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Public Rec Clothing Review: Dope or No?

Public Rec Clothing Review: Dope or No? You Decide.

YouTuber Topher Park breaks down Public Rec’s latest clothing line.

First up are the All Day Everyday Pants. Topher highlights their softness and appreciates the elastic sides for added stretch and a better fit. He also finds the side zippers practical for secure storage.

Next, Topher reviews the Better Than Down Vest, noting its relaxed athletic fit. He mentions that the vest is made from polyester and spandex and features 3M Thinsulate, featherless insulation for warmth and dryness. Topher also appreciates the internal zipper pocket.

Topher then turns his attention to the Workday Bomber in dark navy. He comments on its polyester exterior and interior blend. He also notes the reversible feature for added flexibility but prefers the original look.

Lastly, Topher reviews the Cyclone Trench Coat in vintage khaki, calling it ideal for cold, wet conditions. He points out its flexibility, adjustable cuffs, and ample storage. Although snug in certain areas, Topher finds the coat’s design allows for easy layering.

Throughout the review, Topher provides personal insights into each item’s fit, comfort, and practicality, making this a comprehensive look into Public Rec’s athleisure line.

Public Rec Products In This Video Review

All Day Every Day Pant

All Day Every Day Pant

Elevate Long Sleeve Polo

Elevate Long Sleeve Polo

Better Than Down Vest

Better Than Down Vest

Workday Bomber

Workday Bomber - Black

Cyclone Trench Coat

Cyclone Trench Coat - Vintage Khaki

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Michael Brito - Editor in Chief

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Michael Brito

Michael Brito is the editor-in-chief for Athleisure Wear for Men (AW). He launched this site in 2024 as a hobby. He’s a TEDx speaker and leads global analytics for Zeno Group, an integrated communication agency. Connect with him on social media.

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