/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.6114470]

Can one be /fa/ without spending more than the average person on clothes?

[Shit Kicker City Slicker !2plEb4uxuI No.6114528]

the average person wastes a lot of money buying rags that fall apart fast and don't form a cohesive wardrobe

[Anonymous No.6114530]

definitely, it'll just take a lot more skill and effort

[None !3BananaXFw No.6114539]

>>6114470
thrift stores & sales
if you can stack discounts look for as many as u can

[Anonymous No.6114623]

>>6114528
everyone here says this but my taste changed a lot quicker than any of my clothes ever fell apart. in fact, it's hard to think of any clothes that ever fell apart. maybe a pair of jeans or two that ripped.

it's kind of the reason why i am hesitant to drop several hundo on a single piece.

did you guys really have your old clothes fall to pieces? how? just by wearing them?

[twerk it No.6114669]

>>6114623
tbh my taste hasn't changed much thruout my lifetime, except for a brief period at the tail end of high school where i was dishonest. i wish i had just dived on in to rick & ann as soon as i started working.

not that ann dem is very durable #lel

[Anonymous No.6114682]

>>6114623
not really, its just regurgitated bs statements people make.

people also seem to have this odd idea that the higher the price tag, the longer its going to last.

[twerk it No.6114688]

>>6114682
if you just want durable clothing, carharrt has that market cornered
there's definitely expensive clothing that can't command its price point, but there's also a lot of stuff at the high end of the market that simply couldn't be produced for anything less