/fa/ - Fashion

>>14901756
I bought an OCBD from Uniqlo, but I didn't realize it was "slim fit". I ripped off tags like a tard too so I couldn't return it. I can still wear it under a blazer or sport coat, but it looks too tight on its own.

>>14901767
fat cunt

>>14901769
Fuck you twink. I will dominate you in battle.

Of the several times I tried to buy shoes online I never got any that fits me right

Vetements shirt, thankfully I got it on sale for "only" 300 but have used only a few times.

>>14901756
a few years ago I bought some $200 windbreaker/ chore jacket on a whim because I was in Melbourne and just wanted to get something. I tried to buy it the first time but my card got declined like 5 times and the cashier guy started to look suspicious. I had to walk to the bank and fix it then walk back (1-2km walk total) because I felt obliged to buy it after kind of wasting their time and making a fool of myself even though I didnt really want it anymore. wore it once or twice then gave it to a friend for free. Still regret it to this day.

>>14901776
>>14901767
uniqlo slimfit isn't a real slimfit he is probably right about you being fat.
their ocbds do seem to shrink though so I wouldn't cop again until I myself stop being fat.

>>14902399
Melbourne is retardedly expensive

>>14902399
when you work a retail job you see stuff like that all day so you should internalize the idea that no shop assistant even remembers you being poor or spergy: because it's true.
the only person thinking about the humiliating moments in your life is you.

>>14901756
I don't get buyer's remorse because I only thrift. If I realize I dodn't need that piece of clothing it's fine because I only paid 2$ for it

>>14902548
This, thrift, milsurp and outlet/discount stuff is 90% of what I own. I usually buy one pair of jeans every other year and obviously socks and underwear are bought new too.

On topic of the thread though in general I wish I didnt buy so many cringey band shirts in my teens and early twenties.

>>14902406
I have a bmi of 20, I don't like the restrictive tight fit, you dummy. Slim fit is gay, and fuck you.

>>14902548
I regret all the time in my teens and 20s I wasted buying clothes that almost fit and were almost something I wanted.

>>14902412
I actually remember most of the stuttering retards who ask me out during my shift. I spit in their drinks and make fun of them when they are eating

bought DS a pair of jordan 1's
theyre the most uncomfortable shoe ive ever fucking worn and because i wore them a couple times they are worth way less so i cant be bothered reselling them again

>>14901756
yeezy 350
Boots and 700's are ok tho

I bought timberland boots and have never worn them. They feel too heavy and big

>>14901756
I am the perfect person for this thread. I just inherited a good amount of money. I've been broke as fuck up until mid December. This sudden change has money burning a hole in my pocket but I come to senses rather quickly and luckily most things can be returned.

Heres my top list of buyers remorse/void filler so far.

>$650 down goose comforter by cuddle down
The entire time i'm thinking of how fucking dumb it was to blow that much on a comforter, lots of buyers remorse but the other half of my brain is saying no it's fine just think of it like an investment.
"Just think of it like an investment" I tell all the time and sometimes it works and is true other times it's just a shit excuses. I opened up the comforter and was pretty disspointed. There were already feathers coming out. I slept with it for one night and returned it. Decided to go w/ another brand that was less expensive.
>Contax t2
I wanted this meme film camera for fucking FOREVER it's like $800-1k it was the first expensive thing I bought with my money I was so fucking excited to get it in the mail until I realize my social life is shit and I rarely have oppurtunities to take cool pictures. It filled the void for about 3 days before it got here. Hoping I can use it when I start traveling though.
>2019 16in Macbook pro
Im studying CS so I used the investment excuse for this too but my old 2015 MBP is completely fine so the 2019 MBP filled the void for about a day. Don't feel much remorse as I'm sure I'll utilize it in the future.
>65in smart tv
I don't even watch it. It just plays in the back ground while I shitpost. It's way to big for my room and looks dumb as shit. Filled the void for approxiamtely 1 hour.
>Clothes
Bought a lot of clothes, returned a lot of clothes. Most of my buyers remorse was form carhartt wip. so expensive and so shit quality and fit wise. I also blew $300 on shit from uniqlo and got bored with it all after 3 weeks.

>>14903543
bro don't blow it its less than you think it is, you will be broke in 6 months

>>14903543
cuddle down is shit, i stopped reading right after you mentioned buying such trash tier comforters while I'm literally cozy and lounging wrapped around my feathered friends 850 fill power comforter (cali king size btw so fuck you)

>>14903543
More fashion mistakes I made before i even had a disposable income

>Raf simons velcro highs
paid about $600 for them and rarely wore them because they looked really out of place on me.

>Common projects tournament highs
They were too small but I didn't want to return them because i wanted to wear them so bad and convince my self they would stretch out. They never did and I never wear them. lots of buyers remorse that could have easily been avoided if i wasn't such a dumb ass

>Ann Demeulemeester spike high top sneakers
They looked cool in the pictures but dumb as fuck on me. Sent them back with lightening speed.

