@willyto, there's no need to shout.
I've explained my position in my previous posts, but I'll spell it out just for you again;
1. It's ecologically unsound.
2. It's pushing knitwear for the Spring/Summer season.
3. It's not 'free'. There's no such thing as a free lunch. Somewhere along the line Aero customers have or will pay for it.
4. It represents the commodification of individuality.
In fact, I'd say it represents the 'end' of whatever hipster led resurgence of artisanal clothing trend has been taking place for the last few years. The 'true' hipsters are way out there cool-hunting and wouldn't be seen dead in anything from a catalog, leaving the scene behind now that it's gone mainstream and is all nicely packaged up so that people can easily buy into it.
And that may not be a bad thing. There will be people who move on to the next trend, and the artisanal retro work-wear/repro industry will have to adjust to new economic realities as that demographic leaves them. Eventually the mainstream will leave for something else instead too.
I have no idea who Ken is or what he discussed with you.
It would be nice if they had an electronic version for download. I love print magazines i just don't like hauling them to the recycle depot...spring cleaning...
What? How come I didn't get a free post postcard with my magazine? Not that I'd want one, I don't need to be nudged towards buying another jacket. But still. Sad face.Already read View attachment 164136 View attachment 164137 View attachment 164138 View attachment 164139 I especially like this number.