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I know a friend that's bought one, but has just realised the past reputation... What would I tell him?
Does he have a shaven head, and tattoos that herald "love" and "hate"?
If not, just get on with it, they've been rehabilitated and current in men's fashion for about 4 or 5 years.
Worn by middle class hipster ****ers now - see vulpine
I love a Harrington. Unfortunately I have a shaved head (too bald for anything else)...
Worn by middle class hipster **** now - see vulpine
His image is akin to an uglier Jay Tattoo fixers. Swept back parted hair beard no tats. That'll be fine then.
My 15 yr old daughter wears one.
I wear one with Fred Perry's and DM's. I still seem to make it home alive after a night out.
They've been back for 5 years , so will therefore be out again soon
Lad wearing one while walking around Tesco this evening albeit with shaved head, bleached jeans and DMs.
Saw a full on spikey haired punk in same said supermarket this evening too.
It's the 1970s all over again.
I also have two of the Vulpine variety and they're not really Harringtons.
His is a Ben Sherman one, olive green with small red checks inside.
Harrington jackets were worn more by 'suede-heads', the more socially acceptable off-shoot of skins, worn with Fred Perry shirt, Levi's Sta-Prest tonics and brogues, or Doc Marten shoes, IIRC.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suedehead_(subculture)
I was possibly thinking more of the Crombie than the Harrington, but I certainly remember seeing suedes wearing Harringtons, along with Tonic strides.
Not a bad look, as far as street fashion goes.


