#1101L Lined No.1 Jacket
The striped shirt coverall was designed to coordinate with the red color. Red is a color that is not in high demand, but it goes well with this kind of saxophone color. It looks like a casual style with a shooting mesh vest and reverse sweatpants.
I opted to style the stripe shirt coverall with maroon, a color that isn't in high demand but matches well with sax colors.
Overall, a casual ensemble with the mesh hunting vest and reverse-weave sweatpants.
#1108R Ranchero 2
The one-pocket G-jean (denim JKT) is made of black denim, so I thought it would look a little wild. The surfer style that looked like a poster on the wall crossed my mind. A 60s henley neck pullover shirt with a surf line print. I took a slightly more modern look at the after-coordination of a longboarder.
The 1-pocket trucker jacket in black denim evokes a little outlaw imagery, but the surf poster on the wall won me over. The 60's henry-neck pull over shirt also has a surf line print. Overall, the styling is a modern take on after-session wear for longboarders.
#1123 BDU-R
Tiger camouflage is a pattern that is composed of the same color system and has a surprisingly little statement. So I tried adding a pattern to the pants. How about wearing 5-pocket slim pants from the 60s to get rid of the military feel? The post helmet bag is white, and the inner sweatshirt is also white, giving the pattern a bit of a refreshing look.
The tiger camo takes on a subtle tone as the pattern aligns with the color scheme of the other items, hence I chose patterned pants. Maybe we can neutralize the military feel by coordinating with 60's 5-pocket slim pants? Then mellow out the pattern with white Post O'Alls helmet bag and white sweatshirt.
#2114F NAVY BLU-F
I was looking for a strong innerwear to go with the hickory NAVY coveralls and pants, and found this 50s open collar shirt jacket. The large paisley pattern fabric is transparent. Sexy and tough cross each other well. It's fun to put on a little effort, such as showing off the drawcord that allows you to tighten the hem of the pants.
In my quest to find a characteristic inner layer to complement the US N hickory coverall and pants, I stumbled upon a 50's open-collar shirt jacket. The big paisley pattern fabric is transparent. A cross combination of sexy and traditional. Small adjustments such as showing the ankle drawcords for the pants was quite fun.
#1105 NAVY Parka
This NAVY pullover jacket has a well-designed hood and collar area, making it suitable for 90s style outfits. I made the pants too flashy, but you could also pair them with 90s solid color pants such as wide or baggy pants. If you fasten the strap at the collar, only a little of your face will be visible. It's fun to come like that.
The USN pull over jacket has great design around the hood and collar and matches well with 90's styling. The pants are quite flashy, but it would also match well with 90's wide/baggy monotone pants. It's also fun to close the collar strap so that the face is only shown a little bit.
POST Chinois
I don't wear suits for fun! For those who like this, we recommend wearing a Chinese jacket set up like a suit. If you wear it neatly and neatly, you can enjoy a sense of looseness that you can't find in a suit. For the double cufflink shirt, I left it blank because I don't have cufflinks. It is also a good idea to make your bag a rough one.
I recommend wearing the Chinois set-up like a suit for those who don't wear suits casually. If worn clean and proper, you can enjoy a slack that isn't available for suits. The double cuff shirt is worn lazily as if to say, “I don't own cuff buttons.” Also pairing with a casual bag can create an off-tilt balance.
#3108 WALKABOUT 4
A mix of East Coast post and West Coast style. 90s West Coast style with surfing board shorts as everyday wear. We promise that the shorts are not extremely large and are just the right size to fit into the sea. It makes me imagine wearing this jacket directly over slightly damp skin after surfing.
Blending West Coast style with East Coaster Post O'Alls items. Inspired by the imagery of 90's West Coast surfers that wear boardshorts daily. Of course, the boardshorts are not baggy but the correct size to be worn in the ocean. I imagine surfers, fresh from a session wearing this jacket.
#3211 NEUTRA 3
Is there such a thing as a shirt on shirt? That's what you might say. It's Ali. Post's NEUTRA3 shirt has an asymmetrical design with left and right chest pockets, so it's a waste to hide them with an inner layer. So use it as an outerwear. The inner layer is a 60s skipper collar shirt. For shirt-on-shirts, it is essential to match different collar designs. When it gets hot, shirts become outerwear.
One may ask “Is it okay to wear a shirt over a shirt?” Absolutely. The NEUTRA 3 shirt features asymmetrical pocket on both sides, so it's a waste to hide it as an inner layer, hence it was used as an outer. As an inner layer a 60's skipper collar shirt was chosen. For shirt-on-shirt pairing, it's important to choose items with varying collar designs. When it's warmer out, you can wear shirts as outerwear.
#3211BS NEUTRA 4 S/S
This shirt has a cool post material and color pattern that can be matched with leather pants in the summer. Thin and soft leather flare pants from the 70s, not biker pants. Still, it's hot so I don't wear a T-shirt under my shirt. Pairing Post's helmet bag with pants like this gives it a hippie-style look. I feel like I'm going to doodle a peace mark with a magic marker.
A Post O'Alls shirt made with breezy fabric and color that can be matched with leather pants in the summer. The pants are a 70's thin and soft leather flare pants (not biker pants). It still would be hot in the summer, so no T-shirt underneath the shirt. The Post O'Alls helmet bag creates a hippy feel when combined with the pants. This styling might make you want to tag peace signs with a marker.
#3502 DEE Vest
A post hunting vest that can be used in all seasons and in any situation. Right now, if you want to pair it with vintage wear, go for a 90s cotton sweater. Since there are many bright colors and patterns, it is best to wear them as innerwear so that the colors and patterns can be slightly hidden. Furthermore, if you wear a BD shirt under it, it will give off a Showa feel, so refrain from wearing it.
The Post O'Alls Royal Traveler vest stands as an all-year staple, fitting for any occasion. When matching with current vintage wear, I opted for a 90's cotton sweater. Best to be worn a little hidden since these sweaters usually have vibrant colors and patterns. Also avoid wearing a BD shirt underneath since it will become too “showa”
(post-war high-growth period in Japan).