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9841913 No.9841913 [Reply] [Original]

Seriously, I'm somewhat new here, and I'm considering getting some new clothes, but I see some of the stuff you guys post, and HOLY SHIT are they expensive. Maybe it's just because I'm a pleb, but I honestly can't justify, like, $100 for a pair of jeans, or a T-shirt, or something. Perhaps one day I'll understand.

But I am curious: How much does your stuff cost? Pretty much everything I own now is really plebby, simple stuff (aka jeans and some T-shirt from UNIQLO or Muji), so maybe other than shoes, it's pretty cheap. I have some miscellaneous coats and jackets for winter but they aren't that expensive, either.

How much does your current fit cost now, /fa/? How much money have you already dumped into your wardrobe/closet? I am very interested to know.

>> No.9841916

>>9841913
the more you spend the easier it becomes

>> No.9841919

Everything I own is pretty cheap.
I only spend a lot of money on shoes and jackets/sweaters.

>> No.9841930

And also, how MANY of each item do you have? I have like 3-4 pairs of jeans from like, the past 5 years. I really gotta retire them and get new ones that actually fit properly.

>> No.9841931

>>9841913
I buy black jeans and white / black / grey hanes shirts. I only sink money into boots / shoes / coats things like that.

>> No.9841938

You are overlooking the quality versus quantity element present in fashion. Simple things like t shirts and socks you can get on the cheap and relatively in bulk but if you invest in better quality outerwear you get a superior item that you will wear more often with less clutter. Most people's wardrobes (myself included) contain shit they will not where for months at a time with no seasonal justification. A lot of that can be cut down and when you crunch the math it adds up. Cutt out 3x20$ HM cardigans and use that towards something better. The other issue is a lot of newbies to fashion do not understand the reward of dressing well. They figure their balls and pasty buttcheeks are covered so they are good. They strive to be adequate instead of something admirable or good. This is largely a product of the market throwing Walmart shit in the public's face and calling it designer wear and people genuinely believing it is good quality when, in actuality, it is made in Bangledesh for $0.05.

>> No.9841941

the most I spend is on American apparel, so imagine $200 for 3 Oxford shirts or 2 pairs of pants. I'm lucky to shop at the warehouse in dtla or I'd be spending more. Jackets and shoes I buy pretty cheaply online.. usually $40-50 for each.

I don't dress like a ninja so I'm interested in what those /fa/gs pay as well

>> No.9841942

>>9841913
My most expensive fit is about a grand. That's also the majority of my nice pieces. I've got a $200 jacket and a $150 sweater besides that as well as some cheaper stuff.

>> No.9841949

>>9841941
Nothing because mom and dad pick up the bill.

>> No.9841968

>>9841931
same here anon

>> No.9841977

>>9841968
if you stay simple you can't go wrong, and you'll have more money to sink into food / travel

>> No.9841979

I only buy things on sale and I like to keep my wardrobe small yet consistent to avoid clutter. It's cost efficient.

>> No.9841984

>>9841941
>$40-50
For shoes? Holy shit, how do you manage that? Don't they break down super quickly?

>> No.9841985

>>9841919
This is the correct way to look at fashion. The stuff that's going to be taking a beating+stuff made from wool is what you should save your money for.

>> No.9841994

Shoes I will pay up to 300 for leather boots or dress.

Jackets about the same, motorcycle jacket with armor, nice pea coat, leather.

My suits are 500-700 (I only have two topman off the rack for the moment)

Everything else is 60 or under. I want to get a proper pair of raw denim though. Super skinny is shit for finding clothes that fit. But I feel you anon. For most people that don't have daddy's money, spending that much is hard to swallow. Fashion is important to me, but I have financial reality to deal with.

>> No.9842007

>>9841984
I'm alternating between Pf flyers and van.. They've held up well.
I have black suede clarks for work I got for 50 as well.

>> No.9842014

I went out for dinner with some friends tonight and my fit was worth around 3000. My most expensive fit would be around 4000. I rarely wear an outfit worth less than a grand, but that's because my wardrobe consists only of a small selection of expensive pieces.

