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Anonymous Sun Sep 15 20:21:40 2013 No.6908255 [DELETED]

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Everytime I go shopping I get pissed/frustrated at the fact that nothing fits well (baggy/long), or everything's shit tier.

Even when I go shopping to the US' border cities all I see is mall/shit tier stuff, and when I try to buy online I can't buy shit because no-one ships outside the US.

How can I get nice clothes, basic, or whatever? Any online stores that ship internationally? Will I make it /fa/?

p.s: viva méxico, cabrones.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 15 20:35:39 2013 No.6908360 File: 26 KB, 441x441, 1375686062547.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] bump

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 15 21:07:28 2013 No.6908546 Try eBay.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 15 23:23:11 2013 No.6909213 pls respond

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 15 23:33:11 2013 No.6909283 >>6908255 Karmaloop

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 15 23:36:40 2013 No.6909296 move out cholo

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 15 23:40:41 2013 No.6909322 I'm checking out Topman for pants, what's your opinion on them? Where to get good basics online? >>6909296 I can't until next year when I finish HS (currently on the 3rd year).

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 00:45:19 2013 No.6909619

>>6908255
Vato, ¿Vas en prepa? Si es así. no te preocupes, aún te falta un semestre y medio. En las vacaciones de invierno y verano puedes armarte un buen armario tan sólo yendo al tianguis o a bazares. Nomás que ten calma, wey, va a tomar tiempo. Hoy encontre unas botas Dr Marten a 100 baros en el tianguis. Hay esperanza.

Por cierto, ¿De dónde eres?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 00:49:17 2013 No.6909642 >>6909619 no hablo jibber jabber speak american

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 00:50:17 2013 No.6909654 >>6909642 Pues chinga tu puta madre.

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 00:53:21 2013 No.6909669

>>6909619
Responderé en inglés por >>6909642 y para que los demás también entiendan.

Before going back to school I went shopping for the "sticky basics" (chinos, t-shirts, etc.) but nowadays I feel like my fits are pretty boring and basic. I would like to expand my wardrobe.

Whenever I go shopping I always find everything's too baggy or long (>tfw manlet), so I'm looking forward to find some online sites where they ship internationally.

Con madre, yo casi no sé donde comprar en la ciudad, los centros comerciales están de la verga... Soy de Monterrey, ¿y tú?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 00:58:37 2013 No.6909694 just tailor your clothes anon i have a similar problem and i think that's the only solution fitting clothes here cost a lot and i dont think i can keep on affording them

>>	Talegasus !!rkAtNMT03Sj Mon Sep 16 00:58:37 2013 No.6909692 karmaloop asos revolveclothing riverisland fabrixquare

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:01:07 2013 No.6909705
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>>6909669
Chamaco, it's Mexico, with just wearing a basic tee, converse and some 511s you are already above average when it comes to fashion. Stay to the basics until you develop a better taste for clothes. Also, Monterrey is a very big city with lots of bazares and it's almost impossible that you won't find something good in them. Don't worry, vato, at least you're not dressing like pic related.

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:12:07 2013 No.6909732

>>6909692
thank u based anon

>>6909694
yeah, I'm thinking of doing that, but I FIRST need to find what to tailor, I don't have much clothes.

>>6909705
Sólo busco camisetas que me queden mejor, estas que tengo no quedan muy bien, ocuparía unas XS. Gracias por los consejos, iré a buscar a ver qué tal.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:15:08 2013 No.6909740 >>6909732 yeah me neither i only have 1 pair of pants but give him something cheap something old you don't use anymore

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:21:07 2013 No.6909759 Protips from another mexifag: C&A, H&M, and Zara have some great fits. You can find cheap quality leather here. Great for boots, satchels, or jackets if you're into that stuff. Try San Mateo or Oaxaca for it. Also, stay away from mirrey-core.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:23:07 2013 No.6909767 >>6909669 Also, don't forget to have a tailor fix your shit. Hem your pants, adjust the waist of jackets, making sure everything fits right boosts any clothesx100

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:33:07 2013 No.6909792

>>6909759
There's no H&M where I live. I'd love to get some basic tees from there, but I don't know where else to get them. I can't go to the USA right now.

