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Jiberish changing up the skiing outerwear game

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JakeDicks
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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=706104099409776&set=vb.118760138144178&type=2&theater
What do you guys think of the new Jiberish outerwear? Would you wear a peacoat skiing? Completely different than whats been put out by everyone else, as usual with Jiberish.
Feb 26 2014 12:54AM
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Chunter
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I was gonna say...this is right up his alley and he might be one of they only people who could pull it off.

For streetwear though, I would rock that quilted and grey peacoat in an instant. I tried to find Jossi's NikeSB coaches jacket from XGames for streetwear too but to no avail...
Feb 27 2014 12:15AM
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Karl_Hungus
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at least theyre being creative and not just putting out bucket hats and camo shit like every other company it seems
Feb 27 2014 12:28AM
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Shredsterr
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The fact that they're just following the main fashion market (as opposed to the skiing market), which seems to consist of a lot of older fashion trends coming back, like pants that are rolled up or are too short, overcoat things with buttons, and other hipster bullshit, they're not being original at all. They're following a trend, because that's where they're going to make the most money. If they were being creative, they'd be doing things that no one else in the fashion industry is doing, and by that I mean they'd be doing innovative things instead of copying others.

I personally think you have to be halfway retarded to wear a peacoat skiing, but I guess in a place where Jossi wears designer shades and rings, and Max Hill wears (what appear to be) leather pants, a button up peacoat isn't that insane.

By the way, who the fuck purposely wears pants that are too short? More and more jahbroni's at me school are doing in and it looks fucking redonkeylus.
Feb 27 2014 1:02AM
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uskidsknow
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Like what? what should they be doing that is more original than what they are doing?

They'd get criticized if they just did what ever other brand is already doing which is staying stagnant and boring. If they made what Saga or Picture or any of the other brands fighting it out in the freeride outerwear realm they'd be generic and predictable. They'd get murdered on NS for not doing something unique. So they do something different and unique and come out of the gates swinging and that is not creative enough? No one in the entire industry has ever done anything like this. Sure people try to take streetwear elements and bring them to snow. But this is actual streetwear and it can be worn on snow. Not to mention it stands on it's own as cool shit even without the tech elements.

All of fashion is a derivative of something else and this is a cool fucking derivative of street fashion but with technical functionality. This is not following a trend, this is making their own trend and every brand in the industry will copy them, as they always do. Good for them for pushing the boundaries once again and not accepting what is currently being offered. That is at the essence of creativity.
Feb 27 2014 1:27AM
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DonNut
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My thoughts exactly. Did they really just HAVE to put a fix bike in that video too?
 And to people saying they're doing something new and innovative, Cappel has tried to imply streetwear style in their technical outerwear, but as of 2013-> have reverted back to a bit more mountain oriented clothing. Im thinking mostly because the market for tech, waterproof and expensive as hell clothing just isn't big enough.
Feb 27 2014 2:06AM
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theblackrod
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yes.
Feb 27 2014 10:53AM
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steezysteeze
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I love what they're doing and will predict that I'll certainly buy it, but I won't wear it skiing. What I will wear skiing is something I'm prepared to rip and destroy, whatever I buy from jiberish would not be something I want to wreck. But, perhaps this is what they're going for. Clothing that is nice enough to wear around but durable enough to wear in the unforgiving terrain park. And to all the people complaining that jiberish is "hipster" they've been "hipster" for a while now so get used to it and turn elsewhere for more hiphop influenced clothing. They've obviously not been exclusively catering to that market for a while now.
Feb 27 2014 11:10AM
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DayMan
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Not really feeling it actually wearing it skiing but it definitely looks like something I would wear out and about. Probably will be retardedly expensive though..
Feb 27 2014 11:16AM
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BigScaryLarry
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honestly i think that jiberish's shit is going down hill. the sizing has gotten smaller and its turning more into trending hipster bullshit. OG jiberish for the win. plus it is astronomically overpriced. they are releasing sweatpants soon and i would bet that they are like 80 bucks. for fucking sweatpants. not worth it
Feb 27 2014 12:24PM
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whoa-dere
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i agree with you except the sweatpants. people are willing to spend 100s or even thousands on jeans so 80 for sweatpants isn't so bad, if they're really nice sweatpants. maybe there's just a special place in my heart for sweats
Feb 27 2014 1:20PM
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max...
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this certainly isn't any stranger than wearing tall-tees while skiing
Feb 27 2014 2:32PM
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Stose
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i cant wait to see groups of 13 year old park rats rolling through the park in pea coats. Ill be sticking to saga, bloom, ect. for my outerwear, but would probably pick some of this up for off the mountain
Feb 27 2014 4:51PM
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Deforestation
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Would never wear this on the mountain. I have seen people wearing pecoats and they are legitimately always gapers. That being said I would wear this on the streets probably
Feb 27 2014 5:20PM
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Lemuel
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Why would people wear this off the hill? Just buy regular peacoats / casual jackets, not ones that are technical. You'll be like the kids who use Heli Pro's as their school backpacks just to look cool.
Feb 27 2014 6:11PM
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m4ttm4n1
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wAT
Mar 9 2014 5:56PM
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AndyMcC33
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Jiberish has finally gone too far...
Mar 9 2014 6:20PM
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belden...
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But heli pro backpacks hold a lot of shit and why buy two backpacks for the hill/school those people may just be being economical.

Also you know what looked fucking stupid on the slopes? Boonie hats, then henrick wears one and everyone has them. Let someone like Jossi or Delorm rock this in one edit and all of you will to.

Suck a fucking but you fags
Mar 9 2014 6:52PM
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.squirrely.
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guys what tall tees would look good under my peacoat
Mar 9 2014 9:18PM
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Park.
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I bet its not a far cry to call 95% of NS hypocrites because like others said, you think its dumb now, but wait until a role model for the industry rocks one and all of you previously butthurt fanboys will be flocking to buy this. I personally think this is sick and would rock one of those peacoats if it fit correctly. Those things look dope as all hell and I can't beleive that people are actually hating on something innovative
Mar 10 2014 1:28AM
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