/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.15440797]

i'm going to Uniqlo this weekend, I have 250 dollars and want to get essentials/basics for starting my wardrobe, what are the best things they have?

[Anonymous No.15440804]

wait for Uniqlo U

[Anonymous No.15440810]

>>15440797
Uniqlo does great bras/panties. Comfiest sets out there but they are bland

[Anonymous No.15440816]

>>15440797
Peruse through the sale section , you'll find dirt cheap shit like light jackets, uniqlo u pieces, winter/fall pieces etc.

Other than that get some staple plain tees, uniqlo u has some decent 1s and the uniqlo u airism ones are ncie. Straight cut chinos, Sweatshirts, overshirts, button downs. airism boxers /vests are great too

[Anonymous No.15440819]

>>15440810
am male thank you for the info though i will let my girlfriend know once I get one

[Anonymous No.15440823]

>>15440797
Uniqlo is overpriced chinkshit fuck fast fashion

[Anonymous No.15440825]

>>15440816
which style of plain tee from them is best? I'll prob try all of the styles if dressing rooms are open bc le covid but it seems like they have the supima, U, and a regular style, and then the airism stuff

[Anonymous No.15440830]

>>15440797
Define "starting my wardrobe". Do you want to look like an ass-fuck? Are you dressing for a job? What are your needs? I'd say just go to goodwill and other used goods stores.

[Anonymous No.15440835]

>>15440823
Uniqlo sells 20-30$ 100% cotton and 40-50$ 100% wool clothes
It is LOW PRICE DECENT QUALITY
Now get out of this board

[Anonymous No.15440874]

>>15440825
What's your style? What shoes do you own or wear the most? Whats in your current wardrobe?

[Anonymous No.15440967]

>>15440835
It all looks like a Zoloft nightmare. I didn't see anything special or unique, it's like am Amazon box brand

[Anonymous No.15440982]

>>15440967
(double)oversized basic cotton tees, chinos and knitwear from uniqlo are good value. that's it
>I didn't see anything special or unique
that's a good thing
we don't want to see the kind of special/unique a fast fashion brand makes
lurk moar

[Anonymous No.15440988]

>>15440823
are you poor? Uniqlo is dirt cheap

[Anonymous No.15441006]

Not OP but whats the quality on their supima tees. I want to buy some basic essential tees and I dont know if they are any good. Some better option if they are not good?

[Anonymous No.15441245]

>>15440797
>going to Uniqlo during a pandemic
Umm, nigga i know you got internet. Do some online shopping instead. They probably even have an active promo code for the online store

[Anonymous No.15441258]

>>15440797
id rather buy a $140 t shirt on sale for $80 and sell it without losing money than buy a $80 worth of $10 t shirts that are worthless after buying them. this is why you're poor.

[Anonymous No.15441772]

>>15441258
t-shirts are not assets

[Anonymous No.15441789]

>>15441772
nice mindset

[Anonymous No.15441878]

Supima t shirts

[Anonymous No.15441882]

Do they even have Uniqlos in the states? Went while I was in Japan, love the shit out of that store.

[Anonymous No.15441912]

>>15441882
We obviously do, pajeet

[Anonymous No.15441962]

different anon

older anon, just turned 40. saw a fashion guide which recommended Uniqlo even for older men. Some of the over sizes shit is a no way from me, but the polo shirts look decent enough

anyone got any tips? was told once on /adv/ to just stick to earthly tones and mix and match dark colors

[Anonymous No.15442017]

>>15440797
If you are getting into fashion and looking for the basics to set up a wardrobe, Uniqlo is by far your best bet. I recommend you pick up a few collared shirts, shorts, a hoodie, and the Uniqlo U t shirts (thicker than a regular t shirt and has an appealing fit, I think they have a sale for those on their online shop). I'd avoid their jeans - they are usually poor quality and the dye fades really quickly.

[Anonymous No.15442189]

Any thoughts on their jeans? Especially the slimfit 99% cotton ones

[Anonymous No.15442717]

>>15440797
$250 will go a long way on the second hand market (eBay n shit), might be worth at least looking

[Anonymous No.15442755]

>>15440797
This list is well above $250 but these are what you aim for with basics
Black skinny jeans
One pair of slim fit chinos
Plain black, white, heather grey tees (crew neck and v neck)
Long black socks
One Jacket for daily cool weather
One overcoat or peacoat
One pair of black boots
One pair of black sneakers
Black or grey long sleeve tees
White dress shirt (I prefer dress shirts with band collars)
One black or dark navy blue sweat shirt
One black pull over hoodie
And not essential but you should buy a perfume or cologne that you love.

That'll cover pretty much any occasion for you without breaking the bank (should run you about $500-$600 total.) You'll never feel over or under dressed with that list, and you can wear those clothes all year round.

[Anonymous No.15442764]

>>15440823
moving on to gookshit now, i think. japan are moving a lot of manufacturing out of china

>>15440797
here's a thing uniqlo lets you do that is more difficult at most other stores:
you can get a pile of essentially the same piece in a lot of different colours and go try them on.
this can give an absolute newb some ideas about which colours and patterns look good on him.

