Where do you dress yourself (shop)?

[Foxglove9]

My favorites: Ann Taylor Loft (because I work there), H&M, Target, and Filene's Basement. I'm a bargain hunter, so everything I buy is always on sale and cheap.

 

[tobefirst ⚽️]

Ummm...I don't really do that much clothes shopping. Old Navy would probably be my most frequent destination. I guess I don't put as much value on clothes as I do some of the other things in my life. But I don't look like a scrub, either. 🙂

 

[theLimit]

Dockers.com, ThinkGeek.com, Jinx.com

 

[Silencio]

Chain stores:

Zara
American Apparel
Agnes B.
Club Monaco
Reiss

Local institutions:

M.A.C.
Azalea (Tobi.com)

 

[devilot]

I still wear a lot of jeans from HS so this list is skewed as it spans nearly a decade of clothes buying/ wearing. 😱

The majority of what I wear these days:

• American Apparel
• GAP
• Lacoste
• concert tees (to support artists I like since CD sales presumably don't help them much)

And stores that I randomly pop into and own random bits and pieces from:

• Urban Outfitters
• Eddie Bauer
• surplus store (to get simpler stuff like Levi's, Dickies, etc.)
• REI (REI brand, the north face, etc.)

 

[emw]

I'd say a large portion of my wardrobe is from Kohl's. After that, Macy's, along with some specialty stores for dressier stuff (Men's Wearhouse, etc.).

 

[skunk]

Oxfam

 

[Deefuzz]

Primarily Kohls and Old Navy.

I also have a collection of concert t-shirts and other random t-shirts I like that I have found in various places (Transformers shirts, Nintendo shirts, etc.)

 

[Father Jack]

eBay
M & S
Next

 

[cleanup]

I'm confused as to why brands like Lee's, Levi's and Dockers are ubiquitous in department stores in North America such as Target, Kohl's, Wal-Mart, etc., and very inexpensive, while they have retail stores and are very exclusive and expensive on the east side of the world (China, HK, Australia)? 😕

 

[rhsgolfer33]

Armani Exchange for t-shirts.
American Eagle for polos, long sleeve collared shirts, jeans, and shorts.
Lucky Brand for jeans.
And I almost only buy sale stuff.

 

[devilot]

I'm confused as to why brands like Lee's, Levi's and Dockers are ubiquitous in department stores in North America such as Target, Kohl's, Wal-Mart, etc., and very inexpensive, while they have retail stores and are very exclusive and expensive on the east side of the world (China, HK, Australia)? 😕

One reason might be that Levi's, like some other brands, have different lines of clothing. They have the very upscale pairs for $100+ and they have the generic lines that go for $35. 😛

 

[katie ta achoo]

Wherever I can find cute stuff cheap. Old Navy, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, Ross, Target, Wal Mart. I could give a damn about brand names. I can't be bothered spending a bunch of money on clothes. I have electronics and alcohol habits to support!!!!

Ooh, same here! Although, there's a place in Texas called Agaci that has cute, cheap stuff. I can get a pair of jeans for $20. Other places want to charge me $40+ for the same friggin' thing! They also have great prices on basics: 2 solid coloured tanks for $8, undies 5 for $20, etc. I got a really cute pink tube top that buttons up the front for only $15. Saw basically the same thing for $50 two shops over. 🙄

<3 cheap!

 

[DJMastaWes]

All of my T-shirts are from Concerts or from Urban Outfitters
Everything else; Jeans, Shirts, Sweaters, Polos ect are from: "La Maison Simons" & "Club Monaco".

I got to Simons because they have everything for really great prices. I bought 2 pairs of socks, shorts, a polo, a shirt and sun glasses and the total came out to just under $100 (granted, there was a sale). And they have all kinds of styles, so it's great.

I shop at Club Monaco only because my brother works there, and I can get discounts. If he didn't work there, I wouldn't go, because I find it's over priced.