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No. 212054

Just curious if anyone of you have a particular favourite brand? Or do you think a brand like Killstar or Kreepsville 666 is overrated? I buy alt clothes online but sometimes the designs I see online are just plain awful and I wonder who would buy them. I see a LOT of clearance sales on Killstar website and it makes me wonder if Killstar is overrated?

Here are one Killstar design, I can't imagine who would wear them. (pic attached). Maybe if Killstar stops putting silly messages on their designs, the clothes would sell better.

Kreepsville 666 has some cool designs but some of their other designs look so childish and juvenile, like something you would see at Hot Topic for tweens. I really don't like their Elvira designs.

Anyway, share your likes or dislikes of Alt Fashion brands.

No. 212057

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I like some of killstar's basic stuff…I have a wallet and some patches from them but a lot of their graphic things are 2edgy4me. Disturbia is a similar brand but for some reason the slogans and stuff they put on their clothes seem less….corny to me? Pic related is what I'm currently coveting from them.

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>>212057
Yeah I think Killstar makes great basic dresses, too. I like it better when they make black dresses without any loud designs on them. Killstar does it best with solid dresses. Here's a new dress they just released, it looks nice.

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>>212054
This is an example of an awful Killstar design. "Bite Me"? Uhhh no. It looks like something a middle schooler would wear. Too cringey, lol.

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>>212057
Nooo anon disturbia have the WORST quality of any clothes ive brought in my life. I brought a denim dress from them and the material so cheap- fake elastic denim that was completely stiff, if i lifted my arms the whole dress shifted up and showed my pants. Also the buttons snapped in the first wear. Deandri is another crap overpriced brand, the material is either a thin cotton that disintegrates as you wash it (esp around the seems) or lycra? I have a skirt from them which is a wrap around and connects with a buckle that constantly comes undone, I have to safety pin it together. The hype around them is something I dont get, all kvd's fault i guess.

I like killstars dress designs when they are more unique, (like costom prints) but the plain stuff is so overpriced, ive worn h&m stuff and had people ask me if its killstar lmao the quality is ok but not as good as it was a few years ago imo but eh if they have a sale i will buy from them. Pic related is a new dress from them I hope to get if they do a black friday sale

I have a hard time finding brands that are truly unique the last few years, Ive found myself becoming interested in lolita again after taking a break from it, at least its easy to distingush those brands from one another, plus I like how its its own thing seperate from western goth

No. 212067

>>212066
Oh damn really?! I've never actually ordered from them…I figured they were overpriced…That makes me sad. They have some pieces I really like. And I've never been impressed with Deandri. I ordered a top from them after seeing Dre shill them and it was just like…okay? Not worth the money.

No. 212068

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God bless this thread. I can finally vent.
I got almost caught in that whole nu-goth train. Discovering killstar made me at first really excited since they basically made goth-themed stuff that could be worn in everyday life, like jeans shirts etc while still being "goth". It took me a while how tacky and cringy their designs were. From throwing occult symbols around their clothes to shitty corny phrases like "fuck off" or "satan omggg x3 " to their horrifically high prices for medium quality. By time you come to realise that there is nothing unique to making "edgy" variations of mainstream clothes, its almost like you can take any basic piece of clothing from hnm and throw in some random occult patches and viola ,killstar. Also, the fuck is up with this dress? https://us.killstar.com/collections/clothing-womens-dresses/products/polly-woven-shirt-dress-b
it barely looks goth (amd its 90$?????)

As for Disturbia, their clothing fits more into the goth aesthetic, howeverrrrr jesus christ, the prices. I'm shaking. They may be more true to what they do but i refuse to believe their clothes worth THAT much, honey, you aren't some high end brand, lmao. Such a shame though, pic related is a pair of shoes of theirs which i honestly dig so fucking much but holy hell who has 115 pounds for shoes?
All in all I am honestly extremely dissapointed that the social media main representation of goths has been shitty influencers that all they do is hauls of these brands. Toxic tears, tequilastar, deathcandy etc… they don't keep in mind that 1) goth has also been having a strong DIY element 2) they should care about their fans more and start promoting not only these but more affordable alternative clothing.
sorry for the rant

No. 212069

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Queen of Darkness is mostly free from those obnoxious graphic designs. Most corny thing I've seen is a pentagram. The designs themselves are basic at best though I believe they're going for a more casual look.
This is one of their new products.

