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I'm gonna start off with a question. No, it's not a complicated philosophical one. It's related to clothing. Yes, clothing. Isn't that weird, coming from me? I wouldn't categorize myself as a fashion terrorist, but you can call me a fashion minimalist (I hope this phrase doesn't already have a designated definition). This means, I try to get by with minimum amount of clothing possible, and I don't care about trends. May be I am a fashion terrorist after all.
Anyways, I will be going to Mongolia this late January/ early February, and it just happens to be the coldest time of the year. If you didn't know already, the temperature in Ulan Bataar is roughly about -20C ~ -40C. That's about -13F to -40F. When the temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit is equal, it means it's pretty damn cold.
The Hungarian goose down jacket that I'm looking into is about 690,000 won, or 600~700 dollars, depending on the exchange rate.
The other jacket that I'm looking into, is 450,000 thousand won.

On a side note, the model for this brand, NEPA, is none other than nick khun (kun?) I really couldn't care less, but some of my readers know him personally, and might be interested in such things.
Now that I've successfully and foolishly diverted the attention to some Korean pop star, I simply don't know what to buy. The red one undoubtedly looks better, but I think my hiking boots will match well with the brown jacket.
I have a hunch that most people stopped caring at this point, and is looking at the 2pm picture. But anyways, My choices are: 1. red jacket, 2. brown jacket, 3. Something much cheaper but is made out of the same material (about 250,000 won, or 250 bucks), or 4. just wear a lot of layers and screw the jacket. Any suggestions?