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.

 

 

 

That's kinda low. But it is ridiculous to spend over $45 on a pair of jeans. I stop at $35.

 

 

 

I wear Element, Hurley and Billabong shirts really. Shirt prices are expensive these days...

 

 

 

edit: For some reason quoting isn't working for me.

I mostly wear stuff from Simon's. The price range is mid-high but I go whenever they have 50% off sales. I always end up buying 2-3 slim-fitted t-shirts, a striped sweater and cool jeans (of any colour). I'm pretty sure it's a gay store, but I always shop with girls so they can rate clothes for me. Point-Zero would be my favourite brand name cause whenever I pick out something that I think would look good on me it usually ends up being point-zero.

 

 

 

I have a few American Apparel items, but they're way too expensive to have a closet full.

From what store do you buy your clothes from?

 

Animal, Quicksilver, H&M, etc.

 

 

 

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

 

Depends on what I like, but I never go to clearance areas, they're always the clothing that no one wants (with good reason).

 

 

 

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

 

Store of course, no idea what a shirt may look like if you bought it online. :o

what you wear?

 

Clothes.

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.

 

 

 

I bought 2 pairs of cargo shorts in AE the other day for ~45$

 

I guess I should go kill myself now? That would be the most sensible thing to do now, you're right.

what you wear?

 

Clothes.

 

Really? I prefer to drape myself in the skin of smart-alecky morons. It just so happens I need to do a little shopping now.

 

Really? I prefer to drape myself in the skin of smart-alecky morons. It just so happens I need to do a little shopping now.

 

 

 

Draping would be rather wasteful. Perhaps you could make a nice little hat and a thong instead and share the rest you little commie you?

 

 

 

:P

I don't think it's a terribly bad deal to shop at expensive places. My personal preference not too, since the quality is usually no better than Wal-Mart in the fancier stores I have available (American Eagle and such, we don't have any good, small stores). Aeropostale is usually pretty nice, their sales can drive jeans and shorts prices down 'til even I can like it. Old Navy's been putting me off lately, all their jeans feel skinny and tight.

I haven't bought a new shirt in ages.

 

 

 

I wear very basic clothes. Solid colors, no collared shirts. Heck, I sometimes run into some shirts I had when I was younger that were too big for me. Who doesn't want to wear a sweet wolf T-shirt from Alaska?

 

 

 

I get most of my shirts from my school. We are small, so we get a new T-shirt for every season of the sport we play. It's kind of nice. Makes one's wardrobe a lot easier to choose from.

tilly's and pac sun

 

gotta love volcom an' hurley =D

AE, Aeropostale, Abercrombie. I will never wear Hollister, it's just wrong.

 

hollisters are all dark, and strong smelling, and [cabbage]ty pop-punk playing really loudly.

AE, Aeropostale, Abercrombie. I will never wear Hollister, it's just wrong.

 

-.- abercrombie and hollister are owned by the same company

Normally, jeans and t-shirt, usually a band tee. Started wearing shirts with a t-shirt under it a lot now for some reason. Got a black t-shirt with the batman symbol on it that i freakin' love.

AE, Aeropostale, Abercrombie. I will never wear Hollister, it's just wrong.

 

-.- abercrombie and hollister are owned by the same company

 

As long as the product is different, it doesn't matter.

hollister and abercrombie are same design just different names on it pretty much...

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.

 

I feel bad for anyone who thinks that we're "in the wrong" for spending more than them on clothes. My jeans cost me around $200. Have a problem? Go kill yourself, I don't speak out against people who are unfashionable, and you shouldn't speak out against people who know how to look good.

My jeans cost me around $200. Have a problem?

 

:shock:

Wearing a sick shirt from target. Some may have seen it, its the Red one with the black and tan design that says Dominate over a bunch of designs and an outlines angel, wings on back. Pretty sick.

I feel bad for anyone who thinks that we're "in the wrong" for spending more than them on clothes. My jeans cost me around $200. Have a problem? Go kill yourself, I don't speak out against people who are unfashionable, and you shouldn't speak out against people who know how to look good.

 

I just find it ridiculous that people consider someone who could re-buy most of their clothes for that much unfashionable. Of course, I wouldn't have that much to spend on jeans. I just find clothes much less worthy of a lot of my money than say, music, games, stuff like that.

 

 

 

But, that's just me. I'm a bit of a tightwad with my cash anyways until I see something that catches my eye.

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?

 

 

 

 

 

Hot Topic, Target, Costco

 

 

 

Sometimes

 

 

 

Go to the Store

 

 

 

I wear Screen Tee's and Blue/Black Jeans. Nothing More.

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.

 

I feel bad for anyone who thinks that we're "in the wrong" for spending more than them on clothes. My jeans cost me around $200. Have a problem? Go kill yourself, I don't speak out against people who are unfashionable, and you shouldn't speak out against people who know how to look good.

 

You're not aware of the thrift store fashion are you? The amount of money you spend does not necessarily correlate with how fashionable you are. A little creavity goes a long way.

I very very very rarely buy any clothes from a big branded store.

 

 

 

I don't know if there are any of these shops anywhere else but in my town, but i buy practically all my stuff from a place called 'Factory Shop'. It's mostly all ex-stock from the bigger shops but at massively reduced prices, its not got the big brands, but no fake brands. Its all stylish gear, Idk what you'd call the gear, alot of stnewash/faded jeans, (alot of crosshatch), some cool t shirts, i buy alot of the skinny t shirts, what can i say, i like to show off what i'got =P~ . I'd say approx 80% of my wardrobe is from there, ranging from things i was my car in, to things i wear out clubbing, so theres alotta range.

 

 

 

the main reason i go there is because the stuff all looks like its from the bigger shops, but at mega cheap prices, jeans are usually £15-£40, alot of the t-shirts are under £10. Its a great place.

what you wear?

 

 

 

You have no chance to be fashion. Make your time. Ha ha ha ha.

I buy my music hoodies, and t-shirts in Hot topic, Rockabilia, and Ironfist. Skinny jeans from ht.

My jeans cost me around $200.

 

To me that is the biggest waste of money ever. :lol: