Where do you buy your clothes?

 

I buy my clothes from high street shops, so places like River Island, Top Shop, H&M..

 

 

 

Do you buy the most expensive thing/clearance stuff?

 

It varies. If I see something ugly/neutral on clearance then I won't jump to buy it just because it's cheap. So, I suppose if I have the money on me, and I like the item enough, then I'll buy it regardless of if it's reduced or not.

 

 

 

Do you buy the clothes online or in store?

 

In store always, I like to try the clothes on first, and when you're shopping in real life you sometimes find shops/bargains that you wouldn't get online.

 

 

 

My school has a uniform, but out of school I don't really have a "style". I just wear whatever's appropriate/I feel like wearing. :

I buy pretty expensive jeans because I find that the cheap ones aren't very comfortable and are too stiff.

 

T-Shirts I get online and hoodies from whatever shop.

From what store do you buy your clothes from?

 

 

 

Do you buy the most expensive thing from it or buy anything on clearance?

 

 

 

Do you buy your clothes online or go to the store?

 

 

 

Target or K Mart, occaisonly I wear I Zod shirts. Nothing too branded.

 

 

 

I buy what I like, no matter what the price.

 

 

 

I rarely buy thing online.

 

 

 

Another note, most of my Shirts are just plain colours - often stripes or checks - nothing WITTY on them. God how I hate those people who think they are funny, because they wear cringe-worthy shirts.

I like a slayer shirt with a Topman black over,a fedora and black denims.

I just wear black...

From what store do you buy your clothes from?

 

 

 

A local clothing line called "Golf"

 

 

 

Do you buy the most expensive thing from it or buy anything on clearance?

 

 

Anything on clearance,i just buy what i think it looks good on me,and looks nice

 

 

 

Do you buy your clothes online or go to the store?

 

 

 

Store,never bought online

I wear a long raincoat and nothing else ;) .

Jack & Jones has some really nice shirts and they're usually quite cheap ($40-$60 for a long-sleeved). I go to JC or Carlings for jeans, usually Levi's. For t-shirts I usually just wear some B&W band tee or something from Carlings or Jack & Jones.

I buy from whereever happens to have clothes that fit me that I like. I hate jeans... And I wear random logo/character shirts... I've got a D&D one, a Link one, a couple from my high school, a Geek Squad one... You get the point.

 

 

 

Buying things on clearance is fun, I once got three pairs of pants for like $20 at Old Navy, and I got two pairs of brand name shoes for $70 (Nike skate shoes for $25, but it was buy one get one half off, and New Balance running shoes for $50) at Shoe Carnival!

 

 

 

I hardly ever buy clothing online, if I do it's something I can't find anywhere else, a certain coat or a bathing suit.

The question assumes that I wear clothes.

 

I go to the commissary to buy my clothing articles. I find that Saran wrap is much better than cotton.

 

 

 

Alright, all kidding aside, I shop online.

Hate all of those expensive labels and shopping for clothes in general, so I dress like a bum most of the time.

 

Pac Sun for like everything.

 

 

 

This man knows his clothes.

 

 

 

Bullhead jeans ftw. The only problem I have with them is that the small they have is 28x30, when I wear 28x28. My legs are short.

wow some the clothes here ive never heard of

I buy clothes I like that fit and are cheap from whatever store I happen to be in at the time.

I usually go to the George section at ASDA for cheap clothes. Either that or my most favoritest store ever... PRIMARK!

 

 

 

Yay for clothes made by slaves : At £1.50 for a t-shirt you know you can't go wrong. I spent like £30 there after christmas on 3 pairs of jeans, 4 t-shirts and a jacket.

 

 

 

My favorite t-shirt are special though. My 'This looks like a job for limey man!' Yu-Gi-Oh! Abridged t-shirt. My 'You just got Nerimowned' Nerimon t-shirt and the one I'm wearing now, my DDR:UK t-shirt

 

 

 

These three are love

My clothing for the day usually consists of a few things. Jeans/Jean Shorts, Timberland Boots, basketball/football jersey, fitted hat to match. Got a couple for every day of the week, and a hat to match every shirt and pair of sneakers/boots that i own. :thumbup:

Well, I tend to wear hats/beanies due to the masses of hair I have grown over the last 6 months,

 

I like wearing surf beads...

