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im not sure about everywhere else but down here in Miami Forever 21 started selling mens clothes. its pretty good and very cheap.

banana republic is too...boxy for my taste. Clothes have to fit me like armor, not a carbord box.

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Originally posted by hiram im not sure about everywhere else but down here in Miami Forever 21 started selling mens clothes. its pretty good and very cheap.

Pretty sure it's everywhere by now. I bought a bunch of shirts from there, way cheap

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Originally posted by wizniz you blew half of your what?

i blew half of your load
thank you good night

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Originally posted by bas Pretty sure it's everywhere by now. I bought a bunch of shirts from there, way cheap

i totally thought you were joking when you sent Rob that text about buying a bunch of shirts at Forever 21.

Lol, I had forgotten about that until now...

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Originally posted by l�cid i totally thought you were joking when you sent Rob that text about buying a bunch of shirts at Forever 21.

Nope! Look I had a few beers and went shopping with Bunny, to my surprise there was some guys stuff at Forever 21...I felt like sharing my joy with friends IT'S CHEAP!! I got shirts for like $12 a pop

I'm not ashamed

H&M

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Originally posted by bas Nope! Look I had a few beers and went shopping with Bunny, to my surprise there was some guys stuff at Forever 21...I felt like sharing my joy with friends IT'S CHEAP!! I got shirts for like $12 a pop I'm not ashamed

it was just funny because i don't think the Forever 21 stores around here carry men's stuff, so you can imagine our surprise.

seriously though. i'm happy for you.

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Originally posted by l�cid seriously though. congratulations on all your success.

Hahaa i hate you guys

<3 you too B^2

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Originally posted by RJT <3 you too B^2

you VB

Target has clothes for $5.

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Originally posted by wizniz H&M

best accessories & good shit for guys too.

i am not ashamed to say that i buy a lot of basic clothes (tank tops, t-shirts, sweaters, skirts, jeans, etc) from Target, Kohl's, TJMaxx, Marshall's, and other "discount" stores. i would rather splurge when it comes to more permanent items that really take a beating such as shoes, purses/bags, and outerwear... because that's when you're really getting what you pay for.

i was wearing this one t-shirt i got for $10 at Kohl's out to a club one night, and a guy asks me "is that shirt from Diesel?" so i replied "nah, it was $10 at Kohl's, but it's good to know i tricked you into thinking i'm so trendy!"

i have a hard time keeping up with rob and myra when it comes to trends. it seems like everytime we meet up they have a new style and i'm one step behind. it's like i'm trying to chase carmen sandiego.

I would never be caught wearing any BR stuff.

Kill me first.

Thanks though, I have a friend who would like this, shes a BR whore.

so here goes:

I LOVE express, so anyone who suggested them, im already there.

I like BR jeans for men. they fit well.

and i cant be arsed to search ross and all those places because usually when i do go to those type places, since i have a super common size, its impossible to find what i like.

oh and mezzir: yes outlets ftw, but they dont exist in every place.

NO!!! on BR, Express, Armani Exchange
or
Hollister, A & F, American Eagle,
and all this other shit with their logos on it.

most of it is made with one body type in mind,
and the difference between a L,M, S is usually the length of the item
and doesn't take into account the actual dimensions of the human body.

and like someone else stated earlier, there is really no reason to spend 40 - 50 dollars on a t-shirt that is of the same quality or even worse in some cases than a t shirt that can be had for less than 20 dollars.
ditto with 100 - 200 jeans that are made out of cheap denim, poorly constructed, with the next trendy brand name on the back.

now the difference between a 200 - 500 dollars suit in comparison to a suit 1500 - 2000 dollars suit is worlds apart. i know that a tailor can help on a cheap suit, but he can't do miracles. it's all in the construction. same goes with shoes.

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Originally posted by daydreamer NO!!! on BR, Express, Armani Exchange or Hollister, A & F, American Eagle, and all this other shit with their logos on it. most of it is made with one body type in mind, and the difference between a L,M, S is usually the length of the item and doesn't take into account the actual dimensions of the human body.

yea, they're made for the "average" body type. if you're anorexically-thin or a waddling fat-ass you're gonna have a hard time finding clothes that fit well regardless of what brands you're trying to shop for.

I have no BR ...

plenty of Penguin ... does that make me a pretentious prick?

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Originally posted by jdat I have no BR ... plenty of Penguin ... does that make me a pretentious prick?

yes, but only because you're an art student.

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Originally posted by l�cid yes, but only because you're an art student.

I'm actually aiming to start wearing all black exlusively ... sad I know


but I already have all my bags in black that's a start right?
Camera, laptop, messenger, backpack bags all blacks.

right... actually neither.
definitely not fat, maybe the 'avg' american body type is big, i don't know, that could explain it.
my point is that where i to buy a 'S' at BR per se,
what would be taken in would be the length from neck to hem of the shirt, and the length of the arms, but not the waist line or torso of the shirt. that's why when you tuck them in, it balloons around and over the belt.

recently i've heard that they released a slim-fit/more tapered shirts
but i've not gone back, so i can't exactly comment.

even with the brands i use, i usually have to get a few minor adjustment made to them to fall in line to the rest of my wardrobe, but nothing like a complete readjustment of the garment is necessary.

what do i know, i haven't been back to any of these stores in years.
maybe things have changed, in terms of quality and fit.

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Originally posted by l�cid yea, they're made for the "average" body type. if you're anorexically-thin or a waddling fat-ass you're gonna have a hard time finding clothes that fit well regardless of what brands you're trying to shop for.

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