How much do you spend on clothes?

Zzonked wrote:

NGreat wrote:Not a huge fan of most of these trainers which are cropping up. I don't mind hi-tops though. To be honest, I wear plimsolls. Unless I'm at a formal event in which case I wear *ahem* boots .

A decent pair of boots is good for every occasion

Good man, thought I'd be the only non-trainer guy here

Dean, I'm thinking more these kind of boots,
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/men/shoes/boots/black-military-style-lace-up-boots-249437

Might get some joggers for spring/summer. Jeans are too stuffy and I don't do shorts. perhaps Jack Wills

Spend quite a fair bit on clothes tbh.

Few decent brands, Topman, River Island etc. That sort of stuff.

I spent £180 in 2 hours the other day.

I could spend about £150 a day in town on clothes

Glad I don't go shopping that often tbh Need a job too pay for it

Going on a spending spree

I hate Jack Wills, don't even know why

moscowmadeit3 wrote:Going on a spending spree

I hate Jack Wills, don't even know why

Overpriced? That's what I thought anyway.

Like to shop at Burton, Asos and Topman meself. Also noticed only today whilst in town that Newlook have a Mens department. Had a quick browse and there is some quality stuff in there at reasonable prices. Might have a look online later, partly so I don't have the embarrassment of carrying the shoppin bag home.

I was going to buy the "Luke" brand just for the novelty of it because my name's Luke but it was like £80 for a plain polo with a badge on it...fuck that.

My dad then got one for £15 in TK Maxx

moscowmadeit3 wrote:Going on a spending spree

I hate Jack Wills, don't even know why

I know why, it's boring and expensive. But unfortunatly, places such as River Island and Topman don't do fleece hoodies, you wanna get one of them from A&F/Hollister/Jack Wills. I hate American clothes so Jack Wills it is.

Luxz0rz wrote:I was going to buy the "Luke" brand just for the novelty of it because my name's Luke but it was like £80 for a plain polo with a badge on it...fuck that.

My dad then got one for £15 in TK Maxx

Luke's stuff is lovely. I promised myself I'd get a Luke coat in the sale but never got round to it, probably all good stuff will be sold out now.

NGreat wrote:

Zzonked wrote:

NGreat wrote:Not a huge fan of most of these trainers which are cropping up. I don't mind hi-tops though. To be honest, I wear plimsolls. Unless I'm at a formal event in which case I wear *ahem* boots .

A decent pair of boots is good for every occasion

Good man, thought I'd be the only non-trainer guy here

Dean, I'm thinking more these kind of boots,
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/men/shoes/boots/black-military-style-lace-up-boots-249437

Might get some joggers for spring/summer. Jeans are too stuffy and I don't do shorts. perhaps Jack Wills

Them kind of boots are much nicer, tempted to purchase them cos a few mates have told me to. I don't like trainers really either, certainly not like the Nike, Reebok, Adidas etc. Shorts are alright but I only buy chequered ones. Jeans look daft with most footwear, trousers that are tight round the lower leg ftw

Also, shirts with hoods are the bizz

I buy distinctive, stuff with cool designs(real designs, not just adidas all over the hoodie or the Henleys-style stuff splashed all over the tees), got some of the less ostentatious henleys stuff though, they aren't bad when they don't do the chav thing.

I have an issue with the hollister/soulcal/superdry stuff because take off the logo and 9/10 times it's left bare, and that's just annoying.
Lacoste takes the cake, though.Plain,tiny logo, and twice the price of its worth. You have to be an idiot to buy that stuff.

I normally look for Ecko, Crosshatch(becoming the new henleys, unfortunately) or Bench stuff, but I don't spend loads except on stuff that fits my style or has a good design, so I rarely drop more than £100 on clothes shopping.

Thoughts on these?





Don't know which ones to buy

I'd probably go with the bottoms ones because I don't like how it says Goodyear on the top ones.


Got these the other day

and wanna get this jacket to wear to forest

forestfcfan wrote:

and wanna get this jacket to wear to forest

I got that jacket in a red last week from urbanindustry.

Urban Industrys pretty sick, I got the picture off that site. I like some of the tees they do

forestfcfan wrote:Urban Industrys pretty sick, I got the picture off that site. I like some of the tees they do

Or there's these Forest Hills shoes ...

Jelavic18|RFC wrote:

forestfcfan wrote:Urban Industrys pretty sick, I got the picture off that site. I like some of the tees they do

Or there's these Forest Hills shoes ...

Love Adidas trainers and i got to say those are really nice

bcfcben wrote:

Jelavic18|RFC wrote:

forestfcfan wrote:Urban Industrys pretty sick, I got the picture off that site. I like some of the tees they do

Or there's these Forest Hills shoes ...

Love Adidas trainers and i got to say those are really nice

Search forest hills shoes or something on google images ... there's millions of different colours of them.

Just a bit too......red

Prefer the Gazelle's meself.

NGreat wrote:

Zzonked wrote:

NGreat wrote:Not a huge fan of most of these trainers which are cropping up. I don't mind hi-tops though. To be honest, I wear plimsolls. Unless I'm at a formal event in which case I wear *ahem* boots .

A decent pair of boots is good for every occasion

Good man, thought I'd be the only non-trainer guy here

Dean, I'm thinking more these kind of boots,
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/men/shoes/boots/black-military-style-lace-up-boots-249437

Might get some joggers for spring/summer. Jeans are too stuffy and I don't do shorts. perhaps Jack Wills

Them boots have become quite popular now, I haven't bought a pair, but I won't rule it out! Skinny jeans, pair of them, a long coat, scarf!

Just ordered these:

Since the most recent post have been about shoes, I thought I'd mention mine. I wear only Vans essentially. Love they way they feel on my feet.

Currently have these ones.



Plan on getting some new ones soon though. Love this style so was thinking same ones in different color?

http://shop.vans.com/catalog/Vans/en_US/style/99z.html?categoryId=10147#variation-5

I don't bother with all the brands, a bit stupid really, my motto is that you pay for the name not the clothing.

I normally just wear some jeans, pumps, t-shirt and jumper really, you can't go wrong.

I got a Hollister t-shirt for christmas and these

they are pretty decent and comfy

H-T-W14i wrote:I don't bother with all the brands, a bit stupid really, my motto is that you pay for the name not the clothing.

I normally just wear some jeans, pumps, t-shirt and jumper really, you can't go wrong.

Where'd you get those jeans from mate? Smart them.

I like that sweater.

Scouser_Dave wrote:

H-T-W14i wrote:I don't bother with all the brands, a bit stupid really, my motto is that you pay for the name not the clothing.

I normally just wear some jeans, pumps, t-shirt and jumper really, you can't go wrong.

Where'd you get those jeans from mate? Smart them.

I found 'em in TK Maxx, they are Boxfresh just google em and you will find them, a steal really, same with the jumper.

When you go in top man, you need to watch your back. Homosexual hunting ground.

H-T-W14i wrote:

Scouser_Dave wrote:

H-T-W14i wrote:I don't bother with all the brands, a bit stupid really, my motto is that you pay for the name not the clothing.

I normally just wear some jeans, pumps, t-shirt and jumper really, you can't go wrong.

Where'd you get those jeans from mate? Smart them.

I found 'em in TK Maxx, they are Boxfresh just google em and you will find them, a steal really, same with the jumper.

Ta for that mate.