[The_Blob]

How much and where do you shop? I spend about one thousand a year and my favourite places to shop are Hugo Boss, Nautica, J.Crew, and GAP I never pay retail prices.

[truong321]

oh...

[MMMazing07]

GAP= GAY AND PROUD

sorry had to throw it out there

[killjohnnyforan]

Originally Posted by The_Blob

How much and where do you shop? I spend about one thousand a year and my favourite places to shop are Hugo Boss, Nautica, J.Crew, and GAP I never pay retail prices.

how do you spend so little? esp on Hugo Boss.. i spend that a month lol

[toddy]

I spend about $1000 but then I only go clothes shopping once every 5 years. So I guess that averages to 200$ a year?

[duyh]

i swear you post the dumbest threads.

[The_Blob]

Originally Posted by MMMazing07

GAP= GAY AND PROUD

sorry had to throw it out there

Like yourself huh?

[asian010]

the past year about... 80 bucks. on 2 things.

[Year's_End]

mebbe no more than 200 a year

[Neurorad]

In the last year:

Last Jan - tshirt, at a bar

June - got a 'free' tshirt with a music festival ticket

Last week - tshirt, gym shop


I used to think fashion was important, until I realized it's a giant scam.

I have enough clothes to last 5 lifetimes, except for underwear, socks, and maybe jeans, which wear out.

Every chump in SoCal, flame on.

[TiAg335i]

Originally Posted by Neurorad

In the last year:

Last Jan - tshirt, at a bar

June - got a 'free' tshirt with a music festival ticket

Last week - tshirt, gym shop


I used to think fashion was important, until I realized it's a giant scam.

I have enough clothes to last 5 lifetimes, except for underwear, socks, and maybe jeans, which wear out.

Every chump in SoCal, flame on.

Fashion is important for the ladies...did you forget or are you married?

[aut0sh0cker]

In the last year, I have spent more on clothes than on my e92... and i bought it jan 08.

Lookin fly aint cheap in Socal!

[wj4]

It's not consistent with me. I probably spent close to $2,000 on jeans last year because I replaced my old ones. But now I'm content with them and haven't bought a pair of jeans in nearly a year.

As far as t shirts go...I just get the ones I like from Express that are $10-20 a piece when on sale. Same with my jackets/coats, I never pay retail for anything, and wait for a sale of some sort.

I also tend to stay away from brands like Ed Hardy and such because when the trend fades out, you will not want to wear the stuff anymore.

The most I spend on is probably shoes, lol. Although I've cut down tremendously since my prime days during high school, I still have about 35-40 pairs of sneakers that I regularly wear.

[MMMazing07]

Originally Posted by The_Blob

Like yourself huh?

you make threads about the most metrosexual stuff you probably spend more money on cloths than my GF lol and your insecure about it so you make a thread to see if your normal

[wj4]

Originally Posted by Neurorad

In the last year:

Last Jan - tshirt, at a bar

June - got a 'free' tshirt with a music festival ticket

Last week - tshirt, gym shop


I used to think fashion was important, until I realized it's a giant scam.

I have enough clothes to last 5 lifetimes, except for underwear, socks, and maybe jeans, which wear out.

Every chump in SoCal, flame on.

No roasting from me, man. The best thing you can wear is swagger. There are chumps out there wearing $1,000 LV Millionaire sunglasses, $300 jeans, $100 t shirt and at the end of the day, they're just trying to fit in and appear 'cool'. If you have the swagger AKA confident, you can skip all of that mess.

My friend is the conservative type..one pair of Converse Chuck Taylors, clothes from the 'cheaper' stores, but he still bags as many girls as anyone else.

Fashion trend comes and go. Look at the whole jersey trend from the early 2000s. Those jerseys were not cheap either..$150+ for one of them. Then you had the whole dress shirt with hat trend after that. You're going to be broke keeping up with the latest trends, like keeping up with having the newest generation of cars.

It's better to develop your own style than to follow others in the current fashion trend. Like this stupid ass trend that became popular over the last season...wearing 'summer scarfs' like we're in the hot desert. Or wearing a formal vest over a t shirt.

[aut0sh0cker]

Originally Posted by wj4

It's not consistent with me. I probably spent close to $2,000 on jeans last year because I replaced my old ones. But now I'm content with them and haven't bought a pair of jeans in nearly a year.

As far as t shirts go...I just get the ones I like from Express that are $10-20 a piece when on sale. Same with my jackets/coats, I never pay retail for anything, and wait for a sale of some sort.

I also tend to stay away from brands like Ed Hardy and such because when the trend fades out, you will not want to wear the stuff anymore.

The most I spend on is probably shoes, lol. Although I've cut down tremendously since my prime days during high school, I still have about 35-40 pairs of sneakers that I regularly wear.

I regret to inform you that you have violated official Man Law 7:1-6, 18-24, and 54:6a-7bc... I hereby order you to surrender your title of "Man" or it will be taken by force.

Happy shopping/dishwashing/shirt ironing/car crashing,
-Scott

[TurboFan]

Originally Posted by wj4

No roasting from me, man. The best thing you can wear is swagger. There are chumps out there wearing $1,000 LV Millionaire sunglasses, $300 jeans, $100 t shirt and at the end of the day, they're just trying to fit in and appear 'cool'. If you have the swagger AKA confident, you can skip all of that mess.

My friend is the conservative type..one pair of Converse Chuck Taylors, clothes from the 'cheaper' stores, but he still bags as many girls as anyone else.

Fashion trend comes and go. Look at the whole jersey trend from the early 2000s. Those jerseys were not cheap either..$150+ for one of them. Then you had the whole dress shirt with hat trend after that. You're going to be broke keeping up with the latest trends, like keeping up with having the newest generation of cars.

It's better to develop your own style than to follow others in the current fashion trend. Like this stupid ass trend that became popular over the last season...wearing 'summer scarfs' like we're in the hot desert. Or wearing a formal vest over a t shirt.

Hell yes. If I spent $2000 on jeans, I'd have 100 pairs of jeans. $200 jeans is a bigger scam than Bimmian mods. I might spend $1000 on clothes in an entire year, excluding suits or dress shoes. I haven't had to buy a suit in a couple years, but they run me about $1000 each.

[iatacs19]

Originally Posted by duyh

i swear you post the dumbest threads.

+ 1

[jaiman]

Originally Posted by iatacs19

+ 1

+2

[Los Angeles]

Originally Posted by aut0sh0cker

In the last year, I have spent more on clothes than on my e92... and i bought it jan 08.

Lookin fly aint cheap in Socal!

+1. I'll spend about $2,500/yr on clothes/shoes.

[e92leon]

Tooooo F***ing much

[ejazbmw]

when i was in high school which was 3 years ago I'd blow all my money on clothes probably 2-3gs but now that I kinda grew up so I'll spend like maybe 600bucks-800....last year i spent only 200dollars lol