As a rule, nice shoes, outerwear, and knits are worth spending big bucks on while shirts and pants can be relatively cheap.

>> No.9842019

>>9842007
How do you like them Clarks?

I'm thinking of copping to just have something to wear with black jeans that looks a little more presentable around work and what not. Not tryhard or anything, just when I can't sit around my office in whatever and have to run errands.

>> No.9842024

>>9842014
What pieces were you wearing?

>> No.9842030

Yeh I can understand that not everyone can afford to spend big bucks on clothes, personally I find it worth it I just save my money for things I want. I mostly wear SLP, so it gets pretty expensive. I've just been lucky enough to be able to afford to spend a lot of money on clothes. I still feel small time though, there'll be times where I've spent a fair amount then I see people spending thousands of dollars a week which I can't afford to do.

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9842034

>>9842019
Im glad I went with suede. They look way less effay than the leather ones. The brown suede looks good too but I found black to be most versatile

Pic related isn't best example but see what I mean?

>> No.9842036

Shoes: up to 300 (normally not anywhere close to that poorboi)
Jackets: 400
pants: 300 (although I usually spend under 200 because I can find what I like under that)
Knits: 100-200
Everything else: under 60

>I just dress in like the same two flannels like daily because I'm a huge fuccboi who hasn't been working out and doing laundry

>> No.9842059

Button downs normally cost between 150-240. Jeans are normally over 200, to 350. Shoes between 75-600. Outerwear between 350-1200.

>> No.9842065

>>9841913
I have a moderately expensive wardrobe but I know where to shop and how to shop. Majority of the things I own are on the expensive side but I rarely pay retail. Just copped new CP's for $280 shipped.

>> No.9842066

>>9842059
>Jeans are normally over 200, to 350
As a pleb, I'd like to know, why do you spend so much for jeans? Like, I get in the whole scheme of /fa/, this is normal, but initiate me, if you will.

And yes, I've gone over the sticky, it's just…complicated, you know?

>> No.9842071

>>9842065
>where to shop and how to shop
As in online?

Is this something specific to where you live, or do you have some nice tips to share with all of us here?

>> No.9842075

>>9842024
It was a pretty standard heroin-chic Hedi Slimane fanboy outfit; black jeans, belt, chelseas, and leather jacket with a button up shirt. The jeans, shirt, and belt combined are worth like 200 dollars, the other 2800 coming from the jacket, boots, and a bracelet.

>> No.9842078

>>9842066
Thicker denim, better cuts, better build quality overall.

In general, tend to last a lot longer and look better.

My NF Black Power Stretch kick the living shit out of all the other jeans I've owned in my life.

Although I usually don't spend more than 200 except once in a while I might for some super neat raws from Japan. (But denimio carries them for cheaper so what's the point?)

>> No.9842082

>>9842071
Particularly online. I know people say Grailed and eBay but that's the fuckin' truth right there. I came up on Acne Ace Stay Cash jeans in my exact sizing on eBay last week for 1/3 of the original price brand new. Also managed a way to get Burberry $95 t-shirts for half price.

>> No.9842092

If you don't care about current season stuff you pretty much just wait around for sales or buy second hand. The thing you need to remember about fashion too OP is that if you care for it, it retains value really well, in some cases even selling for MORE than you bought it for.

Also if fashion isn't your hobby there's no need for you to justify spending that much unless you find a piece you really like for that much.

>> No.9842172

>>9841913
min-max your purchases
go for unobtrusive, cheaper things like tshirts that cant be as modular in terms of outfits
spend more on things such as sweaters, jackets, coats, hoodies, jeans, interesting shorts etc
stuff that can be used multiple times without needing to be washed
stuff that has more of a presence than just a tshirt

>> No.9842241

Good thread guys

>> No.9842607

The majority of my most expensive clothes (stuff by Acne, Norse Projects, Wtaps etc.) is all second hand. Everything else I buy is either super basic (e.g. uniqlo, AA, AsColour), on sale or something I really like that isn't excessively expensive

>> No.9842722

>>9841913
i could buy a new car lel

>> No.9842740

What are your thoughts on Selected Homme/Femme, never bought anything there but it seems pretty cheap. i'm hoping it'not asos quality

>> No.9842764

My most expensive pieces are definitely footwear, followed by my jeans/pants., followed by sweaters. Everything else is cheap and basically disposable.