No. 212074

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I've been having pretty good luck finding goth-y basics at Forever 21 recently. I got a sweater similar to pic related (just with different ring placements) and a few other things I found to be pretty "gothically inclined".

Sage for fatty-chan. I'm sure there's a lot of great items in straight sizes too.

No. 212077

Killstar and other alt brands are so overpriced and so much of it is very tacky and not very unique in my opinion, just like >>212068 said.

I sometimes look for stuff in killstar's clearance section though, but I've never bought anything. I have some stuff from kreepsville 666, but it's not my style anymore so I actually I think I'm going to sell my stuff from them.

>>212060
This is so pretty! I love dark flowy feminine dresses. But it's for 34.99 pounds. The material has to be really good for me to purchase a basic dress like that for that price.

I buy my stuff from basic bitch brands and stores like h&m, aliexpress, etsy, primark etc. I tend to splurge on my shoes. Shoe brands I like are demonia and dr.martens, really good consistent quality imo.

No. 212083

I mostly buy from japanese "luxury" goth brands (h naoto, moi meme motie, aterlier boz) because I'm picky about my clothes not looking like a cheap halloween costume.

No. 212086

>>212054
How about BOY LONDON? Anyone likes it? I was in China last month and I saw a lot of Chinese guys wearing BOY LONDON and they're so expensive, I went to 2 BOY LONDON shops in Beijing and Shanghai and I couldn't believe how freakin expensive they were, worth thousands of dollars in U.S currency. BOY LONDON has really nice bomber jackets, but I could never afford it :(

No. 212087

>>212074
That top would look nice with faux black leather trousers and black boots. I like it.

No. 212095

>>212083
Is there any Western brands that are on that level at all? I've been wanting to get out of gothic lolita, but every time I look at things like Killstar, it all looks so Hot Topic cheap. Do you know of any that are quality or higher end alt fashion?

No. 212097

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>>212086
I died laughing when every faggot was wear that Nazi rip off trash, and suddenly when someone called them out on ripping off the Nazi symbol everyone stooped wearing it. Not sure how its alt fashion besides just being edgy and having waaay too much on on your hands.

No. 212109

>>212097
>>212086
the nazi thing was kind of a big deal in my country and people stopped wearing it overnight lol. i live in a country that was invaded by nazi germany so it's understandable. it's 2edgy4me, didn't lindsay souvannarath wear that shit. no thanks

No. 212113

>>212097
>>212109
It was a huge thing among expat hipsters here in Berlin of all places some years ago too, just imagine the stares these people got from German grandmas. I completely forgot about it, I guess it just died quietly.

No. 212114

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I'm really tired of the whole edgy goff style and I can agree with pretty much everything what was said in the thread.

I'm thinking about buying something from Sovrin (pic related), their stuff looks nice and doesn't seem to be too overpriced? Not sure about the quality tho.

The one thing that kills me is always shipping. Those fucking shipping prices sometimes cost more than the item itself.

Here are also two other shops that you guys might like:

https://uk.toonzshop.com/women-m60196-en.html (it's more hippie/boho stuff but they have some nice pieces)

https://rogueandwolf.com/ (I'm sure you all heard of them,, also few nice pieces but kind of overpriced and edgy)

No. 212142

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I like restyle, it's Polish but ships worldwide. You can search them up on instagram and see insta goths wearing their stuff if you're worried how their clothes look irl, or read the reviews on the site. I especially like bags from them, and that they have some steampunk stuff as well. And the prices are nice.
http://restyle.pl/main-eng.html

No. 212146

Ugh thank you for making this thread OP since this has been bothering me for a while. I wanted to get something cute from Killstar but the nu-goth tacky occult symbols and edgy slogans are really offputting.

Also thanks to the anons that recommended the more casual brands! Right now I’ve been really into Devil Fashion’s designs.

