Clothes

[Guest converge241]

I usually get everything from

Aeropostale

Old Navy

Quicksilver

 

 

I like getting stuff thats "of the style" but still suitable for business casual dresscodes at work, and not have to pay through the nose (which Quicksilver kinda does but damnit i like the stuff in there)

[Guest El Satanico]

Any decent store with a good sale

Stores i can get a discount at

Salvation Army

Military Surplus stores

 

 

The only place i would never buy from is a flea market because it's all cheap counterfeit of a name brand shit.

[Guest Zack Malibu]

Being the "prep on a budget" I stick with Old Navy and Aeropostale as well. I'll also hit stores like TJ Maxx, Marshall's and CFO's for name brand shit for less. And I'll grab Mossimo stuff from Target. These days I rarely buy brands like CK or Structure/Express For Men like I used to.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

Work casual wear = Kohls, Sears

 

Summer workout wear = Walmart

[Guest converge241]

I hear you

 

I remember when I could shop at structure

the days before family, mortgage et all

 

but oh well i like the stuff I get

[Guest CED Ordonez]

Any place in a shopping center with good clothes and a sale going on at the moment, usually hitting Old Navy, Anchor Blue, Macy's and JCPenney.

[Guest Kotzenjunge]

Considering my clothes come from Gadzooks and Hot Topic and the like, I want to put on my best (read: most unorthodox) clothes, run into Structure, throw myself at the foot of the manager and scream "FIX ME!!!!!" I'd love to see them make me part with my velvet shirts and Jncos.

 

Fo sheez,

Kotzenjunge

[Guest Flyboy]

This was a debate from awhile ago, but..

 

Flyboy's clothing > Kotzen's clothing.

[Guest HollywoodSpikeJenkins]

www.tshirtriot.com

www.bwild.com

www.jiggy.com

 

I rather get my clothes online because, well, Im lazy

[Guest ant_7000]

Man, I haven't bought new gear in a while. But when I do shop for gear I go to:

 

Polo Jeans- I know this dude that gets polo shit for me for half price

 

Guess

 

Belvidere Blues: When I have a lot money to spend that shit aint cheap.

 

Mr. Rags: Read above

 

Buckle

 

any department stores like Marshall's, Value City, and TJ Maxx

 

Don't shop at Flea markets/Swap Shops because most stuff are knockoffs and the fabric is horrible, Don't shop at thrift stores, people kill me when they have money then want to shop at a thrift store?

[Guest Kotzenjunge]

This was a debate from awhile ago, but..

 

Flyboy's clothing > Kotzen's clothing.

Bitch, please. You can't touch my shit.

 

Fo sheez,

Kotzenjunge

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

Everything I get is either from Target or Salvation Army. Not for some lowbrow chic or anything, but because I'm a poor slob that values comfiness over anything else. I once had these jeans that were completely annihilated, but were the most comfy goddamn things I've ever put on. From the knees down, it was quite literally in threads, the knees themselves were giant holes, not to mention the massive amounts of stains and other shit wrong with them. I finally retired those wonderful pants when both the crotch and ass disintegrated into nothingness.

 

My most expensive outfit probably costs about 60 or 70 bucks, and that's including shoes.

[Guest MaxPower27]

I wear mostly Nike Basketball shorts and wrestling teeshirts. That's it. Work clothes come from the Goodwill down the street, as I only need khaki pants. I blow my money in other ways, besides clothes.

[Guest HollywoodSpikeJenkins]

This was a debate from awhile ago, but..

 

Flyboy's clothing > Kotzen's clothing.

Bitch, please. You can't touch my shit.

 

Fo sheez,

Kotzenjunge

[Guest Insanityman]

Well... Plugg cargoes and my trademark is blank t-shirts. It's cheap and fits my looks, I guess.

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

I shop at:

 

Dr. Jays

Jimmy Jazz

NBA Store(Jerseys)

Foot Locker(Jordan Gear)

Macy's (Jerseys)

 

I'm an all-brand name kind of guy.

[Guest El Satanico]

I'm an all-brand name kind of guy.

They aren't paying you to advertise...so why?

[Guest Kotzenjunge]

I am too, because very often the brand name is more expensive because it lasts longer and actually looks better and stuff like that.

 

Fo sheez,

Kotzenjunge

[Guest ElectricRaccoon]

Mark's Work Wearhouse, mostly. Comfortable, relatively durable, relatively cheap and as long as you stay away from the safety orange and the really thick flannel, it's even possible to come out of there not looking TOO much like Captain Hillbilly. Value Village is good for denim shirts (one of my standards), as you can usually find one or two in good shape, and I'd rather pay $3 for one than $40, considering they're going to look exactly the same after three or four rounds through the wash. Also, Joggers and Foot Locker are usually pretty good for logo-free t-shirts in half-decent colours. Catch a clearance sale and you can get them for like $7-$8 Canadian.

 

 

As always, Toothpastefordinner.com pretty much sums up the issue.

[Guest Matt Young]

I get 99% of my clothes from Penny Lane, Hot Topic, and Infinity1.com.

[Guest Sturgis]

Big and Tall casual male(they have some kick ass metal shirts)

Hot Topic

Infinity1.com

WalMart

K-Mart

[Guest The Electrifyer]

My mom works for an inventory place that covers some brands like Speedo, cK, Ralph Lauren and a few other lady brands. My mom gets a huge discount from that, so I usually just get her to order stuff from there and now my closet is pretty much filled with cK, Ralph Lauren and some Speedo cloths.