>> No.9842768

im wearing a $90 dress

>> No.9843083

>>9842740
What's so bad about ASOS? I once posted in WAYWT, and was told that the jumper I was wearing was "ASOS-like". I don't really get it. Looking at their stuff, it looks fine to me. What am I missing here?

>> No.9843102

>>9842740
Not bad in my expirience. Better quality than Asos and H&M.

>> No.9843137

>>9841913
My wardrobe from Most Expensive to Lease:
>Outerwear
>Shoes
>Accessories (includes bags, sunglasses, jewelry, etc)
>pants/jeans
>Shirts

Everything else, like underwear, socks, t shirts, etc are H&M tier and disposable because I just get bored with some and they all look the goddamn same anyway, regardless of quality.

>> No.9843181

>>9843137
*Least

Also, it's generally true that the higher priced items are made to better specs and will last a lot longer than those tight black jeans I used to get from Hot Topic.

>> No.9843540

360. 220 LL Bean Katahdins, 80 levis trucker, 160 lc king selvedge

>> No.9843559

>>9843102
I bought a shirt from jack and jones, which is essentially the same company, same owner (bestseller) and the same low pricepoint. The shirt started pilling after two wears and zero washes. Won't buy stuff from there again.

>> No.9843578

what i'm wearing right now is:

$120 t-shirt, $20 shorts, $500 shoes,
so $640 in total

idk how much my wardrobe is, but thinking abou it worries me

>> No.9843582

About 1.2k in shoes. $700 in sweaters and outerwear. $600 in pants. Shirts and whatnot are just uniqlo with a few designer ones.

>> No.9843595

>>9841913
~$800.

A made-to-measure suit, Brooks shirt, no tie, CK underwear, dress boots.

>> No.9843604

>>9843083
Generally fast fashion shit, trendy items with little attention to material or originality

The point is that it looks good on the website due to the professional photographers and models but in real life it looks cheap and tacky

Don't get me wrong, certain things will be decent but that's usually their more basic/classic items

>> No.9843618

>>9843582
Oh yah and all this shit was bought within this year. Im still constantly buying stuff and feel like I have nothing to wear.

>> No.9843624

>>9841913
>American Apparel underwear
$5
>Stella McCartney bralette
$65
>J Brand Maria jeans
$250
>silk Free People blouse
$125
>Brooks Brothers Supima cotton sweater
$80
>Superga cotu
$65
>white socks from H&M
$2

Total: $592

>> No.9843636

>>9843604
H&m feels like tissue paper

>> No.9843661

>>9843636
Depends on what you get, but i went to the London store with a £20 gift card and couldn't find anything that didn't look like shit

Ended up buying my mate 5 t-shirts or something

>> No.9843667

>>9843559
I bought 3 Selected Homme things when I was younger:
- a basic gray wool jumper
- a basic black sweater
- a leather jacket (was a steal, copped on eBay for like €30)

The jumper and the sweater lasted like 5 years and I only threw them away because I had to make room for newer stuff. The leather jacket is still in my wardrobe and I wear it from time to time.

>> No.9845307

>>9841913
L...l...lawrence?

>> No.9845333

>>9842078
>normally over 200, to 350
>NF Black Power Stretch

where the hell are you buying your NF my man

>> No.9845361

agreeing with the general consensus here: invest in boots & outerwear. I was constantly re-buying shitting mall-tier boots every season until investing in something like LL Bean, quality difference is tangible even if you're pleb.

some sweaters/knits are worth investing in, too, as long as you're paying for quality & not the branding (i.e., Our Legacy is worth the money, Acne is not)

you can grab great denim on sale online & you will notice the difference. $100 is not a lot to spend on a pair of jeans, especially when you can nab Naked & Famous or Nudie for less than that pretty regularly

>> No.9845370

Right now
>10€ tshirt
>15€ sweatpants
>2€ socks
>3€ underwear

>> No.9845465

I get all my shit from eBay so nothing is that expensive and work to get good deals.
Eg been after a pinafore for a while but couldn't find anything that both looks nice and was a price I was willing to pay. Someone selling a vintage one in a good denim and nice overall shape but shit colour and far too long for cheap, copped that £4 inc postage. Hemmed it, dyed it a good colour. Total inc dye, £6 :^)
Got a pair of DMs for £10 last month and a cos cardigan for £5.