 

I generally wear jeans and shirts. I probably get all my clothes from topman/primark lol

 

Shoes? "fake" converse, from topman, they are around a year old and beginning to fall apart now (£10 bargain), and sometimes £80 CATS (the boot CATS, had for around a year also. Mainly used for heavy duty tasks and harsh weather. And wearing with shorts.)

 

 

 

I have a weird fasion sense :)

 

 

 

Socks? Always pulled high!

 

Underpants? I go commando often. (jking Boxers)

 

Belts? Any I can find in my room

 

Wristwear? A watch I found in a large container, which was on a TV add. A small bracelet that's tarnishing.

Usually my clothing style can be best described as 80's casual, although I incorporate modern apparel in there. This being said, I buy a lot of clothes from secondhand shops. Because it's cheap and there are a lot of things there that are my style. I also gravitate towards places like Banana Republic and Old Navy for my shirts. My accessories come primarily from Hot Topic.. my gauges, hairbows, bracelets..

 

 

 

I usually avoid buying something if it's expensive mainly because I'm excessively frugal. I will not, however, buy something that was on clearance JUST because it was on clearance.

 

 

 

I go to the stores because I like walking, feeling the fabric, because I have sensitive skin.

Man, the leather jacket I want is a lot. Oh well, I wouldn't want to get it until I'm like 18 anyways, I'd definitely grow out of it. It's a Triumph Balham leather. 280 bucks. Yeesh. Well, I'll be saving most of the money I make when I'm a teenager. Plus, if me and my dad's business plan comes through, I'll be able to make some four hundred dollars a week as purely supplementary income to any part-time job I get. Although I don't know if I'll get one.

 

 

 

The "style" I have now is mainly "I don't give a [bleep]." I just like hats, sunglasses, and some expensive clothes, all of which I can't have at school or are just outta my reach financially. But in the future, when I have money and I'm not in school, I'll probably have jeans and my leather jacket on a lot.

 

 

 

Just FYI for everyone.

Usually jeans and a t-shirt.

 

 

 

I get my clothes from wherever really. Nobody will know the shops apart from Wongtong so I won't bother mentioning them. Anyways, town, and I buy some shirts and stuff off the internet.

Pac Sun for like everything.

 

or zumies.

 

 

 

I wear a lot of hurley, billabong, and quiksilver, as well as some Obey and other random [cabbage].

 

Nike shoes all the time

Kohl's for my jeans. Concerts and band websites for my T-shirts.

 

 

 

I feel bad for any sucker who thinks they need to spend $70 on any one clothing item. I have never set foot in Hollister, American Eagle, Aeropostale, or any of those ridiculous stores in my life. Seriously, go kill yourself.

Kohl's for my jeans. Concerts and band websites for my T-shirts.

 

 

 

I feel bad for any sucker who thinks they need to spend $70 on any one clothing item. I have never set foot in Hollister, American Eagle, Aeropostale, or any of those ridiculous stores in my life. Seriously, go kill yourself.

 

ok first of all have you ever step foot in aeropostale most of the stuff cost 40$ or less when there on sale which they are always are.

Target has some pretty awesome shirts. I get nice looking clothes from there, then discount stuff sometimes at liquidators (good designer stuff cheap : ). Old Navy is a good source for my type of tees too.

Buy most of my clothes from Quiksilver, Animal, Republic/USC or sometimes Next.

 

 

 

I always like a good bargin, but if I see something I really want I will generally buy it. Being a student now generally means that the sale rail is the first place I go \

 

 

 

I never buy clothes online as I prefer to try them on because shops sizes seem to vary, ie in Animal for T-Shirts I am a small but in Quiksilver I am a medium.