No. 212188

>>212142
I'm glad you mentioned that their prices are nice because I always looked at restyle clothes and I was sincerely too scared to even look at the prices, considering what horrors my eyes have seen with overpriced brands like killstar etc. The prices are indeed reasonable. The only item I own from them is an addams family shirt but I got for dirt cheap because a local alternative shop was closing down and they had a huge sale, but the quality of the shirt is really good and it's well-made.

I know what I say may sound obvious but honestly in my opinion all demonia shoes are pretty reasonably priced. I never looked at a massive pair of boots and said "uuuhmmm why is this 130$" its pretty obvious the product corresponds to the price. When it comes to boots, what brands do you guys recommend except demonia? Is it worth it to fall for the dr martens meme or are there less expensive brands out there?

No. 212208

>>212188
New Rocks or nothing. They're the most solid goth boots I've ever worn. My Docs are shit, especially the way they're proportioned. Way too wide and too much space in the toebox.

No. 212215

>>212066
>>212067
That's good to know about deandri. I've seen IG girls have stuff from them and act like god himself made it.

No. 212217

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>>212095
What about stuff like Nuit, Ovate, or Sovrin? The former have more expensive items but sometimes they have really great sales. I have a few items from all three and find the quality to be really nice. I also feel good supporting small businesses. For jewelry, Bloodmilk and Voodooodolly are good if you're willing to shell out some dollars for well-made pieces.

No. 212219

>>212114
Anon who just mentioned Sovrin right above, but I like their stuff for casual wear. One pair of my leggings got a small hole but I wear them very very frequently around my home. Everything is super comfy though.

No. 212220

>>212217
I have a bloodmilk luna moth ring, and I agree, it's nice quality. It's pricey, but worth it if you have the cash. It takes a while to get to you though, because they custom make it to the size you specify, and that part takes a month, or month and a half to do. the actual shipping once it's made is only about three days.

No. 212242

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I've been eyeing Deandri's stuff for a while, the designs are simple and lovely. Does anyone have any experience with their quality?

No. 212249

>>212208
docs are the only boots that fit my stupid wide feet, new rocks are great (i adore the look of their military boots) but too narrow for me unless i size up and make my feet look even bigger

No. 212256

>>212188
Fluevogs get up there in price but there are some solid options for boots.

No. 212268


No. 212288

Eyo this thread is great!

Honestly most of the time I buy my shit from regular shops. I'm a US size 12/UK 16 but honestly so many stores seem to run narrow, especially goth stores. I'm really, really over the whole ~anorexic~ goth look, but companies haven't yet picked up on that

Demonias are great but they are not very accommodating if you have wide calves. I have the trashvilles with the wide buckles and I had to take the laces out and tear an extra hole in the straps and now, a few years after I bought them, they don't zip up all the way, even though my size hasn't changed. I'm not saying it's the shoes' fault, but they aren't forgiving at all.

I've found that "gothing up" an outfit is much easier if you buy clothes from mainstream brands and accessorise. If I wear a spiked choker, fishnet tights and black mary-janes, I can make a totally simple black cotton dress look just as bomb as overpriced Killstar clothing or so.

No. 212337

>>212288
I buy clothes from mainstream labels too… usually in black. I agree with you that goth or alt labels are obsessed with anorexic models. Dolls Kill is the worst with showing skinny ass bony models that have no boobs or asses. Ugh.

No. 212355

>>212097
Man, I totally wore that boy london eagle tank top all the fucking time before I knew it was the nazi eagle.
Shame

No. 212359

>>212268
Shit, my eyes kinda skimmed over that post since I already knew about Disturbia's clothing, didn't realise they had mentioned Deandri too. Damn.

No. 212477

>>212337

it's true, it's a weird world when mainstream brands are more inclusive for bigger sizes than alt brands. And not necessarily just the sizing/using plus size models for their plus ranges, but if I google goth fashion or goth girl most of the results will be uber-skinny girls with fully laced boots and thigh high socks.

Yeah I'm bitter over it, sue me. I looked up "plus size goth" on youtube and got like 1 person who did actual videos on fashion (and not just opinion videos with talking) and she doesn't even make videos anymore, it sucks.

I love the aesthetic of the Rebelgoth clothes, but their sizing is tiny and I've heard their quality is not that great. So I'll probably stick to accessories.

