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post 1692502413 10-29-2023, 10:32 AM
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post 1692502783 10-29-2023, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted By FA*******
I will continue to beat the drum for Poshmark and Ebay.

Buying used saves you 70% easy over new, and it's a total buyer's market. Way more people are selling used clothes than buying them, so you can get some real deals. I am trying to sell some of my old large shirts on Ebay right now, and 2 shirts combined have 3 views. My watch lists have chiet that has been sitting around for months with no one biting, so sellers are kind of desperate.


Just bought a shirt last week on Ebay that was $120 new in the mall, got it for $25 with shipping. About 80% off. The buyer wanted $30 but took my offer for $20. I'll have to post a rate fit/10 thread with it.

The only trick is to know your measurements. Either get a flexible tape measure and measure your torso, neck, back length, waist etc, or find a shirt that fits you really well and take measurements on that. Then only shop for chiet that fits those numbers.

Fit is everything, even more so than price. But there's so many people throwing clothes out, and so many middle aged moms trying to run a side hustle re-selling them, that you usually don't need to compromise on either.
Lol @ being the worst dressed miscer of all time and giving fashion advice.
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post 1692502853 10-29-2023, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted By IronILLinois
where do u get your jeans?
Jeans are the only thing I will buy new, just because they get the fukk beat out of them used in a way that polos don't.

Wranglers are the best quality+price+non woke cucked Levis stuff that I've found. 13 MWZ "cowboy cuts" are a classic and legit fit me perfect. They are high waisted, so definitely like a western look, but I have stubby legs for my height so they work great.

Amazon has them for $30, but they are normally like $45-$50 in stores if you don't want to help build Jeff Bezos's yacht.
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post 1692502893 10-29-2023, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted By HayZues
Lol @ being the worst dressed miscer of all time and giving fashion advice.
I'm talking where to buy, not what to buy.

Well, except for the above. Wrangler crew.
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post 1692503043 10-29-2023, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
No underwear?
No socks?
No shirts?

Just LOL @ trailercels srs.
Uh, yeah, but you don't buy those, you get your common law wife's family to buy that for you. Obviously.
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post 1692503273 10-29-2023, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted By GooBaaa
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post 1692503693 10-29-2023, 11:01 AM
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for shirts...some days i'll just wear a plain white v neck t shirt with the jeans and boots...pack of 5 or 6 is like $15 at walmart. flannels are also good if i want to put something over t shirts...i've got them on sale from $5-$15....the wrangler ones seem to be the best and don't shrink as much.

only "fashion" thing for me is that stuff doesn't have any brand names written on it...don't really even like the little logos on the chest but sometimes that can't be avoided if you find a good enough deal. for example the izod sweat shirt ($~12 at Belks) i'm wearing today has one but it's tiny and most would have no idea what it means. would feel like a try hard douche wearing any logos from "popular" brand names.
post 1692504353 10-29-2023, 11:15 AM
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Why are LargePeter and MinisterofLust in OP's sig?

One is a mogger, the other a groomer.

PS: for taller bros bespoke is the way to go for anything suit/tie related, and depends on your budget.

For casual clothes: how about explaining your style? E.g. for jeans Baldessarini are decent at a decent price.
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