a thicker silhouette and is sturdier.
The sturdiness is supported by the most important point: the knees, which have a double layer of fabric. Since the garment is made of work clothes, the knees are reinforced to prevent tearing.
It is the beauty of design that comes from the pursuit of functionality. This "Double Knee" is packed with the charm of workwear.
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Tam" Italian army combat pants
Finally, among military pants, we introduce Italian military combat pants, which have a small number of balls and are said to be difficult to find even in used condition nowadays.
The most distinctive feature of these pants is their uniqueness. Military uniforms of various countries are currently standardized under the influence of American uniforms, but these pants are from an era in which the Italian military design remains.
Evidence of this is the use of unique designs, such as the use of patch fabric on the knees and open/close zippers at the hems.
The slim silhouette with a cinched hem is perfect for daily use, without the fussiness characteristic of military pants. They are hard to find as dead stock, so be sure to get them as soon as possible.