Have you seen the people in Williamsburg Brooklyn?

[lasbar]

Your nearly anthropological analysis is quite amusing.....New-Yorkers and new Jersey do really want to differentiate themselves from each other...

Over the bridge? I do think that with today's very high mobility and migration rates ,the difference must be thinner than before..

 

[Lays84]

Cafe Grumpy has the best coffee

 

[Joel_Cairo]

Of all Brooklyn-based traditionalist jewish sub-groups, I think the Lubavitchers dress the best.

 

[mack11211]

Originally Posted by Joel_Cairo

Of all Brooklyn-based traditionalist jewish sub-groups, I think the Lubavitchers dress the best.

The Lubavitchers are in Crown Heights.

The Satmar crew rules Williamsburg boyee.

Threads are old-school. Like 18th century Polish nobleman old school.

Come correct.

 

[marc237]

Originally Posted by lasbar

Your nearly anthropological analysis is quite amusing.....New-Yorkers and new Jersey do really want to differentiate themselves from each other...

Over the bridge? I do think that with today's very high mobility and migration rates ,the difference must be thinner than before..

And, yet, not really. The differences loom large as between Manhattan and terra incognito. Some gulfs will never be spanned.

 

[LabelKing]

Are these people wearing assorted button pins on their jacket lapels?

 

[SoCal2NYC]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Hipsters seem to favor exceedingly tacky thrift-store type stuff--the type of stuff that the sun should never shine upon.

No they buy their "steez" in small shops in Nolita, SoHo, LES, East Village, Williamsburg that charge $150 for pants that look like they are $1.50 from the Salvation Army.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

No they buy their "steez" in small shops in Nolita, SoHo, LES, East Village, Williamsburg that charge $150 for pants that look like they are $1.50 from the Salvation Army.

It all looks used and vaguely grimy nonetheless.

 

[scruff]

Originally Posted by mack11211

The Lubavitchers are in Crown Heights.

The Satmar crew rules Williamsburg boyee.

Threads are old-school. Like 18th century Polish nobleman old school.

Come correct.

 

[EasyGoing]

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

No they buy their "steez" in small shops in Nolita, SoHo, LES, East Village, Williamsburg that charge $150 for pants that look like they are $1.50 from the Salvation Army.

Don't forget t-shirts!

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by EasyGoing

Don't forget t-shirts!

Isn't American Apparel their go-to place for tee-shirts?

 

[SoCal2NYC]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Isn't American Apparel their go-to place for tee-shirts?

with a vneck that hits mid rib cage to show your nappy fur

 

[AnGeLiCbOrIs]

If anyone would like to view them shopping in their native habitat just head to Urban Outfitters.

 

[EasyGoing]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Isn't American Apparel their go-to place for tee-shirts?

Too new looking. It has to look genuine.

I once walked by a hipster girl wearing a t-shirt jersey of my rural NJ town soccer team that must have been 25 years old.

 

[kbuzz]

Originally Posted by mack11211

The Lubavitchers are in Crown Heights.

The Satmar crew rules Williamsburg boyee.

Threads are old-school. Like 18th century Polish nobleman old school.

Come correct.

LOL- really laughing ****** off ...true and well written

at the risk of being very un PC- and being of jewish descent my self, i have also heard of this style being referred to as "jewish al queda" not sure if thats a satorial or political reference.

Williamsburgh: God bless peter luger's