Your favorite clothing companies?

Fruit of the Loom!
jk

Originally Posted by Wolfen

I never look at brand. If I look good in it and it's comfortable, I'll wear it.

^^^
Same here.

If I had to choose, it'd be Element.
Or just a random T-Shirt that says, "Squirrel!", with a picture of a squirrel above it.

I just go for what I like, but it's almost always from a brand, like, Famous Stars and Straps, or Zoo York. I have a Volcom shirt too I have a couple of South Pole hoodies, and some shirts as well (the shirts I rarely wear since most of them have SOUTH POLE in some design that really isn't that great. However, this one shirt that has a printed "S" on it is sexy)

Dickies has good quality stuff. I do like Independent for their jeans.
Other than that? Pfffffft!! I dont give a snot one way or the other about the company of clothing. As long as it looks good to me and lasts a while, its all good!

They're all the same to me. Whatever makes what fits me the way I like and is cheap enough.

Also, any shirt with one of those cute sayings on it is out of the ♥♥♥♥ing question.

^agreed. I do not like slogan t-shirts. If i see someone wearing one, its ok i guess. Especially if its funny, but i would never really wear one.

I really don't care. If it fits, looks good enough to wear publicly, it's a candidate to be in my dresser. I really don't like spending a lot on clothes, since you really don't need designer clothes or $300 dollar pants to look reasonable.

99% of my clothes are there because they look cool and or fit comfortably. Not because of the companies. I must say though Fruit of the Loom makes comfortable underpants

Anything really that's found in urban outfitters or american apparel.

This place is da shiz, I'm tellin' ya. Like, half my wardrobe is from there.

Buckle is the most overpriced store in existence. Seriously. Any store that will sell you a t-shirt for $30 should be shut down.

Brooks Brothers - I need my polos and dress shirts

Rock and Republic/7 for all Mankind/ Diesel - I need jeans, but each brand sometimes does some things I don't like so much and sometimes they are perfect, so they kind of tie.

North Face - Jackets! whooo.

T-Shirt wise I jump around from Wet Cement down to Enthusiast Apparel.

As for accessories and such, I tend to spend a little more as they last much longer. I've always been a Gucci fan for wallets and such, although I've only ever purchased one and its lasted me a good 5 years are so and is just fine to keep going. Recently they've been kinda eh, and I'd probably go with Mont Blanc, they have some very nice leather things even though they are a pen company mostly.

Originally Posted by Shmeh

Buckle is the most overpriced store in existence. Seriously. Any store that will sell you a t-shirt for $30 should be shut down.

I do believe Brioni has some T-Shirts that run more like 400. I think Gucci's Ts are up there too. D&G is around 200. As much as I believe some of their products justify the cost, their T-Shirts are for people with too little taste and too much money.

Originally Posted by Bradapalooza

I do believe Brioni has some T-Shirts that run more like 400. I think Gucci's Ts are up there too. D&G is around 200. As much as I believe some of their products justify the cost, their T-Shirts are for people with too little taste and too much money.

I would never pay over $100 for clothing other than a suit.

Meh, but if you've got the money, why not waste it? I totally get it.

Even if $30 is too much for a tee.

Hollister, Aerpostle, Armani, and American Eagle. You know, the clothes for douchebags like me!

Oh wait, those are clothing brands I hate. I wear anything that looks good, hell almost every one of my shirts comes from a thrift store. Even got me an Aerpostle shirt from a garage sale for a buck. Don't see why there's brand loyalty for shirts that costs some Pakastani kid 40 cents a day to make.

So becuase you wear expensive clothes you are a douche?

Originally Posted by Zoltar

So becuase you wear expensive clothes you are a douche?

9 times out of 10, yes. I mean, why the hell would you spend $30 on a T-shirt and $150 on ripped pants? That just screams douche. You can get the same pair of ripped and patched pants by simply getting out, getting rough, and then sewing your own patches on or if you like the faded look, you can get a pair of faded jeans at a thrift store for $5.

Suits on the otherhand, those are sometimes worth the price.

people that make jeans. people that make solid colored shirts that don't have pockets or a V neck.

Value Village, buying new clothes is dumb.

Used to be big in to skateboarding, so I've always worn skate branded stuff. Nike SB, Four Star, éS, Enjoi. All that kinda crap.

I wear a lot of Superdry shirts when I go out.

Meh. I like brands.

Originally Posted by Shmeh

Buckle is the most overpriced store in existence. Seriously. Any store that will sell you a t-shirt for $30 should be shut down.

Meh. Expensive, but the clothes are quality. I've found that the things that I buy there last ten times longer than the clothes I buy near everywhere else. So why not pay the extra $15 for a shirt that will last you 5 more years than usual?

Plus they look good. That's a big plus. +

Originally Posted by Nox

Don't see why there's brand loyalty for shirts that costs some Pakastani kid 40 cents a day to make.

Wow, now they've gone from paying the kids 40 cents a day, to making the kids pay 40 cents a day to make the clothes? LOL!

I thought I should also add that a brand name does not influence me to buy something, but a brand might influence me NOT to buy something. like, I'd never buy anything from places like hollister or banana republic, etc. not even from a garage sale, because I have no desire to be mistaken for a douchebag who wastes money on crap they can get for a 10th of the cost minus the stupid label, or worse- has loads of credit card debt because I believe that I HAVE to fill my wardrobe with crap like that to fit in or be accepted.

I have prioroties, and impressing the blind and dumb masses is pretty damn well at bottom of that list.