No. 212478

>>212477

sage just to correct that I meant Punk Rave, not Rebelgoth, my point still stands tho

No. 212503


No. 212523

>>212478
Isn't Punk Rave a cheap horrible label with clothes made in China? I never bought any of their shit cos it's soooo cheap and I know it'll all just fall apart. Black Friday promoted them in a few haul videos.

No. 212524

>>212503
Those shoes are bloody hideous. I love bats, but the platforms are way toooo high for my liking. VELVET WITH SHINY PATENT??? THE FUCK?!?!?! It would look fine being matte black with shorter platforms. too much for my taste.

No. 212525

>>212477
I'm not plus size, but I'm a short, busty brown girl. I have big boobs and most of those clothes don't fit me either because the tops are made for flat-chested skinny bitches with no tits. It's annoying and aggravating.

No. 212533

Anyone here into ''alt'' sporty wear? Idk if it can even be considered ''alt'' but I like to dress casual sporty and I just wear all black lol but when I wanna dress up a bit more I really like killstar dresses, they're overpriced but the material and designs are cute.
>>212066
I too have a horrible disturbia dress that looks like a potato sack and the material is pretty bad. This post and my dress have helped me not to give into temptation and buy one of their dresses again. It's such a shame because the designs do look good.

No. 212534

>>212525
This is why the corset look persists after all these years. It's the only alt thing that cuts for boobs.

No. 212550

>>212533
Same, as I'm a gym rat. I think it's called fitgoth or healthgoth? Maybe?

There needs to be more alt fitness/sport stuff

No. 212551

>>212550
Can you post pix? That sounds interesting, I've never seen anyone dressed like a sporty goth.

No. 212552

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>>212551
Because it's not exactly popular and there aren't a lot of clothe choices (at least that are functional), especially if you are ACTUALLY into fitness and not just the aesthetic.

I really wish it was more popular.

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No. 212554

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No. 212556

>>212552
I really dig this, it reminds me of what people wore in the 90s when i was in HS. I like the striped track pants and sports bra tops, like Sporty Spice or Gwen Stefani back in her ska days before No Doubt got big. But with a goth twist, it looks better. One thing I dislike about alt fashion is theres too much mantenance, too much jewelry, too much make up, and too much style going on. I hate high heels too. I like simple comfort. I should try ths style…

No. 212568

This is more like vaporwave aesthetic than goth. Get your shit right.

No. 212570

>>212568

it's still cool stuff that an athletic goth might want to wear that's black and comfortable enough to work out in/it's simpler than complicated alt fashion, chill

No. 212591

The model they used looks like she was abused lol
https://www.disturbia.co.uk/products/vintage

No. 212592

>>212568
Not saying it's the same in every scene, but it does seem like a lot of the cyber types I used to go clubbing with back in the early 00s are going for a health gothish look these days. At least, the non-embarrassing ones are.

No. 212601

>>212568
ok can anybody please explain to me WTF is vaporwave lol. I only just started seeing the word "vaporwave" on tumblr a few months ago and I'm still trying to figure out what the hell it is. It looks like a bunch of 80s pixel art gifs thrown together with 80s sports cars and stoners? Is that it?

So what's the difference between vaporwave fashion and goth sport fashion?

No. 212607

>>212601
AFAIK vaporwave is basically the bastard child of chillwave and seapunk. It's been around for a few years now. It was really popularized on tumblr by people like molly soda and hot sugar.

No. 212609

>>212601

vaporwave is a style of music that's very inspired by electronica and the fluo/pixely 80s vibe but it also has a very chill, relaxed sound. It became an internet meme, but yeah, it's basically smooth 80s inspired electronica and imagery.

No. 212825

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Hey y'all.
I have been looking for this particular disturbia dress for ages. It's sold out everywhere and I'm devestated. Does anyone know where I can find it?

No. 212881

>>212825
I would try browsing depop and seeing if you can find someone selling it

No. 213183

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when I worked at Sears a few years back I found some alright stuff within the Kardshian Kollection of all places (pic related, I still have that dress).
They have some alright stuff, plus Sears is dying so most of it's on clearance.

I get a lot of basic junk from H&M and Forever21, but I also scrounge ebay and thrift shops and keep a good stock of black dye.

