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Poll: Where to buy your clothes?

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Wear to you buy your clothes (hahah, lame joke, sorry)?

In this thread we started to debate on whether or not is appropriate to "pop" or "upstand your collar. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/175957/

Since that thread went totally off topic, I thought it would be appropriate to start a new thread.

I shop mainly at Abercrombie and Polo. Then some J. Crew and American Eagle (even though I'm not a big fan of that store). I have 2 shirts from gap, 2 from lacoste, but mainly AF.

I do have some clothes from banana republic too.
 
Dress shirts: Nordstrom

Jeans: Kohls

Socks: LL Bean

Undies: Kohls

Undershirts: Nordstrom

Shoes: Zappos

My "work" uniform is either a white or blue pinpoint dress shirt, undershirt, jeans, rag wool socks and a pair of Keens.

My casual outfit is a marathon shirt, jeans, same footwear.
 
I tend to shop mostly at Goodwill, or somewhere I can get a bulk of them for cheap although when I occasionally have a fair amount of free ca$h at hand, I like to browse places like the Haight in SF or Telegraph in Berkeley, they usually have a lot of interesting consignment and vintage stuff.

Most of my wardrobe is pretty bland right now, mostly due to being broke for the past few months and it being inappropriate weather for some of my more interesting stuff but I hope to go through another cycle of clothes soon.

I hate shopping at the mall or any brand-name specially stores that appear therein, why should I go there and pay for an overpriced set of clothes when I can go to someplace like the cheap Chinese shops on Clement street in SF and not spend more than $30 for a bagful of stuff?
 
I dress kind of hop hop I guess so either fulton street in brooklyn or target lol. I like brands like ecko, roca wear and phat farm. . . Jeans I usually get in zara cuz they are nice and cheap, dress shirts either zara or boss.
 
i do a lot at gap. some stores in the Belmot and Clark area here. some Target, some Kohls.
 
Jos. A Banks, S&K, MensWarehouse.

Before when I just needed a decent shirt and pants I would go to TJ Max.
 
Mostly some Jeans, Abercrombie or American Eagel (all abercrombie use to make was jeans for "fat" people, which wouldn't fit me) or some times just my sweatpants, mmm comfortable. Then either a Track/XC shirt/hoodie sweatshirt, or AF or AE shirt... then socks from Meijers and my running shoes...
 
runninmac said:
Mostly some Jeans, Abercrombie or American Eagel (all abercrombie use to make was jeans for "fat" people,
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I had the same issue. Not anymore though.
 
I don't dress too fancy usually. Most of my clothes are from Mark's Work Warehouse. I have a bunch of shirts from Roots too, and every once and a while I'll hit up Old Navy for shorts.
 
iGary said:
Only thing Avercrombie was ever good for was their soft porn catalog.

(I have every one). :D
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I know how you feel. Whenever I get the opportunity, I look at Victoria's Secret's catalogues or something. It makes me want to buy women's clothing. :eek:
 
buryyourbrideau said:
belmont and clark has some good stores around there. i personally like ragstock
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ragstock is great. if you want some funny tee's the Alley is good. almost picked up some when i was there today.
 
American Apparel

No, this isn't some lame patriotic clothing company.. in fact its very against the "institution". It used to be a Canadian importer of American clothes, but now all the garments are made in downtown Los Angeles, sweatshop and brand free! They give their workers great benifits.

Sorry if it sounds like I'm promoting them, but I applaud their business ethics. And their clothes are GREAT. Fit well (for tall skinny people) and good quality at a decent price.
 
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