[Anonymous No.15442767]

>>15440797
2 slim fit button-ups
2 pairs of DRY pants
1 jacket

I don't consider t-shirts and hangout clothes to be "basics". They're just glorified underwear and pajamas. Get them wherever you want.

[Anonymous No.15442768]

>>15440797
This list is well above $250 but these are what you aim for with basics
One pair of black skinny jeans
One pair of slim fit chinos
One pair of black or grey Joggers
Plain black, white, and heather grey tees (crew neck and v neck)
Long black socks
One Jacket for daily cool weather
One overcoat or peacoat
One pair of black boots
One pair of black sneakers
Black or grey long sleeve tees
White dress shirt (I prefer dress shirts with band collars)
One black or dark navy blue sweat shirt
One black hoodie (for layering in the winter)
And not essential but you should buy a perfume or cologne that you love.

That'll cover pretty much any occasion for you without breaking the bank (should run you about $500-$600 total.) You'll never feel over or under dressed with that list, and you can wear those clothes all year round.

[Anonymous No.15442774]

>>15441258
>>15441789
kys nigger

[Anonymous No.15442777]

>>15442767
>I don't consider t-shirts and hangout clothes to be "basics". They're just glorified underwear and pajamas.

[Anonymous No.15442780]

>>15441962
I'm not much younger than you. See >>15442767

Their slim fit button-ups are my favorite dress shirts for everyday use. They're light cotton and 4% spandex. Very comfortable, and they don't wrinkle much at all. Their DRY pants look good for 100% polyester--they're very light and breathe well in the summer. Their wool-like winter pants are good too. I like polyester slacks because I don't need to take them to the drycleaners. They don't look cheap, fine for office wear.

Also, you can get a decent looking casual suit if you pair their DRY pants with the matching blazer. I'd recommend taking it to a tailor unless you're really lucky to have a perfect fit, but I really like them for the summer--very lightweight.

[Anonymous No.15442782]

>>15442777
Point is not to worry too much about them. Either a brand fits you well or not, but most of the major brands are similar quality when it comes to tees.

[Anonymous No.15443122]

>>15442780
thanks for the tips

I am however a complete fucking failure when it comes to fashion: what do you recommend I wear over the polo shirts to look a bit better?

[Anonymous No.15443133]

m8 personally I'm a huge fan of their wide fit jeans. I'm not sure if you're looking for something loose, or if they even carry the wide fit anymore, but they're probably the most comfy pants I've ever worn.

Also the 3D jeans are nice, but for some reason they have this weird as fuck third inseam. It's completely unnecessary and makes your jeans look like some early-2000s shit, which I don't like because I look like a baby and I'm worried people will confuse me with post ironic college-aged fashion kids, but if you like that look then those jeans are absolutely perfect for it.

[Anonymous No.15443143]

>>15442777
Checked

[Anonymous No.15443216]

>>15441006
They're really soft but some people say they fit them to short or are boxy
I'm a 5'8 manlet and they fit me fine.
Also, those George t-shirts from Walmart are also great and retain their color very well.

[Anonymous No.15443513]

>>15442717
What do you look for second hand on ebay?, any sellers in particular?

[Anonymous No.15443551]

>>15442768
share some fits pls

[Anonymous No.15445093]

>>15443122
When it's cool, I wear a grey sweatshirt over a polo. It's more casual than a sweater. Most of the time I just wear a tucked-in solid or narrow plaid, gingham or other low-key patterned button-up, some slacks, and loafers. It requires very little though, but you look put together without being dressed up. The key is to make sure things fit you well. That might involve losing weight, or gaining some muscle, or not. Basically, I just wear boring classic stuff, but I make sure it fits well.

[Anonymous No.15445099]

>>15440823
>Fast fashion

[Anonymous No.15445125]

>>15442774
this is why you're poor

[Anonymous No.15445526]

>>15440835
Uniqlo is not decent quality, its the same quality as any bargain bin bottom of the ladder fast fashion. Made in the same factories too.

You just like it because it's Japanese.

There's no need to lie about their quality. It's ok, that's why I like it too.

[Anonymous No.15445662]

>>15442777
Rafael is based

[Anonymous No.15445766]

>>15441006
They are nice and durable but lose their shape after a while.

[Anonymous No.15445780]

>>15442768
Most boring color scheme on earth my god. Do you work in IT by any chance ?

[Anonymous No.15446046]

shopping for a polo shirt on their site

Dry-EX
Dry Pique
Dry-EX Pique
Design Polo Shirts

like what the fuck are all these buzz words? anyone know what to get and what to avoid?

[Anonymous No.15446073]

>>15445780
IT breeds something much worse than black/white bland combos.

[Anonymous No.15446097]

>>15442768
>skinny jeans
>joggers
>v-neck T-shirts
>black socks
>black shoes

Horrible advice.

[Anonymous No.15446103]

they have some cool graphic tees with gundams

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.15446109]

>>15446046
They're proprietary performance fabrics. Are you going to be wearing your polo for sport?

