Men's Jackets

Rip N Dip

Why did we include the Rip N Dip brand in the Thestreets store?

Rip N Dip is not about convincing someone that you have style. Rather, it works as a small message for those who know their way around street humor and skate energy. In the city, such things stick because they carry not only a print, but also a mood that you can wear for a long time without having to explain it.

With this brand, a simple fit and one more prominent point that holds it all together usually win. If you overdo it, the outfit starts to look like a costume, so in practice, people tend to balance it with a cut and calm colors. It works best when you can walk, sit, and move around the city normally without constantly adjusting it.

How to wear them, what to combine them with?

• for regular city days, when you want one bright street detail and leave the rest clean

• for skate spots and transitions between them, when the outfit should look relaxed and functional

• for weekend get-togethers, where the mood is more important than "dressiness"

• in the transitional period, when layers change and the fit must also work with a jacket

• for traveling around the city, when walking, public transport and standing for longer periods alternate

As a footwear base, simple sneakers, and when someone wants a more skate impression without much talk, they naturally lean on vans.

What to look out for when buying

When choosing Rip N Dip, it is worth considering the cut and whether the piece can be worn repeatedly without ceasing to be fun after two outings. In streetwear, the proportions in the shoulders, the length and how the thing behaves when sitting and walking are often decisive. When it fits, the shape, humor and graphics only add to the character.

The most common things to look for are:

• whether the shoulder and sleeve fit so that movement does not feel cramped

• how the length works with the pants you wear most often

• whether it can be layered without the fit feeling heavy

• how the print behaves in normal mode when the item is worn often

• whether the piece can be grounded with simple shoes and does not always ask for another "statement"

When balancing an outfit, many people reach for more comfortable shoes for movement, for example new balance, and when he wants to move the silhouette more into a street basketball mood, he often goes for nike dunk.

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ

How to wear it so that the outfit doesn't look crowded?

It works best to have one more prominent piece and keep the rest clean in cut and colors. When the silhouette breathes, the humor and graphics remain legible without it seeming forced.

Can it also be worn outside of the skate environment, completely civilian?

Yes, when the rest of the outfit is kept simple and the cut is worked on. The striking element then feels like a detail, not a costume.

Practical experience, tips and tricks

With this brand, I've noticed that people only decide after they realize whether it can work in their wardrobe more than once a month. Everything looks good in the fitting room, but it's only when you walk and sit that you see if the sleeve doesn't fly and if the length fits. The biggest difference is when you leave space around the striking element and the rest remains calm. Then it looks natural even after a whole day in the city.

Who is the Rip N Dip brand for

It suits people who like street and skate humor and want to wear it without much explanation. It also makes sense for those who put together simple outfits and add just one character element. It works in urban mode, where movement, meetings and transfers alternate, and the outfit should remain relaxed.

Rip N Dip customer reviews

Long-term experience and repeated reviews show:

• comfort when wearing, when the cut allows movement and the thing can be worn all day without interference

• durability in regular mode, when the pieces are rotated often and still keep their shape and impression

• versatility when combining, when a more pronounced detail also works with a clean base without excess pressure

Mitchell & Ness

Why did we include Mitchell & Ness in Thestreets?

Mitchell & Ness is for people who see basketball culture as a part of their lives, not as a one-off outfit. It sticks in the streets because it has a clear identity and can be worn casually when the rest of the outfit is kept calm. With things like this, it's important to see if it looks natural outside the arena.

It's most often worn as a statement piece, but not in a way that screams. People combine it with simple layers to bring out the nostalgia and basketball vibe without making the outfit look like a costume. When the cut and length are right, it suddenly works on a regular city day.

How to wear them, what to combine them with?

• for basketball nights and watching games with friends, where the vibe will be transferred to the outfit naturally

• for moving around the city in the warmer season, when one more expressive top is enough

• with simple pants, so that the frame remains clean and the top can hold its character

• for street events and tournaments, where the clothing naturally belongs to the environment

• for days when you want a basketball identity, but still need civilian wearability

For this, shoes that maintain a basketball-street balance are often chosen, for example jordan 1, and when going for a more robust silhouette, it naturally comes to jordan 4.

What to look out for when buying

With Mitchell & Ness, it's a good idea to decide whether you want to wear the piece often or more for specific situations. In practice, the cut, length and how you feel in it when moving are decisive, because a jersey or a more pronounced top can be sensitive to proportions. It also helps to clarify whether the outfit should look more street or more basketball, because the rest of the combination will do a lot.

The most common things to consider are:

• how the length and volume fit with the pants you normally wear

• whether it can be layered without it feeling heavy or tight

• whether it can be worn normally and walked without constant adjustment

• how it can be combined with shoes so that the basketball vibe remains natural

• whether the rest of the fit can be kept simple so that the top doesn't carry everything at once

In urban mode, more expressive sneakers are often added, for example nike air force, and when you want comfort for longer walks without changing the vibe, many people ground it through new balance.

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ

Can a jersey or a bold basket top be worn civilianly without it looking like a costume?

Yes, if the rest of the outfit is kept clean and the cut of the pants is worked on. When the top is given space and the rest is not crowded, the basket vibe looks natural.

How do I solve the proportions when I don't want the outfit to look too bulky?

It helps to keep one thing bulkier and the rest simple so that the silhouette doesn't look bloated. The length of the pants above the shoe will do a lot, often more than another layer.

Practical experience, tips and tricks

At Mitchell & Ness, I notice that people often come in with a clear basketball intention, but leave with the proportion being the most important thing. It looks great when standing, but it's only when you walk that you see if the top is twisting and if the length fits your figure. You'll also be surprised how much a simple bottom and one clean shoe choice can calm an outfit. When it's right, the result looks confident without the need to show off.

Who is the Mitchell & Ness brand for? Ness

It's for people who have basketball in them and want to wear it off the court without the pressure to perform. It also makes sense for those who want culture and story in their outfit but still need wearability around town. It works for events, tournaments, meetings, and regular commutes when the fit is kept simple.

Customer Reviews Mitchell & Ness

Long-term experience and repeated reviews show:

• comfort when wearing, when you can work in it for a longer time without feeling that the outfit is limiting

• durability when used repeatedly, when the pieces keep their character even with frequent rotation

• versatility when combining, when the basket top works with a street base without a costume