>> No.9845499

>>9841913
>cut-off cords
free

>flannel
free

>socks
$2

>shoes
$30

>hair-tie
~$0.20

>belt
free

>backpack
free

>phone that i wish i didnt need
free w/ 2 year contract :/

>le shitposting laptop
$1400

>notebook
$20

>> No.9846215

>>9841913
>>9841916
This

And also the quality as some people pointed out. I used to think the same until I handled my first "designer" piece I bought brand new on the cheap. They were just simple cotton pants and was $70 for something that retails for $300.

Holy shit the difference in material. That and I realized how much most people spend on average mall stuff is actually comparable to buying designer shit.

Also with the later you buy less, so you have a good focus with your wardrobe instead of being all over the place and have a better chance in dressing with things that work together instead of throwing on random pieces of clothing.

That said i still stick to uniqlo and muji for basic tees (supima stuff is nice)

>> No.9846223

>>9841984
Shoe quality generally is not as exagerated as whag most people make it out to be here. Before i started dropping $200-300 on footwear i copped asos and bend sherman on discount, both were good for like 2-3 years? Not too bad

>> No.9846228

>>9841994
Dude you spent 500-700 on topman suits? Might as well gone bespoke/altered off the rack from actual suit makers

>> No.9846798

>>9846215
>That said i still stick to uniqlo and muji for basic tees
What do you think of those shrink-wrapped Muji tees? They're wrinkled, but in a fashionable way, I guess? I prefer washing them at least once or twice to make it not horrible, though.

>> No.9846906

>>9841913
I am usually wearing between 1000 and 5000 $ My wardrobe though small is worth about 20,000

>> No.9846955

hmm I don't know honestly. only a matter of time before I literally own AA's entire catalog (50% off, random employee packages...lawd) since I decided to return to school and only work part time now i don't splurge often, in terms of everyday wear i'd only do it for shoes I think.

when we get to the $400-500 range I don't think I can do it anymore tho, like it would have to be fucking incredible. would rather just put that $ away and get a new nose again or something

>> No.9847051

>>9846955
Technically in most situations you would have the most expensive fit, even if the clothes cost double digits on the lower end. Well played

>> No.9847105

>>9846798

At the end of the day they're just tees and I pick those cz they fit me well over other mall brand tees. That and t shirts are one of the most hard wearing items i own so i'm quite satisfied with replacing them when needed.

Imo zara, h&m and topman tees are thinner and not as well fitting compared to qlo and muji.

Try a few things around and see which works for you best. I havent handled shrink wrapped muji shirts, i prefer the standard ones. Not sure how that packaging affects the cotton fabric but it is convenient i guess

>> No.9847259

>>9841913
I wasted a ton of fucking money.
Most of it on Uniqlo surprisingly, I got multiple of the same item just in different colors.

Then I realized I hate wearing dark colors, and why the fuck would I wear something like cardigans and sweaters.
Cardigans are gay as shit, and sweaters are restrictive.

So now it's time to sell it all.

>> No.9847288

>>9847259
>why the fuck would I wear something like cardigans and sweaters.

But what do you do if you get cold.

>> No.9847305

I try my hardest to not spend much on clothing, I used to wear full SLP, but I realised I should stop. I tend to buy basics, APC, some Acne, cos, Ralph Lauren. I have one pair of derbies and usually I'll wear a pair of white sneakers or loafers. Trying to save money for a porsche and maybe buy one expensive watch and then just go for prep and basic bitch rafcore.

