/fa/ - Fashion

Is it weird if I'm a full grown man with beard that still uses skinny jeans? I wear them with regular dress shirts and regular one-colored shoes.

I'm starting to notice that I might look ridiculous given that I'm 24 and slightly muscular with skin-tight jeans. I just hate wearing baggy pants and I remember all my childhood and early adolescence wearing extremely oversized clothes.

Also I live in a hot tropical weather, some fashion common in colder countries isn't common here.

>>12805864
5'7 160 pounds and I started lifting again, been lifting for a month. I look slender, slightly muscular, I definitely have some muscles but I quit the gym for years and it looks like I barely lift.

All my shirts are large size and all my skinny jeans are 31.

At my prime I was 190 pounds and was a football linebacker and cornerback.

I still pinroll my skinny jeans and it's 2017.

Also wear no socks.

Am I still /fa/.

Do you actually spend hundreds of dollars on clothes?

I got like 25 shirts (long sleeved all), 5 skinny jeans, 5 pairs of shoes I equally use, like 8 dress shirts, 2 suits and 2 dress suits and some cheap random gym clothes. I live in a tropical weather so I don't need hoodies or shit like that.

Only the suits were over 100 (cheaper than 200), all my shirts are usually below 30 bucks, all jeans usually below 40, shoes usually below 50 (except dress shoes).

I basically buy all my shit from inditex group (zara, pull & bear, bershka).

@aqua_teen

I really should post more stuff. That being said I am working on a few more diy pieces so thatll be nice to add imo

What do /fa/:

>take suit to tailor to get my cuffs fixed
>tailor gives it back, it has an ugly yellow chalk mark
>tailor can't remove it right there, I take it to the dry cleaner
>dry cleaner can't remove it
>I try ironing, won't go away

I don't know what else to do. Should I take it to the tailor and demand a new jacket? The jacket cost around $150 and I won't find a jacket that matches the pants.

>>11809811
I buy all my shit exclusively from Zara, Bershka and Pull & Bear, even my job suits and shoes.

Never my shit has broken down, and it's moderately cheap.

I've never spent more than $60 on a single piece that aren't suits or dress shoes.

hey /fa/ any actual tailors/seamstresses/people with experience fixing clothes here?

I got some old medium-sized shirts that I really like, but now I use large. I can fit in these medium-sized shirt but they feel uncomfy tight.

I was thinking in moving the buttons a little bit further away so that it has more space when I buttom up the shirt, but I was thinking that the center of the shirt will look a little bit crooked.

Am I right or wrong? Am I just fucked? I fix my cuffs myself all the time, it's just removing and re-knitting a fucking single button, this is kinda different.

What's /fa/ opinion on Zara/MNG/Pull&Bear and all their related stores (Inditex Group)?

What if you're a third-worlder and they're the most affordable "trendy" stuff because the actual high-end stuff costs 5 times more?

Like, yesterday I bought 2 suits with pants, some formal dressing shoes and 2 shirts at 350 plus VATS.