I mainly wear O'neil and Karv because it happens to be what I sell in my store. If I'm out shopping for clothes (haven't done that in like 3 years) I'll get whatever looks/feels good. Oh and Levi Jeans.
I mainly wear O'neil and Karv because it happens to be what I sell in my store. If I'm out shopping for clothes (haven't done that in like 3 years) I'll get whatever looks/feels good. Oh and Levi Jeans.
Lets see, £3 tees from one of those places that scams tourists out of their cash with "pick your own" iron-on decals. (Fruit of the Loom 4 lyfe.)
Few skate tees here and there, though ironically none of them breathe much so I never skate in them.
Antihero zip-up hoody unless it's in the wash, in which case I go for a Blacklabel zip-up hoody.
The same 4 pairs of Baggy Venom Jeans I've had for 10 years.
(Discontinued I believe as it is impossible to get a hold of new ones, best jeans evar and only £15 a pop. /sadface)
Then either Caterpillar Boots/Shoes depending on the weather, and my pink Etnies when I go out.
Wear a pair of battered and torn shorts or 3/4 length Rosky Jeans and a £3 cotton tee when skating. Battered DCs for that with some Tre's in the wings for when they bite the bullet.
I think the most expensive thing I wear are my shoes, and even those are under £50, gogo 2 for 1 offers. Can't stand big brands. £20 for a blank Nike tee with a microscopic tick on it? No thanks.
Whatever is cheap.
For work it's dockers and whatever dress shirt & tie are on sale at kohls or similar stores. Unfortunately this is most of my wardrobe, but for casual situations I like Levi's and then Volcom or Element tees, but I also buy a lot of tees and hoodies at concerts.
I'm a total brand whore when it comes to clothing.
For outerwear like coats and jackets, I wear Burberry. Same for polos.
For shirts, Banana Republic, and Polo Purple when they are on sale.
For Blazers, Banana Republic. You have to be careful which ones you buy though. The ones made in China are cheaper than the ones made in Egypt, but the material is coarser.
For jeans, my favorite brand is Rock and Republic, but I also like 7 For All Mankind and True Religions. 7s are comfortable, and Rocks and True Religions have really nice washes and pocket designs.
In terms of accessories like cuff links, there are many brands that look nice.
Couple of things from Marshalls/Syms for casual clothes. If it fits and costs less than 20 bucks, it's mine. If it's a deal, it's also mine
For the last year or so:
designbyhumans.com + a nice pear of jeans
I know the feeling, I have a couple pair of different color Croft and Barrow khakis, and a lot of Axcess shirts, though lately I picked up a bunch of Express shirts for relatively cheap. I don't really care about which brand, I tend to cruise slickdeals or markdowns at Kohls.
random dress shirts/polos/button-downs i've picked up here and there, most of what i've bought in the last year or two has come from macys or banana republic. assorted khakis, most of them are dockers i think. if i'm feeling lazy i'll throw on jeans and a band shirt or something, don't have too many of those that still fit these days though.
if i could afford it i'd wear a suit every goddamn day of the week
Only comfortable in nevada brand jeans, shirts I don't care about
Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister, and American Eagle mostly. On the days I feel a little stylish I'll wear a Mexx collared shirt. I like the bronze washed jeans from American Eagle a lot too. If I'm out in the sun, washing my car, or working out, I'll wear an Orange County Choppers muscle shirt cuz they're badass.
30-75% off clearance at Target. It's a gold mine!
I've worked at Express for over a year, so now I'd say 85% of my wardrobe is Express.
Graphics tees, button downs, sweaters, suit jackets/pants/vests, jeans (I LOVE Express denim), peacoats, boxer briefs, ties... literally everything. Yea, it's baller to get 30% discount, but I genuinely like the style. You can do so much with it.
I'll shop occasionally for DKNY, Guess, American Eagle.
For shoes, I rock Diesel, Puma and of course my Converse. And I still have my mad comfortable DVS shoes for bumming around.
I would love to get some True Religion or Monarch denim, but I'm a broke ass college student who spends WAY too much on clothes anyways.
Anything cheap and usually on sale. Not gonna spend money on prettifying myself to the max when a small budget can satisfy me.
I've seen that designbyhumans stuff before and I really like it. Not my kind of thing, but it's interesting fashion.
w/e looks good and is cheap
edit: i dont live to satisfy others with what i wear. wasn't a fan of the kids who picked on the other kids who had shitty clothes. clothes be clothes man.
Rock N Republic Jeans and/or Diesel, True Religion. For shoes I go with Diesel or Asics. For T-Shirts I like a company called OBEY, who we're originally a wall tagging/graffiti group, but now make clothes and shit, Salvage is a good Tshirt/Hoodie company, Scotch and Soda makes good button ups, Ben Sherman is another favorite. Burberry makes good trench coats, but not worth it unless you're willing to spend serious cash. I can name more if you like anything posted but I'll quit for now. I waste too much money on clothes as is, and I've been trying to cut down majorly because it really is a waste of money >.>
american apparel tshirts, urban outfitters bullshit, levis jeans, converse shoes, band tshirts