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[Anonymous No.49290604]

How much do you pay for clothes?

[Anonymous No.49290613]

>>49290604
Shrek is a NIGGER

[Anonymous No.49290615]

Absolute minimum possible and than I use that shit until its torn apart

[Anonymous No.49290618]

What a dumb fucking image. The values don't even make sense. Delete this thread faggot.

[Anonymous No.49290634]

>>49290604
This shitposting isn't even funny, kys

[Anonymous No.49290772]

>>49290604
probably like 500 to 1000 a year, probably 1k to 2k when I stopped letting my parents buy my clothes and set up a wardrobe myself.

[Anonymous No.49290789]

pay?

[Anonymous No.49290839]

>>49290604
I only dress casual hool and classic so fred perry, merc, adidas, (((levy's))). Say 70 dollars for the tops, 100 for the trousers, around 120 for the shoes

[Anonymous No.49290860]

>>49290604
Watch is only $65? Dude is def broke

[Anonymous No.49290879]

>>49290789
clothes?

[Anonymous No.49290895]

>>49290604
$5 for a shirt (plain undershirts only)
$10 for pants (thrift store)

[Anonymous No.49290897]

>>49290618
Cope

[Anonymous No.49290949]

>>49290604
fucking zero. I am not a whore

[Anonymous No.49290966]

>>49290604
that poor faggot looks like Bladee femboy fuckwit

[Anonymous No.49290982]

>>49290604
Idk, my mom buys them for me.

[Anonymous No.49291062]

>>49290604
About $200

[Anonymous No.49291108]

>>49290613
Not quite

[Anonymous No.49291188]

Me on the right.

[Anonymous No.49291320]

>>49290604
1k a year, at most.

[Anonymous No.49291333]

>>49290604
I buy jeans and pants new shirts I get at value village

[Anonymous No.49291389]

5 pack of decent white tees is 30$, 52 weeks in a year totals 1,560. throw another 500 on top for some quality reusable blue jeans + boots. looking about 2k annually if i throw away each white tee after 1 day of use.

[Anonymous No.49292254]

>>49290604
my wardrobe probably costs around 50k retail but i paid around 10k for it and its all high quality stuff that retails over $1000+ per piece that i got second hand or on deep sales discounts over the years. if i was to liquidate it all on the second hand market i'd probably 2x my initial investment.

[Anonymous No.49292662]

>>49290604
my entire closet costs around 100 in total and ive been using it for 10 years

[Anonymous No.49292696]

>>49290613
YOU CANT SAY THAT TO MEME GOD!!!

[Anonymous No.49292714]

barely anything. I don't dress to flash, especially with the hardship incoming, flashing your wealth is not a good idea.

[Anonymous No.49292730]

My clothing is probably 100$ in total, I choose em by color and how much I like em

My net worth is 5 million $

[Anonymous No.49292751]

>>49292254

how much if dont count in the strapon collection that you have for letting girls to fuck your ass

[Anonymous No.49292889]

I like to look nice, but by my standards. I exclusively wear surplus leather combat boots or old Heelys. Base layers like tank tops, buy moisture wicking stuff cheap from Costco in big sets. Socks are all darntough or sockdreams. I get a lot of random stuff from aliexpress that's all 5-15 bucks at the most; some is cheap and bad but there's occasional gems, so I just sell or give away the stuff that doesn't fit and buy multiple copies of the stuff that does and wear the same thing. Lots of military surplus pants from different countries, British ones are real comfy, 20 to 40 bucks each (sometimes cheaper if you get lucky) and more durable than anything else you'll find. I was at Tripp's flagship store so I got a new floor length skirt there that's basically just the edgelord version of cargo pants, can hold a full thinkpad charger and several books and all the usual pocket stuff, it was 130 bucks.

For corporate wear I just have a couple slacks and pencil skirts from Express and some boutique goth brand button-ups, like 70 bucks each. I had a custom suit made before but I didn't care for the cut, I'd like a new one one day but no one wears suits anymore except in a couple client industries and I'm already overdressed at most clients doing the corpgoth thing.

Most expensive stuff is etsy shit but it's usually custom, you can get really neat things there, custom trenchcoats and whatnot.

Basically just wear the same thing every day (depending on what kinda stuff I'll be doing) so just make whatever that is look cool to you and you'll be happy with it. I don't know why designer brands are so popular, it's boring normalfag shit and isn't really durable at all considering how they bend you over for the price. Doesn't even look cool.

[Anonymous No.49292908]

>Plain fitted t-shirts from Old Navy for $10 each
>Pants and Jeans from Winners for $40-50 marked down from $100+
>Button-up and dress shirts from Winners for $20-30, marked down from $60+
>Dress shoes from Winners for $40, marked down from $100+
>New Balance shoes at full price because I am a runner $100+
>MeUndies because they are comfy as fuck and don't strangle my balls, $20 per pair.
>Whatever name-brand discount socks I can get at Winners, <$10 for a pack.