The hardest thing to find is shoes. Cute goth shoes rarely don't feel cheap or look cheap up close, even Demonia kinda sucks now.

No. 213568


No. 213592

>>213568
Not even into alternative fashion but checked out of curiosity and some of those bags/wallets were (edgy)adorable.
Especially this one: https://www.killstar.com/collections/accessories-womens-bags/products/black-heartz-handbag-b

No. 213779

>>213568
God their new Twin Peaks stuff is so ugly I could cry. I would love to wear Twin Peaks inspired fashion but not like this.

No. 215588

I'm really surprised to hear that people don't like Killstar. Admittedly you couldn't pay me to wear any of their edgy slogan "PLZ DIE" type stuff, but a fair chunk of their stuff is pretty nice and I've never, ever been let down by their quality.

I've been trying to branch out to other goth/casual goth brands but the stuff is either downright ugly across the board, wayy too expensive for the quality, or just too elaborate for everyday wear, and that's coming from someone who mostly wears Lolita, haha. I wonder if my standards for Lolita clothes have influenced my standards for everything else?

No. 215598

what are the best weather resistant boots? for winter specifically.

No. 215846

>>215598
I have heard newrocks are amazing in terms of quality
>>215588
A fair chunk of decent clothing that's overpriced as shit in a sea of tackiness

No. 215847

>>215846
Ok thanks for your input. But really, where do you get your alt stuff? Like I said, I'm hoping to branch out to other brands but everything looks far, far tackier than Killstar for like twice the price.

No. 215851

>>215847
I am from a small town so I thrift my shit or buy many key pieces of my wardrobe from mainstream brands like H&M and F21. I buy the rest from the internet. I have bought some stuff from killstar, rat baby and disturbia but in huge sales times so I'm not getting ripped off with their ridiculous prizes. I also search for cheap clothes on amazon. What makes my outfit really goth is usually the jewllery (chockers, necklaces) and shoes (I wear demonia). I think alt brands aren't the world when you want to construct an alt/goth outfit. If you want to see what's for you, attitude holland has one of the biggest varieties of brands out there, you can check every single one. https://www.attitude-europe.com/

No. 215852

>>215851
Hey thanks! I'm pretty woeful with accessories so I should probably bulk them out so I can buy some normie stuff to work with. Thanks for the link, too!

No. 215854

>>215852
You're welcome ^^

No. 220544

>>212825
OT but I know this model !

I like buying from dollskill when there's a sale but i don't know of any other stores I should look into (based USA), also pls don't rec hottopic

No. 220604

>>220544
i follow her on ig she is adorable

No. 220648

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Anyone knows where I can find more platform-chunky style sneakers? I have some old demonias but they are dying now and apparently Buffalo shoes doesn't sell those kind of sneakers anymore. Help please!

No. 220675

>>220648
Buffalo and Kookai made some. They're a bit hard to come by in online stores, but ebay is your friend as they're currently undergoing a resurgence! The Buffalo 1339's are probably similar to what you're looking for.

No. 220702

My favorite brand is Deandri but they never fucking restock.

No. 220844


No. 220903

>>212083
I mostly wear gothic lolita but I'm trying to branch out into other dark alt fashions. Problem is compared to Japanese burando all of the western goth brands look really cheap and overly edgy/trashy.I'm not interested in fast fashion stores for a multitude of reasons, and stores like killstar that all the alt fashion girls on social media promote look cheap and trashy quality to me. They speak about punkrave as if it's some godly brand but it's a cheap taobao store iirc? Their stuff looks cheap as fuck. I'm mostly into the romantic/victorian goth looks which is why I've mostly bought from lolita shops, should I just stick to them or are there decent western shops out there that aren't high fashion prices?

No. 220927

Killstar's quality is garbage and their customer service is absolutely garbage too. I'll never buy from them again, they just ignored my e-Mails when I asked them why I only got a gift card instead of a refund despite their TOS not specifying anything, and a pair of leggings came with holes.

Deandri has cute stuff but they use very polyester-y fabric and the construction is kinda poor, one of my dresses came with completely different size cuffs and their skorts are coming apart at the crotch seam after a few washes.

