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Posted by Chris Crossland on Sep-24-2006 09:47:

Expensive clothes

I'm not one to buy really expensive clothes but this shirt has my name all over it!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...36592&s=apparel
Buy one!

It's friggin awesome!!!! Killer price tag but i think its worth it. It'll be my drinking shirt.

You guys buy expensive clothes? I try and go cheap, half the time i dont even care what im wearing...


Posted by Danny Ocean on Sep-24-2006 09:51:

if i really like it, i will..i bought t shirts that go for the same price as that shirt..it jsut depends on the item, and how unique i find it to be.


Posted by MikeJones on Sep-24-2006 11:59:

I dont buy very expensive clothes. Everything seems to be expensive these days anyhow.

But about that shirt. I dont know if i really like it. The second i saw it, it reminded me of that classic movie "Weekend at Bernies" haha I could of sworn that shirt was on one of the guys that had Bernie and were looking for the treasure.


Posted by TazZ-erT on Sep-24-2006 13:16:

I wouldnt call that very expensive.. Plus is ugly


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-24-2006 15:43:

Walk around a mall these days, you'll see uglier shirts for double the price. Ever been inside a Hugo Boss store or similar? Thats what they'd charge for a wallet or a belt or something.


Posted by Marc Summers on Sep-24-2006 15:49:

What makes that shirt $80.00? What's the material. Who was it made by (Little children in sweatshops, etc.)? What company produced it?

It's a piece of cloth, bro. It's not worth it.


Posted by igottaknow on Sep-24-2006 15:51:

i want a denali fleece jacket but its so freaking expensive. hard to justify.


Posted by Salegon on Sep-24-2006 15:53:

It's allright. If you feel comfortable, just buy it.

I usually wear Raplph Lauren Polo, which is not that cheap, too.


Posted by Marc Summers on Sep-24-2006 15:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Salegon
I usually wear Raplph Lauren Polo, which is not that cheap, too.


I've been thinking about wearing polos. T-shirts are starting to look really cheesy, IMO.


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-24-2006 15:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Temperate
I've been thinking about wearing polos. T-shirts are starting to look really cheesy, IMO.



Polo way to go. Lacoste is a fucking rip off like fuck though... In India at an authorized lacoste dealer i'd pay about $30 for a new polo and in Los Angeles they'd charge me 120 for the same thing. Fucking ridiculous markup. Polos are a bit cheaper but not much.


Posted by Marc Summers on Sep-24-2006 16:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Allied Nations
Polo way to go. Lacoste is a fucking rip off like fuck though... In India at an authorized lacoste dealer i'd pay about $30 for a new polo and in Los Angeles they'd charge me 120 for the same thing. Fucking ridiculous markup. Polos are a bit cheaper but not much.


Yeah, I know. Lacoste is the big thing in NJ, especially in the clubs when they pop the collars.

I don't like Lacoste because they have the alligator on the chest. I payed for the shirt, and I am not going to advertise the brand, they should be paying me for that. I'm going to buy a bunch of shirt from L.L.Bean:

A. No Brand name stamped on anything but the tag on the neck
B. They're cheap
C. They're made well.
D. Any polo looks good


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-24-2006 16:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Temperate
Yeah, I know. Lacoste is the big thing in NJ, especially in the clubs when they pop the collars.

I don't like Lacoste because they have the alligator on the chest. I payed for the shirt, and I am not going to advertise the brand, they should be paying me for that. I'm going to buy a bunch of shirt from L.L.Bean:

A. No Brand name stamped on anything but the tag on the neck
B. They're cheap
C. They're made well.
D. Any polo looks good



Artistically, I like the way a logo looks on a shirt, it breaks up the color. Ralph Lauren Polos for example have a different color horse depending on the shirts color- it looks good I think. I have a black one with a red horse, looks hot.


Posted by Nayil on Sep-24-2006 16:11:

GAP 1969 Jeans FTW.

A little more expensive than their usual ones. Great detailing......

50 bucks for a pair....but worth it.


Posted by Dj_Skez on Sep-24-2006 16:17:

As far as jeans go , I love Guess, Armani Xchange, Diesel, Express X2 jeans, Ralph Lauren.
As for shirts all of the above including Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Christian Dior, H&M and I love vintage clothing from certain designers.


Posted by LuckyKarma on Sep-24-2006 16:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj_Skez
As far as jeans go , I love Guess, Armani Xchange, Diesel, Express X2 jeans, Ralph Lauren.
As for shirts all of the above including Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Christian Dior, H&M and I love vintage clothing from certain designers.


I wish I could afford Armani and Diesel jeans, they look awesome. Unfortunately I just can't make myself spend $150+ on jeans when I can get nice looking and comfortable jeans from Hollister for $40-$60.


Posted by Salegon on Sep-24-2006 16:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Allied Nations
I have a black one with a red horse, looks hot.


hey, I've also got a Ralph Lauren shirt in this style.

+ I have a red one with a black horse


Posted by tribu on Sep-24-2006 16:58:

I just bought this shirt


Posted by Masonious on Sep-24-2006 17:00:

quote:
Originally posted by tribu
I just bought this shirt


hehe, awesome


Posted by Googooly on Sep-24-2006 17:10:

I got some quastions to ask:

1. Do you guys buy clothes of internet?
2. How can you make sure they fit you or not?
3. Is it worth it to buy clothes of online shops?


Posted by tribu on Sep-24-2006 17:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Googooly
I got some quastions to ask:

1. Do you guys buy clothes of internet?
2. How can you make sure they fit you or not?
3. Is it worth it to buy clothes of online shops?


1. Yes
2. Buy generic sized clothing, not thinks that will have to be tailored to fit (aka, buy tshirts online, not formal clothes)
3. worth is subjective


Posted by Aquarian on Sep-24-2006 17:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Googooly
I got some quastions to ask:

1. Do you guys buy clothes of internet?
2. How can you make sure they fit you or not?
3. Is it worth it to buy clothes of online shops?


1. If I want something specific that I can't find anywhere else

2. Buy larger than you think you'll need


Posted by DjConfessions on Sep-24-2006 17:13:

looks really generic


Posted by Marc Summers on Sep-24-2006 17:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Googooly
I got some quastions to ask:

1. Do you guys buy clothes of internet?
2. How can you make sure they fit you or not?
3. Is it worth it to buy clothes of online shops?


Nowadays, it's easy to buy and try it on. If it doesn't fit, you can return it for a different size. Sometimes the larger sizes are more expensive, so just put a check in the box or something, when you return it for a larger size.


Posted by Slylee on Sep-24-2006 17:21:

i can't afford expensive clothes right now


it's easy for chicks to buy cheap clothes that look expensive though in my opinion. i've bought some pretty cheap things before and everyone was like, "OMG! i love your top! where did you get that?"


Posted by Floorfiller on Sep-24-2006 17:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
i can't afford expensive clothes right now




yeah me neither :/... can't wait til i can style it up again someday hehe


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