List brands and/or stores that you prefer for certain kinds of clothes (even if those stores are generally outside of your price range)
>T-shirts: H&M (but looking for an alternative since their company is being run by dipshits, thinking about trying Uniqlo)
>Sweatshirts: H&M
>Dress shirts: Express
>Sweaters: Express
>Chinos: Dockers
>Jeans: Old Navy
>Wool dress pants: Bar III
>Dress shoes: whatever I can find in a thrift store that isn't horrible
>Blazers/sicc jackets: also thrift
>Sneakers: Vans
t. poorfag
ITT: Who do you trust for your favorite basics?
Jose Ramirez
Jacob Thomas
cos
h&m for underwear and sweats to wear at home
Nathaniel Edwards
Where can I cop one of those wall rack things?
anways;
>T-shirts: Uniqlo
>Sweatshirts: Champion
>Dress Shirts: Uniqlo
>Chinos: Don't have any
>Jeans: Levis
>Dress Pants: Uniqlo
>Blazers: Don't have any
>Sneakers: Y-3
I'm boring
Asher Cook
Half those things aren't "basics."
>T-shirts: American Giant, American Apparel, others
>Sweatshirts: American Giant
>Dress shirts: Brooks Bros
>Sweaters: Irish or Scottish handmade
>Pants: Various
>Dress shoes: Allen Edmonds
>Jackets: Various (Filson, Carhartt, vintage Levi's and LLBean...)
>Sneakers: New Balance
>Boots: Danner
>Socks: Smartwool
Ayden Roberts
Dress shirts and blazers are basics for me because I don't live solely off neetbux and sometimes I have to leave decent impressions on my superiors. I get that it's different for everyone though
Dominic Williams
Those things are most definitely basics that everyone should have in their closet.
Most people can't simply live off of t-shirts and jeans.
Adam Mitchell
>T-shirts: No preference, the first one I find that I like
>Sweatshirts: I dont use them
>Dress shirts: Forecast
>Sweaters: Alan Paine
>Chinos: Zara
>Jeans: Pedro del Hierro
>Wool dress pants: I dont use them
>Dress shoes: Castellano
>Blazers/sicc jackets: Zara
>Sneakers: El Ganso
Christian Lee
What wool dress pants do you get? I'm stuck wearing Chinos right now and I'm trying to find high-rise wool dress pants.
Alexander Wood
Does anyone know if Massimo Dutti stuff is any good for daily office wear? Shirts, suits, shoes etc.
Noah Ramirez
Isn't leaving an impression the opposite of basic