<p>Just of curiosity and also trying to expand my fashion horizon,</p>
<p>I have a lot of nice dress shirts and pants</p>
<p>But my regular clothes comes from mostly the Gap, Banana Republic, American Apparel, Express and a few polo shirts of various brand</p>
<p>Threadless.com has some neat tshirts. This week’s ones are a bit lacking though…take a look through the whole catalog.</p>
<p>BustedTees.com</p>
<p>Enclothe.com</p>
<p>ImaginaryFoundation.com</p>
<p>TenBills.com</p>
<p>^Are all t-shirt sites.</p>
<p>I use:</p>
<p>threadless
shirt.woot.com for witty tees (occasionally)
[url=<a href=“http://pleasedress.me/]The”>http://pleasedress.me/]The</a> Tshirt and Tee Search Engine - PleaseDressMe<a href=“t-shirt%20search%20engine”>/url</a></p>
<p>Gabriel Brothers. Pair of jeans for $6, shirts for $1. Thrift is an art.</p>
<p>design by humans is also a good tshirt site</p>
<p>yeah, to lump all of the above into one kind of store, i’d say go to thrift stores in rich towns. alot of name-brand items, alot of really unique pieces… of course, you have to have some time to sift through alot of blah clothes, too.</p>
<p>btw, can the mod please ban 21shopping - the poster before mine. (not you, ticktock) it’s an ehf-ing business</p>
<p>banana republic sale rack FTW</p>
<p>^ Lol, yeah. Anywhere that has a clearance section.</p>
<p>Mostly Kohls.</p>
<p>The regular J Crew store is way too expensive for me, but I basically spend my life at the J Crew outlet. Everything is so cheap and so basic. I could buy my entire wardrobe there.</p>
<p>I buy almost all of my clothes at either Barneys or Nordstrom.com
I’m a Nordstrom addict, but apparently they don’t have a store in Manhattan yet.</p>
<p>Mostly shop at the Gap and thrift stores. Sometimes shop at the J Crew Outlet because the regular J Crew near my house only sells womens clothes for some odd reason.</p>
<p>urban outfitters, american apparel, express</p>
<p>Kohls, sports authority, garage sales, and thrift stores.</p>
<p>GUYS PUHLEEZ.</p>
<p>I buy my clothe at WAL-Mart.</p>
<p>Kohls (great for basics)
J Crew
Macy’s
Pac Sun
American Apparel
Urban Outfitters (yes!!!)
Gap
Banana Republic
Abercrombie
Hollister
American Eagle</p>
<p>At these stores, I find anything I need. They all are quite modern, sophisticated, and trendy (certain pieces). Obviously you might want to be a bit more selective at stores like A&F, HCO, AE, and Pac Sun because they do cater to the 18-under crowd.</p>
<p>Gabriel Brothers
Ross
Value City
Ebay
Wal-mart (Not preferrable… I find you can get better clothing cheaper elseware.)
Goodwill and Company</p>
<p>I have an aversion to labels, sorry guys. To me it looks like a walking billboard. I won’t touch it with a 10-foot pole.</p>
<p>^^^ me too. That is why i go to the bandana republic. I get nice dress socks for 2$, great polos from $10-15, pants for under $20, and this is WELL MADE CLOTHING without labels.</p>
<p>i buy most of my t-shirts from BustedTees.com
Wal-mart is also a nice option though</p>