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.15446118]

My favs are EZY brushed pants, Airism basics, cheap merino knits, some 3D knit pieces, socks and U crewneck tees and U wide-fit curved pants. It's worth getting a ULD jacket if you don't already have an equivalent

[Anonymous No.15446136]

>>15446097
>>black socks
>>black shoes

cant go wrong with these, tho

[Anonymous No.15446156]

>>15441258
dude lmao they're tees ffs, you should give your old clothes to the poor, not sell them

[Anonymous No.15446172]

>>15445780
>>15446097
OP asked about BASICS, there always has to be contrarians that don't read. It's meant to be safe or conservative. Black, white, grey are basic colors you can pair up with anything, and still looks stylish. Filling your wardrobe with the clothes on that list will help enhance any outfit or style you want go for. You buy that and take your time building up off of it with more colorful, higher quality, rare or avant-garde pieces if that's the direction you want to go in.

[Anonymous No.15446304]

>>15445125
am I though? and even if I were, I'd still be miles ahead of a reselling nigger in the pecking order
go flip some sick tees bro

[Anonymous No.15446377]

>>15440835
amazon basics has supplanted uniqlo

t. jesus

[Anonymous No.15446385]

before the corona quran i could get julius/rick owens jackets for $200-$300 on rakuten/yahoo.jp auction

uniqlo used to be great value

but they've moved on to more of a mid-tier casualcore kind of thing

i buy all my basics from amazon brand now

[Anonymous No.15446413]

>>15440804
so is this an off shoot brand of a special subset of Uniqlo?

[Anonymous No.15446551]

>>15440797
Go to Costco instead, get Kirkland basics. Quality is way better

[Anonymous No.15446604]

>>15446385
but than again you buy out of style overpriced designer jackets on auction websites so I'm not sure your opinion is really that relevant

[Anonymous No.15446622]

>>15440797
>uniqlo thread
fuck off back to plebbit

[Anonymous No.15446644]

>>15446604
yea whatever dude.

OG julius is GOD LIKE

go on with ur chub swag

[Anonymous No.15446649]

>>15446604
what do u wear?

h&m?

chink rip offs?

vintage MILSPEC?

post fit pics plz.

[Anonymous No.15446652]

>>15446604
i wouldn't even notice u on the street

u probably look like a victim

i'd be laughing on the inside

[Anonymous No.15446656]

>>15446604
wait wait..
leme guess
u wear..

SUPRAME!?

[Anonymous No.15446660]

Just go to J.Crew, they're the same price but with slightly higher quality.

[Anonymous No.15446663]

>>15446604
o no no no

r u into TECH NINJA?

OMFG DUDE

U R LIKE HIDEO KOJIMA!

[Anonymous No.15446665]

>>15446604
please

PLEASE

post fit pics

:)

[Anonymous No.15446670]

>>15446604
u dress like shit and ur cursed for eternity

gratz!

[Anonymous No.15446673]

>>15446604
just in case u wanna dox or something? i dunno

come visit me plz

[Anonymous No.15446678]

>>15446604
oh yeah dude!

https://www.instagram.com/imjohnlennonlol/

[Anonymous No.15446689]

>>15446604
it's okay bro

u don't have to reply

we literally have all ur info

;)

[Anonymous No.15446715]

>>15446604
jesus christ i'm gonna love torturing you in hell

[Anonymous No.15446718]

>>15446604
i can tell by the cut of your gib that you are a mediocre and miserable individual that no one wants to be around.

cheers!

[Anonymous No.15446724]

their linen pants and shirts are great.

[Anonymous No.15446744]

>>15446644
>>15446649
>>15446652
>>15446656
>>15446663
>>15446665
>>15446670
>>15446678
>>15446715
>>15446718
Retards

[Anonymous No.15446755]

>>15446744
fashion is grotesque and full of weak demons

it is one of the nodes for the globalists

high fashion, that is.

[Anonymous No.15446761]

wonder why daul kim killed herself?

sure she was depressed

but the industries to blame

it is a soul sucking, grotesque industry.

[Anonymous No.15446765]

see u fash fags later

ill be on /pol

fuck this grotesque ugly industry.

[Anonymous No.15446782]

get ur swag

and get out while u still can

fashion is poison

style is eternal

/trite

[Anonymous No.15446794]

>>15441789
Warren Buffett over here

[Anonymous No.15447691]

>>15446413
yeah, its a limited collaberation with the lemaire team to make cheaper basics in their wide fit. bit more expensive than uniqlo itself, but way worth it if you're starting a new wardrobe.

[Anonymous No.15447922]

>>15446172
Going for only black, white and grey is retarded though. Go into the streets and see how much people only wear black and white. It kinda makes sense to choose a color palette that is safe but it's far from common and if you really wanna have something versatile you should go for very common colors that feel well together, like blue, black and white. It's not so far off but at least you won't look like an undertaker

[Anonymous No.15447940]

White/Heather gray/Black supima cotton tees
Black/blue jeans
Navy chinos slim/skinny
Grab a bunch of the multibuy offer underwear and socks they're comfy and last forever

Those are essentials you can build up from there

[Anonymous No.15448014]

>>15447922
autism

[Anonymous No.15448104]

Just avoid black and go for blue, grey, white and earthy tones