We are not sure what is wrong with the people at Tall and All but they are now on our Most Wanted list for persistent crimes against fashion, many of which involve tie-dye. This jacket is no exception. It is listed as ‘stertch tie dye’ on the site but we can only assume they mean stretch. We were horrified to note that a pair of matching trousers is also available so you could buy those and wear them with the jacket and call it a suit.
That was a joke. Please don’t do that, we beg of you.
What do you think though? Is it likely that tie-dye will ever make a comeback, boosting this jacket into the fashion stratosphere and making it a coveted item? Or is it destined to remain the crime of fashion that we find it to be today?
If you like it and wish to purchase it, you can do so here for £40.
I think I’m going to throw up… oh, wait. Someone already did.
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Oh my Lord.
I think tie dye can work (example: Gypsy 05′s tie dye silk maxis, Joie’s tie die silk tank and skirt) but it’s one of the most difficult things to pull off correctly in a garment/look. This is not a case of tie dye working, this is a case of it failing horribly. There’s no quirky cute, kinda bohemian vibe to it, it’s just ugly. Also reminds me of camo-something I’ve yet to see pulled off correctly.
The pattern on its own could just about work if rendered in something like cotton, and a totally different cut. But stretchy and that shape? Puts my teeth on edge. (And the matching trousers have given me a stomach cramp.)
hahahh my friend wore this today. Never laughed harder in my lifeeee
i think this is just ugly and you cant’t change anything about it it’s just ugly and i thibk i should’nt be sold at all besides from a garabge can cause i looks like it’s been rolled in there