Dress pants and collard shirt for work.

 

Jeans+t shirt for lazing around.

Dress pants and collard shirt for work.

 

Jeans+t shirt for lazing around.

I wear my usual clothing to work. But I usually have a pair of insulated coveralls over it. Blue ones with 2 reflective strips down the back that form an X. As such, some of my coworkers started calling us the X-Men.

jeans

mostly v neck shirts

most of my clothes are from quite big brands lol,just feel more comfortable when wearing armani etc instead of just another shirt.

I hate shorts, the only time I wore shorts this year was when I was in vacation in Greece and it was like 115F. I normally like fitted clothes, and my favorite stores are ExpressMen, American Eagle, and Ralph Lauren.

I go to a private school though so half the year I'm wearing a shirt, tie, dress pants, a sweater and a blazer.

 

Oh ya, and I'm always big on the "bling" :P Always gotta be wearing something gold/silver.

Tightish metal band shirt, super tight dark colored jeans, converse high-tops, wallet with a chain hanging, and when I finish it, my jean jacket covered in patches...

I hate shorts, the only time I wore shorts this year was when I was in vacation in Greece and it was like 115F. I normally like fitted clothes, and my favorite stores are ExpressMen, American Eagle, and Ralph Lauren.

I go to a private school though so half the year I'm wearing a shirt, tie, dress pants, a sweater and a blazer.

 

Oh ya, and I'm always big on the "bling" :P Always gotta be wearing something gold/silver.

My cousin asked my mom to get her a $30 gift card from American Eagle last week for her boyfriend (I paid for it because my mom was broke). Long story short, $20 jeans had the store packed full with a seemingly endless line outside. Personally, I've never spent more than $20 on ANY clothing.

Tightish metal band shirt, super tight dark colored jeans, converse high-tops, wallet with a chain hanging, and when I finish it, my jean jacket covered in patches...

Wear Frye boots, not chucks.

I always wear jeans, most of the time blue jeans, preferrably darker. Most of my shirts are form-fitting or fit my body in some way to show it off. I prefer 100% cotton shirts, never v-necks. My shirts are either solid colours, have a metal or classic rock band, or some style of retro-esque logo/picture. I guess the majority of my clothing is either Guess or Brody brand name. Whatever I wear, being comfortable while wearing it is the key thing. Bought a little bit of clothes in the city yesterday, about $400 worth, along with a nice Jack & Jones jacket that a friend picked out for me. I like her clothing, so I trust her opinion.

along with a nice Jack & Jones jacket that a friend picked out for me.

I have one too :D Which one did you get?

I've gotten pretty big on hats lately. I've got a (previously mentioned, I believe) camouflage-patterned ballcap emblazoned with a duck logo reading "Duck Commander" (I may not be a redneck, but I look damn good in it), an authentic rabbit fur Ushanka, and one of these:

 

 

in black. It is a rare occasion to see me without one of those upon my head, and I hope to gather more in the future.

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And usually a black, long-sleeved T-shirt. And I'm still rocking those cheap shoes I mentioned a while back in this thread.

I've gotten pretty big on hats lately. I've got a (previously mentioned, I believe) camouflage-patterned ballcap emblazoned with a duck logo reading "Duck Commander" (I may not be a redneck, but I look damn good in it), an authentic rabbit fur Ushanka, and one of these:

 

 

in black. It is a rare occasion to see me without one of those upon my head, and I hope to gather more in the future.

I say no to the camouflage, yes to the Ushanka, and depends to the beret.

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You could say that I have a 'unique' style.

Usually in dresses because I cbf to find clothes that match. For some odd reason I hate the effort of getting dressed after having a shower, the clothes stick to you no matter how hard you try.

Usually in dresses because I cbf to find clothes that match. For some odd reason I hate the effort of getting dressed after having a shower, the clothes stick to you no matter how hard you try.

Huh? My clothes never stick to me :mellow:

Usually in dresses because I cbf to find clothes that match. For some odd reason I hate the effort of getting dressed after having a shower, the clothes stick to you no matter how hard you try.

Huh? My clothes never stick to me :mellow:

Mine do for a short time. It goes away after a couple of minutes, though.

I should have probably mentioned it's only a problem when it's humid or summer.

Big difference between Australian and Canadian climate as well.

It gets fairly hot (~30°C max) here in the summer too, and it's really humid.

You guys put on clothes right after a shower? I just walk around with nothing but a towel on until I'm ready to go out, and nothing sticks to me.

Most days I wear various assortments of twist-ties, interlocked to make pretty too-toos which I disassemble and dispose of at the end of the day. It costs a lot to buy all those loaves of bread, and takes a few hours to assemble but it's well worth it.

 

But today, OH today! I decided to wear my shades.

 

My large aviator sunglasses, nothing else.

 

Just me, wearing my shades.

 

So mysterious, hidden and delirious. You can't see my eyes, when I'm wearing my shades. I'm hard to recognize, when I'm wearing my shades. I'm hard to criticize, when I'm wearing my shades!

You guys put on clothes right after a shower? I just walk around with nothing but a towel on until I'm ready to go out, and nothing sticks to me.

 

Rofl that's what I do too! Except we just got new neighbours so have to keep reminding self to put clothes on when going to the toilet etc.

Does anyone buy clothes online here? I've been considering it since the stores around here pretty much all suck, but I'm not sure how to select the right size. I usually need size M and most of the time that fits perfectly, but perfectly fitting also means that if it's slightly smaller than usual or it shrinks while washing it will be too small. This could of course be fixed by ordering an L, but if the M would already be okay and not too small, the L would be too large.

 

So are there any guidelines for this or should I just order an M/L (advice?) and hope for the best? Size guides usually tellm me I need M but I'm still not really sure. :P

You guys put on clothes right after a shower? I just walk around with nothing but a towel on until I'm ready to go out, and nothing sticks to me.

 

Rofl that's what I do too! Except we just got new neighbours so have to keep reminding self to put clothes on when going to the toilet etc.

 

What kind of neighbours do you have exactly?

 

I'm a wearer of casual clothes, nothing special. Hoodie (in colder weather), T-shirt underneath it and a pair of blue jeans.

Does anyone buy clothes online here? I've been considering it since the stores around here pretty much all suck, but I'm not sure how to select the right size. I usually need size M and most of the time that fits perfectly, but perfectly fitting also means that if it's slightly smaller than usual or it shrinks while washing it will be too small. This could of course be fixed by ordering an L, but if the M would already be okay and not too small, the L would be too large.

 

So are there any guidelines for this or should I just order an M/L (advice?) and hope for the best? There is a size guide on the site if that helps, it tells me I need M but I'm still not really sure. :P

I've ordered online a few times, generally the sizes are right, but if you're scared it'll shrink you can wash it so it won't, or even ask the shop about the type of tees they sell.