Dress for the cyberpunk dystopia you want, not the one you have!
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2026
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I never dressed for this.
Where would you even purchase that
Fabric of the Universe
There are similar brands like Machine56
Also plenty of cheap no-brands on Amazon.
If you're feeling particularly spendy, Acronym and Hamcus.
Yeah yeah then the hot snakes start coming and you're clink clanking your way to the shitter dropping spaghetti everywhere
No thank you
I prefer freeballing a kilt for this exact reason
That's a brand new sentence it if ever heard one!
Sorry I'm not a Netrunner. Also stop trying to make cyberpunk happen, by god let's not make it happen
It feels like it already is happening.
All the cyber dystopia, none of the neon punk flair.
Everything but the cool shit like this outfit. It’s cyberpunk in sweatpants ffs.
Sweatpants are comfy. If they make neon glowy sweats then I'm so down.
Its dope, just not my style. I like the thwomp shaped streetwear. Doubling as a stone door is my passion.
Like, in Minneapolis, or other places?
I mean it looks cool, but come on!
Short sleeves? The outfit looks warm and weather proof, but the short sleeves make no sense: when it's warm enough for short sleeves it's too warm for this outfit.
Or the other way around, if it's the right weather for this kind of clothing (cool, rainy) the short sleeves will be absolute horrible.
You don't need to keep your entire body warm, you just need to keep enough of it warm for homeostasis, and ironically enough most modern clothing don't address the greatest loss of heat, that active airflow system we call breathing. A simple COVID helps keep the heat tank that is your moisture from getting lost to the ambient air .
I mean, this outfit is clearly for cosplay, but keeping your sleeves short means being able to move your arms more freely and helps your skin from becoming damp swamp. It would have its user even in cold weather.
I don't think short sleeves would feel nice if it's raining.
And riding this bike...
But can it akira slide???
Good god, with that fork angle it must have like twenty meters turning radius.
The steering is linked to a typical steering head and fork angle.
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Pockets that low on my knees would drive me nuts.
I live in a place that is regularly over 38c
my condolences
I actually like it, I never deal with freezing temperatures though now I'm cold when it drops below 20 haha. I don't do like outside labor during the day and have a brick home so it isn't so bad
Who doesn’t want to look like an edgy npc with shitty quests
this is your jrpg character holding up to 99 health potions, 99 phoenix feathers, 99 holy water / mana regenerating potions, 15 swords, 30 pairs of boots, 6 strength seeds still unused, the world map up to a house level details, orbs ( that do something idk ), summons...
If i was 10 years younger i might. But if i tried that now people would thing im having a breakdown 😅
Good pic and decent fit, perhaps a bit uninspired since the fit seems to be 90% FOTU brand. I would like to see a bit more personality. More punk in the cyberpunk pls
My goal is to have all my clothes be various shades of near-black gray. But relatives keep gifting me clothes of assorted colors, and I'm too poor not to wear those. Thankfully I have at least steered the folks in the direction of mostly gray and, bafflingly, swamp green.
Dude...this was GenX in the 90s.
I got headphone cords stuck on shit all the time before I got wireless ones. This would be a nightmare!
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