Some more early ’90s G Force exquisite knitwear.
What an absolute bloody BEAUT.
I love the combination of the scarlet red and dark blue. This would look the absolute bollocks worn with a pair of Freddy’s of Pinewood ’50s hard denim, along with possibly some red cherry DMs.
As the boys from Clobbered keep on reminding us, always dress from the bottom up. Start with the footwear and then the rest will follow.
This particular G Force cardigan was a relative bargain. It appeared on Vinted, almost hidden away as the listing title wasn’t quite correct.
Basic error there, fella.
As ever messages were pinged back and forth. I managed to get down to the price I was willing to play.
Never forget: the price you’re willing to pay is not always the price something is worth, but G Force is G Force, innit. See them, buy them.
It’s oversized - but OF COURSE it’s oversized. That’s the G Force streetwear look.
Next weekend Robin and the team have got another stall at Lustre, the annual cottage industry craft gathering at Lakeside back in the Fair City.
I don’t think my bank balance could stretch to another trip and another purchase of the Reimagined collection.
I did wander past the old G Force Hockley shop a few days ago. It’s now a barber’s. Nothing wrong with that but there was something a little melancholy about seeing the original facade and structure that was so iconic back in the day.
I do fear that I’m subverting the G Force marketplace right now. It’s a seller’s market that responds to buyers' demand. There must be diminishing stock left out there right now.
SEE IT, BUY IT, etc.
