What types/brands of clothing do you wear?

[Kilhart]

Dunno if there's been a topic about this. Too lazy to do any real searching right now. =w=

Just wondering what you BGers out there like to wear, and seeing if I can discover some clothing labels I haven't heard of.

Personally, I used to wear whatever I thought looked good (whether it was A&F/Hollister, Element, or even more generic brands), but I've recently been liking Orisue and Triumvir (I live on the East Coast, so it took some searching to find those). I'm not huge on collecting shoes, so a pair of Tims and a pair of Nikes are usually fine for me if they're not filthy. I like some of the stuff on Threadless, too; none of that loud "I'm trying to be witty" stuff, but anything that looks classy and minimalistic is cool.

Edit: also, I'm in college, so I honestly don't have many situations at the moment where I need to bust out the professional attire, unless I'm going to a job fair or something.

[isladar]

I became a Guess whore entirely by accident, insofar as jeans and jackets and such go. Fuck their slutty spring/summer lines.

[Jefe]

Eh, I'd get Levi and GAP for free since my mum had a business selling clothes. I don't spend a lot of money because I know how much it costs to make them, and yes you get overpriced shit. For shoes I usually get Pumas, Adidas, and Converse. For some reason I have 7 pairs of shoes lol. I get all my shit on sale, btw >_>

[Seraph]

I wear whatever looks good, is made well, is priced reasonably, and doesn't have a stupid ass advertising label on the outside. I have absolutely no brand loyalty.

[Dimmauk]

Jeans and anything on 80s tees.com

[Blabj]

TK Maxx and Primark lolol

[Devek]

Brand are for cattle.

[Cephius]

Ever since I started working its been like.... Dockers and whatever dress shirt I like at Kohl's. I haven't bought normal street clothes in forever

[Dimmauk]

Ever since I started working its been like.... Dockers and whatever dress shirt I like at Kohl's. I haven't bought normal street clothes in forever

I feel your pain, that was me the past 6 years.

[SephYuyX]

Whatever is 5 to 10$ and fits.

[Elesirdur]

I've recently been buying a few pieces by Jack & Jones a UK brand which a favourite shop of mine in my home city carries. Their stuff is really well made and fits people with my physique (tall and slim/athletic but not bulky) very nicely. I like their classic styles for mens casual wear, but damn I wish I could order some of their stuff. Their website has this fucking awesome quasi-double breasted grey shawl collar cardigan I would fucking love.

I'm also guilty of owning some AA pieces, but just a hoodie and a few t-shirts. Oh, and some sexy Nudie jeans. They were a gift from my girlfriend, since I would never spend over $250 on a pair of jeans myself, but I do love them.

[Jefe]

One way to find out if your jeans are really well made just look at the stitching. Fold the pants from the side and check each leg for symmetrical stitching. If it's not aligned you have a turd on your hands.

[Mizango]

I wear a crap lot of Nautica clothing. I am not a slave to brands but I love the Reds, yellows, oranges they use in their color scheme.

[Lbelle]

Kohls and Target

[Deejay]

Jordan is the only real "brand" that I'm faithful to. I'm the skinny jeans, graphic tee, new era yankee fitted, and jordan sneaker kinda guy. If I'm going out, i'll wear a nice button down that I bought on sale at TJ maxx or something.

[Omnipotent]

Kohls and Target

This is a relevant answer

[Dolmen]

Whatever is on clearance at Kohls, Target, and Macy's. Otherwise, my regular clothes I buy at Ranger Surplus. The real BDU cargo pants for $25 are so much better than the pieces of crap "designers" shit out.

[melbufrauma]

I only shop at Buckle

[EternityEnd]

H&M

[Brien]

polo