>>6909767
I might need some info. for tailoring. What's a decent price? What to tell the tailor? etc.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:34:08 2013 No.6909797 >>6909669 Another mexifag here, also from mty Do you guys happen to know w2c good quality basics for a decent price locally? Also, recomendaciones de tienguis/bazares? los que conozco venden todo menos ropa.

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:48:07 2013 No.6909873

Costarricense reportándose. ¡Pura vida!

Join a package forwarding service. You get a mail address in the U.S. and all packages are forwarded to you in Mexico. That's how I get all my clothes. It's indispensable for me because the only remotely /fa/ store here is... Zara. And we know how their quality is. This way I've been able to shop anywhere and get some great pieces. Even ordered from U.K. and Australia without a problem.

>tfw stylin' on every pleb in Costa Rica

You have to know your measurements well though; if something doesn't fit, you're fucked because chances are you may not return it. This rarely happens to me, just check size charts and garment specifications beforehand; do some research on the brand's sizing if it's well known enough. I get great fits 95% of the time.

Suerte mi hermano /fa/.

>>	Pyrénées Mon Sep 16 01:52:37 2013 No.6909896 asos.com and shopbop.com deliver all over the world >>6909873 Do you guys still dont have addresses in CR?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 01:58:58 2013 No.6909924 >>6909896 No, we still don't. >Costa Rica in charge of not being a third-world hellhole

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 02:03:29 2013 No.6909949 >>6909896 they live in trees mi hermano

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 02:05:58 2013 No.6909956 >>6909642 >speak american another reason why i hate amerifats he is speaking "american" anyways, because the whole fucking continent is america

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 02:07:58 2013 No.6909969 >>6909873 How does that package forward service thingy works? The closest I've heard is P.O. boxes but they're not worth unless you're bringing tons of clothes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 02:09:57 2013 No.6909981 >>6909873 Lmao costa ricka

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 02:18:27 2013 No.6910016

>>6909969

Like I said, you're given an address in the U.S. which belongs to the company. Use it as your shipping address when shopping online. The company receives your package, then they forward it to Mexico. You may pick it up at their office, if it isn't delivered to your doorstep; it depends on the company. Simple as fuck.

>>6909949
>>6909981

u havin' a giggle m80s

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 02:33:00 2013 No.6910064 >>6909797 THIS THIS THIS does anyone know something 'bout this?

>>	Pyrénées Mon Sep 16 03:10:00 2013 No.6910227 >>6909949 Are you Hermano? are you?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 03:12:00 2013 No.6910241 >>6910227 no bro im not american

Anonymous Mon Sep 16 09:28:31 2013 No.6911281
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>>6909792
Hem the pants (adjust the length) = subir la bastilla (between 40-70 pesos) same for a jacket's sleeves. Any costurera from a tianguis can do that easily. For skillful repairs like adjusting waists or functional sleeves consider an actual cloth-making tailor.

>>6909797
I could lend you a hand for bazares if you're on the capital, else all I've got is malls. Lob or Banana Republic are allright stores too, albeit a tad expensive so waiting for sales is convenient.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 13:24:20 2013 No.6911958 >>6910064 So no other regios who know about bazares and tianguis? guys pls

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 13:30:20 2013 No.6911991 >>6911958 >buying clothing from a tianguis anon please

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 14:01:22 2013 No.6912130 >>6911991 I know I know. But since anons recommended it I wanted to give it a try and save some bucks. I have heard people find good stuff at mercados and related but no idea where they are located, hence me asking.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 14:09:31 2013 No.6912164 >>6911281 what is wrong with the sweater over shirt with a collar?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 15:33:31 2013 No.6912630 >>6911281 hey wtf is wrong with wearing my bright white/black asics with a pair of chinos rolled up a bit? better than converse or some big old leather boot in the library

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 16 22:17:33 2013 No.6914877 bump for interest

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 17 06:00:40 2013 No.6916693 >>6911281 terrible fucking guide, reminder that if you cuff your shit above the ankle you have autism.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 17 12:14:48 2013 No.6917763 >>6909797 Pull and bear y Zara para las camisetas

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