>> No.9847314

Shoes are the only thing you need to drop serious bands on tbh and you can get sick grips at online sales. Just spend a few hundo on some basics like t shirts (blank ofc) and jeans and sweats with hoodies no logos on anything trust me please just get blanks and cop nice shoes until you have a good collection 5 or 7 pairs and go from there shoes last trust me

>> No.9847316

Is it practical to order from UNIQLO in canada?
Do they charge you like $25 to ship?

>> No.9847322

UNIQLO what are their tees, shirt sizes? If i am M in Old Navy - what size in UNIQLO?

>> No.9847328

>>9847314
>drop serious bands
>get sick grips
>a few hundo

Please kill yourself.

>> No.9847348

>>9847288
average bodyfat and not being a skeleton

>> No.9847358

>>9847259
cardigans in 2015 are tired like beards, and the whole pseudo-hipster esthetic, don't wear them

>> No.9847361

>>9847348
You must not live in a place that actually gets cold.

>> No.9847369

I drop more money on things that I will use often, such as a jacket, a backpack or some shoes. I think that every designer piece I own was bought on a sale.

>> No.9847757

a bump

>> No.9847895

>>9847348
Tubbo detected

>> No.9847911

What I'm wearing right now:
Brooks brothers bomber : 200 euros
Anerkjend tee: ~40 euros
Nudie jeans: 150 euros(?)
Cp: 330 euros

>> No.9847912

>>9846228
this tbh at that price range you could do a looot better than topman

>> No.9847916

>>9847322
I have no clue about ON sizing but personally I go tts for uniqlo(i'm pretty much tts M on most things) also i'm pretty sure uniqlo lists measurements for their items so might be worth having a look at that

>> No.9847919

>>9841913
I'm a cheap tard so most of the things I buy are on sale. Basic tees from qlo and muji. Atm progressively getting rid of my zara toplel h&m and forever shit stuff that i don't use often.

besides having a big wardrobe just makes things tricky to coordinate. The most i've dropped on any item i have is about 400$ including shipping from the UK for a whole cut dress shoe, and thats the most i've ever paid for full retail. In terms of value, i got a $1800 LUC jacket from f/w12 i bought for much much less. In terms of actual money spent i'd estimate around less than a few k over the past few years. Oh and dropping more $ in one bigger purchase also makes your spending frequency much less imo so i waste less money overall. And i can always sell stuff i dont use anymore vs if its 2ndhand zara which i just donate to the local charity shop

>> No.9847926

>>9847322
Depends where you buy from. Asian uniqlo branches are Asian sized so i always have to size up

>> No.9847929

Invest in your clothing.

Buy items with resell value at a discounted price. That way if you ever get bored of it or you want a new piece, sell it and your net loss will probably be somewhere around the price of a fast fashion piece. If you're smart with your purchases, they may even gain value and you'll profit when you resell.

>> No.9848011

>>9847929
This, but i'll add dont buy for the sole reason of reselling later on. Deals like these are rare, and even when you do buy them chances are they'll clash with one another. Know what you want/specific "look" first and start from there

>> No.9849279

>>9848011
>Know what you want/specific "look" first
Do you guys think of this/do this in tiers, from casual to formal, or just choose your day-to-day style and just conform to other styles when necessary (eg. a suit is a suit; I wear it for formal gatherings. It's good, but not unique—whereas my "normal" clothes are something special)

>> No.9849520

I dress like your typical business casual MFA guy and everything is from uniqlo. Fucking amazing price/quality ratio. The only thinks in my wardrobe that aren't uniqlo are my shoes which would have been if uniqlo had shoes when i went on my shopping spree. they have great vans slipons/authentics lookalikes for like less than 50.

>> No.9849534

>>9841938
Lol undercutting my 55 dollar t-shirts
Tracksmith makes a nice cotton

>> No.9849541

My pants were free from my job
My shoes were $60
My shirt was $165
$225 in total

>> No.9849645

>>9849541
>My shirt was $165
What shirt?

>> No.9849675

$400 shoes
$200 jeans
$115 shirt
$200 sunglasses

#newslaves

>> No.9849697

>>9843578
R u a male maam

>> No.9849756

>no uniqlo in my city

what a travesty

>> No.9849775

My "closet" is worth about $4k maybe, which includes the shoes. Got a lot of deals but still purchased everything new excluding one pair of boots. Flipping things online helped me to afford most of it.

