EPTi guess some ppl actually like shitty overbranding -_-
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Diglett
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i guess some ppl actually like shitty overbranding -_- | ||
andyrau
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On October 08 2012 06:28 Juliette wrote: can i get a rec for alternative winterwear? i come from 0 snow to o shit its gonna snow in 2 months and i dont have shit for it unfortunately I cannot afford a burberry coat right now.... and on that note after that point of expense (ie lv/gucci) its really all showing off. not that i mind topman http://bit.ly/TanGL7 - Jackets/Coats http://bit.ly/TanMCx - Trench/Parkas sterlingwear - good luck tailoring these, afaik it's either ridic expensive or impossible. probably need to deconstruct the entire garment. http://bit.ly/QOlJap - good authentic peacoats but in traditional military cuts scott's http://bit.ly/R5hIic - slim cuts gloverall http://bit.ly/UwYAwR - if you've got money to burn On October 08 2012 09:30 CommanchyWattkins wrote: Fyi, hollister and american eagle are even better than uniqlo... this is not true. and yes, you can invest in basics. On October 08 2012 11:07 Diglett wrote: something is up if you actually think hollister and american eagle are better brands than uniqlo i guess some ppl actually like shitty overbranding -_- don't think he meant he likes them better, just that quality is better. which is still not true. | ||
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heroyi
United States1064 Posts
I ask that maybe some of you guys could offer some basic places that are cheap but nice to shop at to build a foundation for a newbie's fashion in general. I have yet to find my style but I am attracted to clean cut stylish looks (would like a wardrobe of suits if I had the money xD) though a bit nerdy/geeky look is cool too . In other words what are some ok (friendly to wallet but good deal for quality)places to consider shopping at that isn't AE or Hollister crap (REALLY dislike them). | ||
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tenacity
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On October 08 2012 11:30 andyrau wrote: topman http://bit.ly/TanGL7 - Jackets/Coats http://bit.ly/TanMCx - Trench/Parkas sterlingwear - good luck tailoring these, afaik it's either ridic expensive or impossible. probably need to deconstruct the entire garment. http://bit.ly/QOlJap - good authentic peacoats but in traditional military cuts scott's http://bit.ly/R5hIic - slim cuts gloverall http://bit.ly/UwYAwR - if you've got money to burn this is not true. and yes, you can invest in basics. don't think he meant he likes them better, just that quality is better. which is still not true. wow, topman is amazing. Thanks for the recommendation! | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
which catch my eye actually. Except for that they're out of my size -_- | ||
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Starburst
United States108 Posts
On October 08 2012 12:00 Juliette wrote: andy, should i worry about the material in the coat, or will it not matter? Like for a coat, will 100% wool be better as an investment, than, say, those mixed topman ones? which catch my eye actually. Except for that they're out of my size -_- As I'm sure you could figure out, the material of a coat depends on the circumstances you would wear it in. Wool would obviously be a cold weather jacket. Those multi-material jackets on topman are no exception. Take for instance one of those wool jackets with leather patches. The patches are there purely for stylistic significance, they don't help or hinder the jacket in any way with regards to the weather. In most cases, the mixed jackets are that way for extra style. | ||
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krndandaman
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
On October 08 2012 12:10 Starburst wrote: As I'm sure you could figure out, the material of a coat depends on the circumstances you would wear it in. Wool would obviously be a cold weather jacket. Those multi-material jackets on topman are no exception. Take for instance one of those wool jackets with leather patches. The patches are there purely for stylistic significance, they don't help or hinder the jacket in any way with regards to the weather. In most cases, the mixed jackets are that way for extra style. many thanks ^^ now i gotta figure out how to get an out of size topman coat... most websites have a sizing chart, krndandaman. returns vary though. ive really only bought 2 things online clothing wise 1 is http://us.gant.com/men/clothing/yale-co-op which i probably shouldnt have. the quality is alright but its sized a bit awkward for me and is definitely NOT a $115 shirt. I didnt bother returning but i did learn my lesson... 2 are my bean boots which fit ok and didnt have to be returned. | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
On October 08 2012 12:46 krndandaman wrote: thanks, I don't know what the cm is referring to on the topman sizing chart though. for the chest I just have to measure around my chest with a tape measure right? would you guys buy these products online? I need a coat as well and I don't want to go through returning items so yeah lol use your nipples as a guide hehe actually im not sure what part of your chest... i'd buy the topman online tbh | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
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Diglett
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On October 08 2012 12:57 Cambium wrote: What do u guys buy from uniqlo? I haven't bought anything there in ages except basics like Ts and socks. their ocbds and boxer briefs are awesome. | ||
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XenOmega
Canada2822 Posts
Gray suit (not too dark, not too pale). White shirt with this? Black belt + black shoes = ok? | ||
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Focuspants
Canada780 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
how much are the boxer briefs? i know we've kinda said no H&M but i do have to vouch for the David Beckham line. Really comfy after a wear or two (but trunks > boxer briefs, just size up 1 if its too small, but they stretch out). Can't speak for longevity yet though XenOmega, occasion? | ||
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XenOmega
Canada2822 Posts
On October 08 2012 13:08 Focuspants wrote: I would go with a white or light blue shirt, and brown belt and shoes. black works, but I think brown looks nicer with gray. I might have a brown Belt, but definitely no brown shoes (well I do, but kind of old). Brown belt + black shoes? I'm leaning toward white, but many people say it doesn't have taste (on my FB wall) | ||
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XenOmega
Canada2822 Posts
On October 08 2012 13:10 Juliette wrote: how much are the boxer briefs? i know we've kinda said no H&M but i do have to vouch for the David Beckham line. Really comfy after a wear or two (but trunks > boxer briefs, just size up 1 if its too small, but they stretch out). Can't speak for longevity yet though XenOmega, occasion? Job interview for teaching at College | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
Shirt color could go either way. what tie are you gonna wear? also provide pictures :D | ||
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XenOmega
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