you nailed the practical field work aesthetic without looking like a tourist.
Spotted by Esme LindqvistYou know exactly how to dress for actual field work without looking like you're trying too hard. That specific rust orange on the nylon is giving major deadstock find vibes, and the way it contrasts with the green woods just works. I'd kill for a jacket in that exact shade of burnt sienna at a flea market—such an easy win for staying warm while tracking birds.
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