I feel like so many alt clothing brands are just cheaply made or trashy looking, and they take advantage of the fact that they're a niche market.

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>>212114
I have the ram skull backpack from Sovrin and the quality is great. Been using it pretty often for like two years.

No. 220970

>>212114
Thank you so much for sharing these links anon, the toonzshop link is 100% my style and looks lovely and is affordable!!! I love finding websites to buy decent quality alternative clothes because when I'm online all I can think of is ordering shit from Amazon and when I try to think of brands, all I can think of is killstar or lazy oaf which I don't like but they are super advertised so I think of them. I also adore Free People clothing but it's so expensive! I do plan to pick up a few pieces every now and then when I can afford it though.

No. 221276

>>220927
i only buy Killstar when it's on sale, I've found some nice blouses and dresses for super cheap. Their customer service sent me an exchange shirt for a smaller size so I haven't had a bad experience with them.

No. 223773

>>220903
Are you me? I'm trying to do the same thing and have just been digging through etsy 80s stuff. I've found some good things but can't find anything with decent lace after wearing lolita. I'm also having trouble finding stuff that isn't super revealing. I've heard good things about Heavy Red and Kambriel though, I might try some pieces from them.

No. 224693

Why is attitude holland so shady with their sales?

They just announced a huge sale on shoes (up to 60%) and other items and when you go check it out the sale is valid only on certain sizes… usually sizes that most people don't wear, for example most pairs of shoes was on sale in Europe sizes 40,36, the most uncommon ones.

This has happened before and they rarely have sales that are actual sales. I remember once they announced they had free shipping and it was only valid for certain countries (not too many) and before someone jumps on me, no in both cases they had no disclaimer in smaller letters, it was just plain out "FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING UNTIL XX/XX " and " 60% OFF SHOES"

No. 226330

>>220939

pretty hyped to have found this brand through this thread, I just purchased one of the crossbody bags for concerts and such

No. 227918

this killstar ad is so cringy im physically uncomfortable

No. 242881


No. 242892

>>242881
nah fam, and the description is cringe.

this shit looks more like japanese girly goth like think yousei teikoku. it has the same amount of edgy fragile goff wordplay too.

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>>242892

>Like a black butterfly - with vintage blood, she floats through the mist - delicate and sensitive, with long hair that only the moon has kissed.


>my sides

No. 242908

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>>242906
>In a luxe cotton blend fabric, all-black with perfectly executed details.

No. 243008

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Does anyone know of any brands that sell something similar to pic related? I've had these for a good 3 years and the platforms are finally giving up the ghost. Just simple, combat style platform wedge boots. Don't mind splashing a bit of cash for them either

No. 243009

>>243008
samefag, apologies for shit-tier pic, my cellphone back then was garbage

No. 243013

>>243008
Demonia was a go-to for boots like that

No. 243014

>>243008

don't you remember where you grabbed them from? Steel , altercore and demonia should be your best bet.

No. 243047

>>243014
They were second-hand and the original brand no longer makes this particular style. I haven't found anything I like in demonia but I'll check out altercore and steel

No. 243053

>>243008
have you thought about taking them to a shoe cobbler?

No. 243372

I don't know if it's the good thread, but I search a semi permanent hair dye that old up on white/grey hair, that have a good magenta color .

No. 243377

>>243372

https://www.haircrazy.com/shop/

In the bottom of the page you are given the choice to shop based on colour. I personally recommend directions and special FX, good colour pay-off. Manic panic has a greater variety but doesn't last for shit, crazy colour is even worse.

No. 244660

>>243377
thank you ! This site is really nice !

No. 244757

I recently bought the demonia technopagan boots they have a 4ish inch platform I can’t wear them for long periods of time without experiencing a lot pain does anyone have any platform tips

No. 244984

>>244757
my go-to demonias are the Swing 220, they have a 6ish inch sole. What kind of pain are you getting? Is it from the boot being tight or from the weight across your foot? You basically have to get used to the way of walking in them without lifting them like weights, otherwise that foot ache sucks. also I'm not sure if yours have laces or buckles, but if they do, make sure they are laced tight enough that there isn't a gap between your foot and the top of the boot, because that swinging will make it tense.



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