>> No.9849777

60 euro shoes
15 euro jeans
8 euro tee
1 euro shirt
5-40 euro jacket

>> No.9849779

>>9849645
Gitman Vintage

>> No.9850126

>>9849279
Depends on your situation and lifestyle. For example i started doing a normal 9-5 so shirts and pants are a must, so play around with that but at the same time there needs to be some restraint. Atm i have 1 formal jacket from zara (lel) which i might replace with something better. I dont wear formal jackets often though so its not a big issue but i have looked at high fashion options like lumen et umbra and they looked really good, so atm tossing up my options

>> No.9851130

>>9849675

Damn. It's even crazier that that's not even considered expensive on here.

>>9841941
>I don't dress like a ninja so I'm interested in what those /fa/gs pay as well

Same, definitely.

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>>9841913

For my entire wardrobe I would say maybe $2000 (including outerwear, shoes) I think for a lot of people around here fashion is kind of like a hobby, they care about it a lot so they are willing to invest money into it.

You don't have to spend hundreds and thousands of dollars, you can look good for a relatively small amount of money. If you want to wear avant garde stuff or wear very unique clothing then it will cost you.

It's like with anything, if you really want it you will save up and get it, if not, that's okay too.

>> No.9853447

>>9841913
The most fashionable people that I've seen IRL buy their clothes from thrift stores. Designer cloths are for people without a sense of fashion.

It's like name brand computers vs home built. Yes you can buy a nice alienware for 2000 or a mac for 3000, but you can get better parts for a fraction of the cost by assembling it yourself.

In the same vein, if you know what you're doing you can go into the thrift store, buy some clothing made with quality material, fit it yourself or have it tailored and for less than $20 be way more /fa/ than some doofus like the guys on this board that blow $500 on pants that don't even fit properly.

The honest problem with this board though is that there's too many homosexuals. The gay community is really centered around which brand name celebrities are wearing.

>> No.9853471

Sort of depends, but on a daily basis I'll wear a fit that's 1K plus. I think the max amount of money a fit of mine costs is 2.5 k of money spent

>> No.9853496

>>9841913
what i'm waring today:

James perse T shirt - $120

Persol sunglasses - $325

Levi's Vintage Clothing Selvedge 501 - $255

no shoes yet i'm just walking around the house

>> No.9853511

t by wang (80)
dior homme jeans (600)
Saint Laurent Shoes (150 sale life)
Rolex 9k
Other excessive jewelry like 2k


10-15k daily i guess but the watch is like 70%

>> No.9854776

>>9853496
>James perse T shirt - $120
Look, I get outerwear and shoes being expensive, but why would you shell that much for a T-shirt?

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>>9853447

>> No.9855011

Aren't there decent versions of these $500+ articles of clothing for a lot cheaper?

>> No.9855026

>>9854776
They're really nice t-shirts.

>> No.9855038

My everyday wear is between $70 and $120. Largely depends on which pair of shoes I wear.

>> No.9855045

>>9854779
Is that fucking Greg Horbal?

>> No.9855074

>>9855038
Right? Those numbers seem to be more normal…though clearly not nearly on the /fa/ board.

>> No.9855075

>hat
free, patch for it $4

>shirt
custom, like ~$30 in fabric

>underwear
free

>belt
freeish, I don't remember how much tanning supplies cost me

>pants
modified 2 $2 pants

>socks
$35 (Still haven't learned how to knit)

>shoes
KVV multilace ~$150

>> No.9855110

>>9855074
I'm not particularly /fa/, I guess. I keep it simple, and more expensive brands I usually grab from a discount store. I don't actually look for expensive brands, the stores I go to just put their tag over the tag from the previous store, so I know the original prices.

A $70 pair of Nikes is the most expensive thing I wear.

>> No.9855124

>>9854776
>>9855026

I agree, I have a few James Perse shirts and they are just super nice plain tee-shirts.

I prefer them because they have a "looser" silhouette yet not too extreme.

