Japanese construction worker fashion
Fashion goes beyond the world of haute couture. Evidently the realm of construction workers in Japan is as fashion conscious as any high school clique ever was. Just because one is being practical and utilitarian does not exclude the potential for stylistic decisions. Their attention to detail is far from perfunctory. Of particular note are the distinctive selection of trouser shapes and the ninja style split toe Tabi boots. These people make things so style conscious without compromising functionality and pragmatic concerns that it will humble any designer.
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Hi, I'm Raj Patel. Nice to meet you. I'm a writer, photographer, film producer, avid reader, gamer, architect, programmer, artist, community manager, and general nerd.
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I’m interested in buying construction clothing from japan, especially the heavy duty tabi boots. Any one know how I can go about this from the USA?
hi all.