>Iphone 11 pro
I had the iphone X and it was totally fine but I still bought the new iphone a couple days ago it filled the void for a whole 45 seconds when I unwrapped it. same with the airpods pro

>Mechanical keyboard shit
So underwhelming each unboxing. The task of setting it up sucks out anything it would have filled the void up with. I'm completely over it when I'm done assembling it.

>Vitamix 35000
I thought this was going to be like a mini garbage disposal in a cup that could cut through diamonds. It's industrial like a tank but pretty mediocre. It still need liquids to blend a smoothie like any-other blender. My food processor works better for nut butters too. I would have more buyers remorse if it didn't look so damn good on my counter top.


Looking back at my purchases I can say I've gotten a lot better with my frivolous spending. Returning things feels very cathartic and responsible. I love seeing refunded money in my account. I am still a slave to Amazon though. I have something coming in the mail from them almost everyday.

>>14903581
Thats the less expensive brand that i decide to go with. good taste :)

>>14903558
No i'm pretty much done splurging. I'm going to pay off my student loans and then leave the rest alone. I'm currently looking for a bank with a good savings account program or what ever. I really need to sit down and talk to a fiduciary/money person soon.

>>14903603
good man

>>14903603
Do you have cats?

>>14903603
Do you have a kot? It will shit up your home.

t. shackled to one for 20 years

>>14903626
>kot
keks

>>14903637
Kot mean cat on Russian

>>14903622
no i don't have any pets now but I was considering getting a cat when I move out why?
>>14903613
thanks, kind of on topic with this thread i came up with this rule over the last year while i was broke that when thinking of buying something if I get even a faint feeling of indecisiveness about it I drop it immediately and don't buy it. It works well if you're an impulsive spender. probably easier said than done though.

>>14903603
oh yeah I know, I had a cat when I lived with a few roommates a couple of semesters ago. it would shit like an adult man. it fucking ranked. Still worth it for the cuddles though.

>>14901756
I bought an entire outfit for christmas and I havent received it.

>>14903626
oh yeah I know, I had a cat when I lived with a few roommates a couple of semesters ago. it would shit like an adult man. it fucking ranked. Still worth it for the cuddles though.

>>14901756
Rip Satoshi Nakamoto.

>>14903596
I’m less concerned with the things you’re listing to us and more concerned with the stupid shit you didn’t tell us about that you think you need. I dated a girl once who inherited 10k. She was 23 and she had only ever cleaned houses and mooched. She blew through the ten thousand in 2 months. You remind me a lot of her

>>14903748
I don't want to blow it all away I promise. It's a lot more than 10k thankfully and I'm serious when I say I'm done splurging. I am good at being frugal I was for a while up until recently. It would be really embarrassing if 5 years from now my family asked how I was doing and I tell them I'm broke again. I have too much pride. The person I inherited it from came from nothing. I would feel like shit if I blew through it while knowing that. I feel really guilty when I buy dumb shit which is why I return a lot of it. I listed all the big expenses I've bought so far besides a couple of things I decided to treat my self to bc fuck it you can't take money to the grave.

>>14901756
designer belt, bought it a size too small but was too lazy to return it. ill just give it to one of my dawgs

>>14902548
Sometimes I get a kind of owners burden from thrift stuff, I just buy it because its cheap and then it lies around at my house unworn and looks bad with the rest of my clothes in the wardrobe and then I have to get rid of it which usually ends up taking more time and money than it took to buy it.

>>14902399
>I felt obliged to buy it after kind of wasting their time and making a fool of myself even though I didnt really want it anymore
KEK

>>14903268
>I spit in their drinks

>>14903613
>I really need to sit down and talk to a fiduciary/money person soon
their job is to sell you services which enrich the bank they work for, they don't have any interest in maximizing your profit. Of course they're not going to admit that. It's better if you read up on risk-averse investment and make a plan yourself. You're portfolio should be diverse and include several asset types. For example an index fund and some precious metal ETFs.

>>14904163
I'll keep that in mind but I really need advice on how to fix my credit. I paid off most of my debts so now I just need to open a credit card account. My friends suggested to pay my student loans off for 2 years with a credit card to bring it up then just pay it all off instead of paying it all off now. I'm still trying to decide what kind of bank I want to use. Right now im using a local branch but I'm considering using Ally for my savings. I have 15k in gold but it needs to go through probate first before I can touch it

Two years ago, I bought a 70 dollar wool blend pea coat from Old Navy in a large size. Bought it out of impulse because I was in a hurry to buy a peacoat after seeing it in AlphaM and Teachingmenfashion. The problem is that I'm 5'7" with a 36" chest and 28" waist at the time, so the peacoat was obviously very baggy. I have only worn it once.

>>14903596
holy shit you're such a dumb consoomer, kys

>>14905147
do you know what board youre on faggot

>>14903268
hot

>>14901756
I bought both total war warhammers and I don't think I'll enjoy them as much as my 1k hours in medieval 2