[Anonymous No.49292939]

>>49290895
wash your feet

[Anonymous No.49293308]

>>49290604
if you weren't retarded you'd understand that clothes are an investment vehicle of their own. buy nice designers and they will retain their value or even appreciate. git gud

[Anonymous No.49295030]

>>49290604
Shoes = £40-80
Trousers = £30-60
Shirt/T Shirt = £20-80

Im not very materialistic, but do spend a little bit more than the bare minimum to look somewhat decent.

Makes me laugh when I see all these broke niggers and idiots wearing £200-500 pieces of clothing meanwhile live in a shit house with minimum wage job.

[Anonymous No.49295062]

>>49293308
If you wear them then its no different of an argument than buying a brand new car as an "investment".
As soon as you use them you lose value

[Anonymous No.49295072]

>>49292889
>For corporate wear I just have a couple slacks and pencil skirts from Express
>and pencil skirts
do you also wear programming socks :3

[Anonymous No.49295101]

Black timberland boots, levi's jeans and some basic t-shirts. If you have a good body you will look good enough and you won't need to buy anything for years. Simple and effective.

Boots are very important on men. They fix your posture and make you look much better. Similar to what high heels do to wamen.

[Anonymous No.49295305]

>>49295101

[Anonymous No.49295378]

>>49290604
Cheap gildans for T-shirts (quality doesn’t really increase much as you go up in price), somewhat mid range button ups (except for this expensive silk one I barely wear), expensive Japanese denim jeans, expensive coat, expensive shoes (Ultraboosts for beaters). I don’t go for hypebeast stuff, I try to go for real quality stuff if I’m splurging. I used to wear the absolute cheapest shit I could find before I reached the 500k mark, before that my daily outfit was probably worth two happy meals.

[Anonymous No.49295551]

>>49290604
Only thrift, garage sale, flea market, secondhand. I know how to remove stains, dry clean, sew and a bit of tailoring. I try not to support clothing corps and opt for sustainability or avoiding obsolescence.

[Anonymous No.49295593]

>>49290604
I only go to Goodwill, only thing I'd bother spending money on is a solid pair of work boots without holes in them.

[Anonymous No.49295656]

>>49290604
I've been wearing the same sarongs for a decade. $35 each. Plus a dickies tshirt or button-up. Crocs.

I've probably spent less than $500 in that time.

[Anonymous No.49295941]

I keep taking stuff my uncle left after he passed away lmao
Mostly 90s GAP shit with pre-nigger era Timberlands

[Anonymous No.49296011]

>>49295656
what island do you live on?

[Anonymous No.49296109]

>>49290604
50 euros tops for jeans (usually 30)
15 euros tops for tshirts (usually 5)
Up to 120 euros for boots and shoes (usually 70).
Up to 200 euros for a coat or a vest.

I very rarely buy clothes, most of that I wear is older than 5 years old

[Anonymous No.49296160]

>>49291389
Id checks out

[Anonymous No.49296231]

>>49290604
i wear the same 3 shirts until they rip. then i buy the cheapest NEW shirts i can find. i wear one pant or CARGO short once a week wash it then reset.

[Anonymous No.49296590]

In order to keep their merchandise out of unauthorized sellers hands, most companies destroy unsold merchandise. Clothes are typically burned. H&M alone has burned 70-80 tons since 2013 (some claim homeless people were wearing the thrown away clothing.) Others like Chanel or Louis Vuitton simply refuse to devalue their clothing by discounting. Keeping in mind most clothes nowadays are part synthetic, like polyesters and dyes, the burning process takes its toll. Surely there's no side effect with all those broken down chemicals being released into our environment, right?

[Anonymous No.49297500]

I am from germany and not one piece of clothing i own costed me more than 20€. I shop at kick and buy shoes when they are sold in Lidl/Aldi

Right now my jeans i wear cost me 8€, the tshirt 4€ and baseball cap 1€ and shoes 18€

[Anonymous No.49297814]

>>49290604
I don't actually own or keep too many individual garments so I'm willing to pay a bit more for quality. Sometimes I make or modify stuff if I can't find exactly what I'm looking for being sold anywhere.

>T. I make and sell clothes on the side

[Anonymous No.49297840]

>>49290604
Mommy buys all my clothes.
My entire existence is unpaid for.
You will never be loved like me.

[Anonymous No.49298122]

>>49290772
the fuck? why do you need this much new clothing a year?

[Anonymous No.49298289]

atm I'm wearing tag value of
shoes: 1k (got them for free)
pants: 300 € (got them for free)
underwear: basic muji, 10 €?
socks: basic muji, 5 €?
shirt: upcycled, but would sell for 120 € maybe
hat: 3 €

I almost never buy anything new for ethical reasons, but if someone gives me shit for free I'm not going to say no.

