/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.12193128]

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).

[Anonymous No.12193131]

>>12193128
>and 2 dress suits
Meant 2 dress shoes.

[Anonymous No.12194029]

Quality over quantity nigga

[Anonymous No.12194207]

>>12193128
>I basically buy all my shit from inditex group (zara, pull & bear, bershka).

good goy

[Anonymous No.12194232]

Quality over quantity. I only own two pairs of jeans (ami) and two pairs of shoes (lowtop mainline ramones and vans old skools, and I only wear black uniqlo tees. Simple but good quality

[Anonymous No.12194242]

>>12193128
>Do you actually spend hundreds of dollars on clothes?

Yes. Spending lots of money on your clothes is, generally speaking, a good thing.

For one, quality always trumps quantity. For the most part, the maxim "you get what you pay for" is true.

More importantly, buying expensive clothes is a good mental exercise and forces you to be more conscious and considerate instead of just a mindless consumer--which buying nothing but fast fashion will turn you into very quick.

[Anonymous No.12194253]

holy fuck OP just the thought of wearing a suit under $200 made me cringe

have some dignity

[Anonymous No.12194256]

>>12194253
Tfw own two helmut lang suits
And three comme dea garcons homme plus suits

All of them cost less than 200 dollars

[Anonymous No.12194261]

>>12194256
You got a good deal, and were a smart buyer, which is fine. I'm assuming OP got em straight out of JCPenny with Gildan tier materials.