ran for the bus in this and it actually worked
Spotted by Blaze CorbinI’m checking out that white button-down and grey chinos with the sleeves rolled up, plus that woven-strap backpack on his back. I always need enough room in the shoulders so my arms can swing without restriction when I’m actually on the move, and you can tell he’s got that same loose setup. The pants aren’t tight at all, so he should be able to sprint or climb stairs without the fabric pulling him down. It’s exactly that laid-back 2000s comfort I live for whenever I’m walking around with my chains and vintage kicks on.
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