Mohair brings its own rebellious streak to the table, though: itвЂ™s like a once-bookish sweater that let its hair grow out. PressвЂ™s prep icon, the furry Shaggy Dog sweater. (For sale: fuzzy sweater, lovingly worn.) TheyвЂ™re reminiscent of J. The sweaters have a look of something thatвЂ™s lived a long life. MohairвЂ™s tactility is the engine that keeps the Bro-Hair trend chugging.

вЂњIn a cold hard world where everything is complete and utter shit, the discerning jawnz enthusiast lives to snuggle up and get hands on with the warm enveloping comfort of mohair,вЂќ Throwing Fits hosts Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris said. There are, of course, MarniвЂ™s colorful variations but itвЂ™s given way to pieces from Awake NY, John Elliott, Isabel Marant, Brownstone, The Elder Statesman, ERL, ALD, Supreme, Tremaine Emory, and a collaborative mohair cardigan between Checks and the menswear podcast Throwing Fits. You canвЂ™t toss an AimГ© Leon Dore Yankees Cap, Bobby Shmurda-style, in downtown New York without hitting a shaggy mohair sweater or cardigan. In menswear, there is nothing bigger than mohair, the shaggy wool comprising the sweaters and cardigans of the moment. Instead, theyвЂ™re obsessed with something simpler: a fabric. Now, the horde of fashion dudes who steer menswear arenвЂ™t after a logo, design, silhouette or even scarce sold-out clothes. TheyвЂ™ve snapped fit pics in every possible pose. TheyвЂ™ve burnt through Supreme-logo hoodies, hype sneakers, ironic Balenciaga tees, Telfar bags, and even a few purposefully goofy fitting pants.

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