>> No.9855221

>>9855026
especially if you're an indian chick in her 20's with small tits and no bra

>> No.9855224

>>9855011
H&M makes some really nice clothes for teens, like the $50 denim shirts and the $65 thick solid colored cardigans are nice

problem is everyone buys those $10 and under things from H&M

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>>9855221

>> No.9857030

lets bump good thread

>> No.9858821

Just got an effay J.Crew blazer for about $300

T-shirt from Muji and jeans from UNIQLO, though.

Outerwear and shoes it is.

>> No.9858918

>>9841984
There are places like "Marti& Liz" that sell designer for 80$ and below

>> No.9859432

>>9853496
if you're gonna lie, lie about something less embarrassing

>> No.9859597

>>9841913
I only spend a lot cream on jackets, shoes, and sweaters. For shirts no more than 15 dollars, pants, no higher than 45.

>> No.9859649

>>9859597
>pants, no higher than 45
lmao, what about good jeans?
or do you live in australia or some such hellhole

>> No.9860081

>>9859649
by jeans on "sales"

>> No.9860087

>>9859432
i've been wearing the same brands and style for like 5 years

took me a long while of buying crap to find the brands i liked, and have been loyal to those brands for years

>> No.9860092

>>9860087
if you actually owned any of that stuff, then it'd be because you couldn't afford anything better

but we all know you're lying through your teeth

let's see a pic of today's fit?

>> No.9860101

>>9860092
i like how the Canadian teen who pretended to be a girl for months is calling my boring clothes into question

what do you want time stamped? shirt label?

>> No.9860108

>>9860101
full body fit pic

>> No.9860118

>>9860108
you get a label time stamp

im not puttin on yesterday's clothes to take a fit pic

>> No.9860143
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>>9860118
stop being such a little bitch sieg

>> No.9860150

>>9860118
full body fit pic

>> No.9860160

>>9860118
Why have you never posted a fit? I'm honestly curious.

>> No.9860257

>>9860108
>>9860118
>>9860143

Trip fight!

fight fight
kiss kiss

>> No.9860283
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9860283

I started hoarding acne aces once I realized they are perfect for me. I'd cop some used, others brand new. Right now I own 7 pairs of acne aces, 4 stay cash and 3 of the regular ones. Copped all of them for under $120, copped 2 for $80 each, so no regrets. Now I'm hoarding oxford shirts, then it'll be shoes, and my wardrobe will be complete.

>> No.9860292

>>9860257
Are you excited?!

IM PUMPED.

Hopefully they just annihilate each other but Im fine if the only ones to leave are Ree.

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>>9860292

>> No.9860308

My most expensive winter fit would be a 1000$ peacoat, 375$ jeans, 550$ boots, 200$ shirt, 600$ sweater

>> No.9860432

>>9860283
Where are u copping oxfords from?

>> No.9860655

>>9860432
Norse projects

>> No.9860747

>>9860283
where do you get acne aces so cheap?

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>>9843624

>wearing a $600 outfit
>$2 socks and $5 underwear

>> No.9860799

>>9860308
Do you shit money?
>mfw paying 600$ for a sweater
You retarded son? You're paying fucktons for the rest of your items too.

>> No.9860804

>>9860747
Ebay, and grail. I had to pay full price for a pair though just to see if the ones I was buying were legit and not fakes.

>> No.9860832

>>9841913
If it's dope I'll buy it. I have sneakers that retail for over $300 and vans that retail for $45, $100 rag and bone tees and $20 J.crew tees.

Usual fit I wear

>J.Crew tee $25

>Rag and Bone shorts $160

>Brooks Brothers/J.Crew Belt $50

>Rainbows Flip flops $50

>CK boxer briefs $25

Total retail $310

I wait for really good sales on everything though, paying full retail is dumb unless its 100% what you want and will be satisfied with.

>> No.9860841

>>9847316
From my experience, it's basically impossible to buy from canada just cause they don't ship to Canada and furthermore with their american site, you need an american credit card to purchase with. So I just gave up and got my uniqlo stuff from asia.

>> No.9861075

>>9860655
Solid