[Anonymous No.49298533]

corpo

hiltl black pants like 150 euros
charles thyrwitt non iron shirts like 100 euros each
ck undershirts socks and underwear idk its consumable

[Anonymous No.49299185]

>>49290604
As little as possible (2-3 bucks for a T-shirt, 10-15 bucks for a pair of pants, etc.). Except for underwear and shit that's supposed to withstand a lot of wear and tear, I buy all my clothes second hand. They're usually a lot better than first hand clothing (better fit, lower chance of getting clothes made of shit materials or with shit stitching, etc.).

[Anonymous No.49299430]

>>49290604
I love fashion, but I love just as much living simply and modestly. The bulk of my wardrobe consists of quality, nondesigner garments, supplemented by a few choice designer pieces, all bought used. It's a happy compromise I've found, and I bet good money I spend overall less on clothes than the average normie, while still looking better.

[Anonymous No.49299688]

>>49292889
this is making me wish I didn't wfh and got to enjoy some big t corpgoth co-worker wearing her ali express handmedowns

[Anonymous No.49299898]

>>49299430
Jesus christ what an insufferable faggot.

[Anonymous No.49299948]

>>49290613
Then I guess your sister loves Shreks

[Anonymous No.49300113]

>>49295305
As a footfag bunions disgust me. I recoil at them. I've seen a bunion completely ruin otherwise magnificent feets

[Anonymous No.49300208]

>>49290604

I shop at Brooks Brothers for formal wear (business casual, suit jacket, etc) and literally use Jiffyshirts.com for everything else (workout clothes, every day clothes, etc).

[Anonymous No.49300497]

>>49299898
Yeah, the tone of the post is not ideal, now that I read it back. I guess my point is that no one should neglect their appearance because of a misguided assumption that it will be a waste of money. It can cost very little, so there's really no excuse.

[Anonymous No.49300564]

>>49290604
I don’t buy clothes. I let my mom, sister, and girlfriends buy me clothes for Christmas and my bday

[Anonymous No.49300690]

>>49290604
my jeans are from high school and i just redye all my black shirts

[Anonymous No.49302190]

>>49290613
Nah he's clearly a white chad

[Anonymous No.49302259]

>>49290604
>go to target
>buy 4 shirts for $10 each
The only thing I'll really spend a lot on is shoes. One to work in for a year or so, one nicer pair if I go out, and one formal pair in case I need to wear something like that. I'm not into fashion though and even the short periods I have been I quickly revert back to my usual self. That shit is too much work.

[Anonymous No.49302434]

bought a second hand tommy Hilfiger t-shirt from ebay for £7, its basically brand new. i get my tops and polos from ebay now

[Anonymous No.49304394]

>>49290839
> he pays for brands
ngmi

[Anonymous No.49305266]

>>49290604
as little as possible, charity shops in the uk in cities are excellent, ive got smart outfits that cost less than £10 that i receive compliments on

[Anonymous No.49306372]

>>49302434
thats nice, they are 99% of the times fake though... could be argued whether its worse than the original or not but nobody will fucking know anyway

[Anonymous No.49306537]

>most decent shirts are 10 to 20 usd in my country (real shirt, not t-shirts)
>pants vary from brand and material
>great leather boots cost less than 50 dollars
>only own 2 jeans jacket because, south america (the coldest you can get here is above -10 in the coldest night)...
>only own 2 sweaters for the same reasons describe above

White people cloths last a very long time. I really don't understand why Americans and people affectionate for american culture dress like literal niggers. You guys over spend in garbage made with child labour that will not last 3 months.

[Anonymous No.49306642]

>>49304394
For most stuff is not worth.
Expect jeans. Holly shit Chinese and Bangladeshi can't do jeans for shit. First time you get a rain, your pants start to leech blue paint.
Plus most branded jeans are not even that expensive (unless you dress like a filth nigger and buy from "street wear" brands).

[Anonymous No.49306708]

€40 a piece for nice shirts.
€100 at most for chinos and jeans.
€60 for sneakers

[Anonymous No.49306748]

>>49306537
Tommy Hilfiger is such a well-rounded brand. You have good middle class taste, anon.

[Anonymous No.49306849]

>>49290604
Literally only $50 in the last year, the new socks keep rolling in from my mom and new sweaters and button downs for Christmas/ birthday. I wear the same pair of jeans every day year round, maybe rotate with one other pair. I have 8-10 pairs of underwear I wash weekly because of the shit streaks. I wear the same t-shirt every day because I have 3 of them and no one every sees them. Work shoes are an $80 pair of rock ports that last 3 years.

[Anonymous No.49306894]

>>49290604
i buy all my clothes from gypsies, they just steal that shit from warehouses and sell it for cheap, they make a living and i have cheap quality clothes, who gives a shit

[Anonymous No.49306959]

>>49306849

>shits his pants 8-10 times a week

See a doctor