<p>Where's the best place to buy plaid shirts that's not Abercrombie, Hollister, or other high school brands? I'm looking for shirts that fit, not something I would wear untucked and it look stupid. Basically a plaid shirt, that when worn untucked, looks fine. Ralph Lauren and Brooks Brothers seem to run quite large when untucked.</p>
<p>Another question. I dress sort of fratty. I like how Timberland shirts fit. What do you guys think about those?</p>
<p>I had a job where the required uniform was a white dress shirt, and dress pants or khakis. That was good enough for me. Since I also had a locker in my building, I kept a blazer and a tie in there so I could throw something on when corporate recruiters came to visit.</p>
<p>J Crew sells almost exclusively plaid shirts the last time I checked.</p>
<p>J Crew or Gap maybe.</p>
<p>J. Crew is good. You could also look into Banana Republic. If you’re not looking for specific stores, Macy’s/Nordstrom, etc. might have what you’re looking for.</p>
<p>I second deparment stores such as Macy’s and Nordstrom. You’ll definitely find nice shirts there. If you want cheaper TJ Maxx/Marshall’s type stores should work as well.</p>
<p>Why not go with Kohls as a nice compromise between overpriced stuff at mall stores and Marshall’s where it’s really really hit or miss?</p>
<p>Target Ross Marshalls Kmart Walmart if you’re on a budget </p>
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<p>Are you looking at the classic/regular fits for RL and Brooks Brothers? Their slim fits don’t seem to have that problem, even for an Asian guy like me. </p>
<p>Also, I’ve been able to find some non-logo products at Abercrombie outlets if the logo is what you don’t like.</p>
<p>Can’t go wrong with Kohls. Also consider consignment stores like Goodwill or salvation army. I’ve gotten a lot of those kinds of shirts there dirt cheap and received lots of compliments on them.</p>
<p>^^ I’m not into second hand stuff or recommend unless its one of a kind</p>
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<p>Kohl’s all the way. Old Navy. Unless you’re like rich or something, then Nordstrom’s, JCrew, Macy’s etc. Hit up the outlet malls too, great deals there. Ciao.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t rule out second hand. I’ve gotten a TON of barely used really nice clothes for cheap - Jcrew level type brands. Last month I wanted some dress pants from a certain store but $79 for one pair of pants was the lowest price they had at their online store. I searched Ebay for days and I paid 40 bucks total for a lot of 6 pairs and they’re brand new. Didn’t fit the seller. Win for me. </p>
<p>Personally second hand shops/sites would be the first places I would look for plaid shirts since they’ve been making them for forever. No one’s going to be able to tell if your shirt is from the a few years back or now if it’s in good condition. It’s not worth paying $30 bucks each for them.</p>
<p>I don’t know men’s clothes that well, but what about Lacoste and Express?</p>
<p>“Why not go with Kohls as a nice compromise between overpriced stuff at mall stores and Marshall’s where it’s really really hit or miss?”</p>
<p>This.</p>
<p>And I agree with gleekboy. Some second hand clothing is nice. I’ve found it’s difficult to find plaid, flannel, or other nice shirts in my size when I am there (many times they have XL that seems like an L in length, but then wide, which I can’t stand), but on occasion I will see a nice shirt I can get for $3-6. And $3 for a nice looking shirt? Heck…</p>
<p>Express has really nice plaid shirts. They can be expensive, ranging anywhere from 50-80 dollars each, but if you sign up for their emails and catch them at the right time (when they have sales) you can get really good deals. I often get coupons emailed from them that are like $15 off of a $30 dollar purchase, or $30 off of $75, etc. Right now they’re having a sale of 20% extra off of clearance already up to 70% off. I once got $80 dollar jeans for $18. :D</p>