Whats your favorite clothing company? (this is more for men)

[kimpoy2006]

Ralph Lauren (polo shirts:yes: [this is the most common clothing that you will see me wearing most of the time!]), GAP, some Armani(X.) polos and tees, and some polos that i don't know what company they came from...

personally I like polos and shorts, so Armani (Ralph Lauren is a little bit too expensive, i only get it when my mom/dad buys me)

 

[Xilef]

I haven't even heard of most of those. Except from GAP, but the day I vote that is the day battle world gets voted project of the month.

 

[madmax_vii]

Levi's and others are better

 

[Lackluster]

Fitch

 

[Calibre]

The choices seem to be very Americanised though your not from America, right? If i had to choose one of them I'd say Abercrombie but I wear more stuff like Oakley, River Island stuff, Billabong, Quiksilver... stuff from a shop called "Free Spirit" really.

 

[Lackluster]

The choices seem to be very Americanised though your not from America, right? If i had to choose one of them I'd say Abercrombie but I wear more stuff like Oakley, River Island stuff, Billabong, Quiksilver... stuff from a shop called "Free Spirit" really.

He listed a bunch of "high fashion" stuff. >.>

 

[madmax_vii]

The choices seem to be very Americanised though your not from America, right? If i had to choose one of them I'd say Abercrombie but I wear more stuff like Oakley, River Island stuff, Billabong, Quiksilver... stuff from a shop called "Free Spirit" really.

I think this is the first time I've agreed with you today, but yeah I'd never really wear this high fashion stuff

 

[Calibre]

I know Lackluster, but it's not generally worn in the UK all that much from who I know and see. I have an Abercrombie shirt but we have to import it, unless u wanna travel to a major city and pay a ton.

Von Dutch is about too, but I mostly just see their caps as opposed to shirts.

GAP isn't really considered all that trendy here IMO.

Ive never heard of American Eagle.

And Ralph lauren is kinda worn in either a sporting way or it's often worn by chavy people.

And Madmax, I assume we agree as we are both from England.

EDIT:

As for these clothes being high fashion, what costs are we talking for them? The clothes I was talking about originally would cost about 30 quid for one of the better ones?

 

[Lackluster]

I know Lackluster, but it's not generally worn in the UK all that much from who I know and see. I have an Abercrombie shirt but we have to import it, unless u wanna travel to a major city and pay a ton.

Von Dutch is about too, but I mostly just see their caps as opposed to shirts.

GAP isn't really considered all that trendy here IMO.

Ive never heard of American Eagle.

And Ralph lauren is kinda worn in either a sporting way or it's often worn by chavy people.

And Madmax, I assume we agree as we are both from England.

EDIT:

As for these clothes being high fashion, what costs are we talking for them? The clothes I was talking about originally would cost about 30 quid for one of the better ones?

Pretty damn expensive...I think GAP is the only cheap brand he listed >.<

 

[Calibre]

Okay then well makes from Europe should include Diesel, Firetrap, G-Star, D & G, K-Swiss... that's the equivalent here I should think.

 

[Culex]

Anything that covers my shame. Hell, a potato sack would work. Idahoan is a good brand.

 

[Ellie]

Neither, I don't believe in fashion or buying something just because it's fashionable. If I had to choose I'd say Fruit of the Loom, but only because they made my Green Day T-Shirt

 

[Lackluster]

Neither, I don't believe in fashion or buying something just because it's fashionable. If I had to choose I'd say Fruit of the Loom, but only because they made my Green Day T-Shirt

Green Day are washed up sellouts *cough*

 

[Ellie]

But they make (or made) good music :/

 

[Lackluster]

But they make (or made) good music :/

Indeed their old stuff is magnificent...but after they turned all emo their music also started failing..

 

[Roman Candle]

None of the above. I buy clothes whenever I see nice ones, (which isn't often). Actually, despite being the number one place for badly dressed gay men to buy clothes, Topman actually sells a lot of nice things.

Clothes for men are almost all terrible at the moment. Apparently shops don't want to sell people clothes with colours on. God fobid anyone to buy clothes which don't purposefully look faded and craped out already. Because, you know, otherwise you might look cheerful, or something.

 

[Lackluster]

None of the above. I buy clothes whenever I see nice ones, (which isn't often). Actually, despite being the number one place for badly dressed gay men to buy clothes, Topman actually sells a lot of nice things.

Clothes for men are almost all terrible at the moment. Apparently shops don't want to sell people clothes with colours on. God fobid anyone to buy clothes which don't purposefully look faded and craped out already. Because, you know, otherwise you might look cheerful, or something.

Amen to that

 

[Calibre]

Im a sucker for the whole faded ripped jean fad I must say, but I'll be still doing it when it's not "cool" too!

Ripped Jeans and some sort of vibrant well fitted surf make t-shirt. If I'm feeling like looking a little more gay then I'll go with a yellow river isalnd t-shirt.

 

[ddrfreak_bb]

I'd say A&F and American Eagle. I'm not in it for the labels, and I think the labels idea is pretty messed up, but I like the way their clothes look. A BIG difference from me, circa 2 years ago, where I was a frequent customer at Hot Topic.

 

[Lackluster]

Im a sucker for the whole faded ripped jean fad I must say, but I'll be still doing it when it's not "cool" too!

Ripped Jeans and some sort of vibrant well fitted surf make t-shirt. If I'm feeling like looking a little more gay then I'll go with a yellow river isalnd t-shirt.

Add some eyeliner and various piercings and you're golden.