Favorite Clothing Stores! (This thread title is too long for Guido to properly edit)

[lord_carbo]

Originally Posted by andyvball21

This doesnt count stores that sell food ex wal mart

Oh screw you.

Kohl's for pants (and occasionally shirts), most definitely. Threadless.com, PacSun, and Hollister's for shirts and stuff. Oh, and there was a really neat store that was kinda like Kohl's in Independence, MO where I got some nice stuff, but I forget the name.

Usually, though, my shirts are freebies for events and groups.

I also forget completely where I get my fleece jackets; I think everywhere, hehe.

Originally Posted by Squeek

Wherever things are cheap.

Clothes are a shackle of society. People who spend lots of money for clothing really scare me.

Oh, Squeek, you're completely anti-social.

When you're out 7-10 hours almost every day, it's nice to dress nice.

most ppl who buy a hollister and ambercrombieare kids that are full of themselves and there mommy or daddy's prolly got sum cash... which makes them spoiled

Hollister's is actually relatively cheap from what I've learned from shopping around a bit more. And half the time, unless Kohl's is having a sale (like, ya know, a REAL sale), their pants are the same price as Kohl's and are probably even better hehe.

Originally Posted by tsugomaru

~Tsugomaru

Man, ever since One Piece you've become more and more like Squeek.

[SimpsonFreak345]

american eagle, aeropostale and um..the gap.
yeah, thats where the majority of my closet came from.
old navy too.

[tsugomaru]

Originally Posted by lord_carbo

Man, ever since One Piece you've become more and more like Squeek.

Well, I admit that the sign-off was stolen from him. The reason why is because I have some accounts with usernames other than "Tsugomaru" that I use. I didn't want to get a new account named Tsugomaru because that's just how I roll. Once I make an account, I really don't want to make another. So rather than signing for specific forums, I just decide to sign-off for everything.

I've watched One Piece pretty much since Squeek recommended Bleach to me. It was the second series I watched and I know that was a long time back. I have no idea when Squeek watched One Piece but I didn't like the show because he liked it.

And what's wrong with people liking cheap clothes?

~Tsugomaru

[evilcowgod]

I'm a fan of any place that can get me good, durable clothing that doesn't tear apart in a matter of months.

[OrganisM]

I hate Sears like no other store. I worked there for three months.

Their products suck, and there are a thousand specialty stores that do everything better than that crap department store. Bleh.

[DDRBaller123]

Ecko-Red, In the streets of philly, Hollister, Abercrombie, American Eagle, K&G Men, Atlantic City,NJ

[phe0nixblade]

Rise. End of story.

[stretchypanda]

Originally Posted by Mini_Skirt

has anyone heard of Rue 21??

It's okay. I don't shop there very often anymore. Stores like that are too into the stretchy, tight-to-show-off-all-of-you clothes.

As for the people who pay a lot, I can sometimes understand it. I am not the type to go out and drop a hundred bucks for a pair of jeans, but especially when I am looking for professional clothes, I will stretch myself a little financially to get good, quality clothing. And really, I can tell the difference between something made for a department store and something made for Wal-Mart. The fabric is nicer, it usually wears better and lasts longer, and, I'm sorry, but polyester gets itchy and uncomfortable after a few washes.

So I don't necessarily spend an outrageous amount of money on my clothes, I just buy less, or I shop when stores have sales, because usually they'll be moving out merchandise that doesn't have a "season" and I can stock up on stuff I can wear anytime.

[jellygod]

AE, Aeropostale, Pac sun, Guess, and Kohl's.

[xharumoni]

Urbanwear, Macys, Kohl's, & Hot Topic.

[g4z33b0]

Pacsun, Walmart (my shoes were $8.97), Lids for my hats.

[mellonxcollie]

Most of my wardrobe comes from H&M, I love that store, and their clothes aren't that expensive. My shoes are all ratty old Chuck Taylors, except for a nice pair of flats I bought at Sears. They were $19.