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Your Favorite Brand Clothes? (pg. 5)
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by anuneventrade
It's not that I like to "dress preppy", it's that I like to look good. :p |
nothing wrong with that baby...i wish i worked at a clothing store hehehe...i'd be looking so good |
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| colonelcrisp |
for everyday i dont give a rats ass. at work i wear company golf shirts cause they are free and i own a dozen pair of decent slacks. when i go out i have some run of the mill clothes nothing special. for clubs and parties i have expensive taste
Snug Industries
Kick wear
kitchen orange
and then my infamous collection of dj and label shirts
vandit
blank and jones
tiesto
tidy traxx
perfecto
id&t and the list goes on |
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| ShadoWolf |
| quote: | Originally posted by blazed it
express dress shirts quality is sub par for what they charge. the construction is a bit shoddy, but i guess it's not too expensive. |
sometimes, but I just love the stuff there
right now I'm wearing a baby blue Express button up shirt, a blue striped Cerruti tie, black Express Producer pants, and nice dress shoes...
damn I look hot now :eyespop: :eyespop:
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| Floorfiller |
enough about clothes...lets talk shoes!!!!!
were you guys buying your shoes at??
i'm an Aldo fan myself...i'm sure some will agree with me hehehe |
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| Orbax |
I wear saucony jazz suede classics  99% of the time (except when motorcycle boots are applicable).
Shirts: Its hard. I have a 28.5 inch waist and a 40 inch chest hehe and my shoulders are huge. Nothing fits right. Abercrombie seems to fit well, but I also like Costco plain white Hanes classics. I just want a shirt that meet my shoulders at the seam and stops at around belt level
pants: gap only. I have 33 inch inseam with 30 inch waist (bigger than last waist because I wear em around hips). and their boot cuts are the only thing that fit.
thats about it. most of the time im just jeans, plain teeshirt, and old school running shoes :D |
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| Slylee |
| those are cool shoes. my closet is so versatile, it's crazy. i have so many different colors and styles, it depends on my mood. lately my favorite color in clothes (tops mainly) is bright turquois. looks great w/ the blonde hair... |
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| ShadoWolf |
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| Floorfiller |
i like those shadow
ok ok...i'm really getting excited about clothes now hehehe. what about how to take care of your clothes once you have them. like washing techniques etc. i don't want this new shirt of mine to get ruined hehehe. i guess a lot depends on material, but what do you guys usually do to take care of your clothes? |
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| Orbax |
Ive gone from dreadlocks to law school and everything in between. I have a blue shirt with sliver stars that I wear with my starry eyes contacts, etc...
I have a full nordstrom section from working there
I have all the other crap. I can dress up or down or hippy or goofy and party. Ihave doctors lab coats and cowboy oil cloth trench coats.
but if you are just going to hang out, which is hopfully most of the time, you should just wear something comfortably that makes you look good and doesnt mind getting stuff spilled on it! |
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| nic01445 |
| Eh, I like Abercrombie and Hollister, but I don't like paying money. Salesrack! |
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| Slylee |
| i don't take very good care of my clothes, they are all over the place. and i wash [b]everything/b] in the washing machine/dryer. except maybe one or two pairs of pants that i have to dry clean. |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
i don't take very good care of my clothes, they are all over the place. and i wash [b]everything/b] in the washing machine/dryer. except maybe one or two pairs of pants that i have to dry clean. |
see i don't take very good care either and i want to because now i'm starting to actually get some nice stuff. i hate doing laundry...its one of the worst things for me hehehe. but i wanna make a bigger effort to keep my stuff looking good.
example: turning your pants inside out in the wash as well as shirts helps to keep the colors brighter.
also using liquid detergeant and not powder keep your clothes better because the powder detergeant builds up in your clothes over time... |
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