Man of Honour
Aren't Sneakers another word for Hush Puppies?
Clothes .... Do you have many ?
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Aren't Sneakers another word for Hush Puppies?
Depends on the style I think - plus some people can carry a style off as they get older better than others as well.
I have no intention of giving up my black stone washed style jeans and a smart shirt or fairly plain t-shirt regardless of age.
have a couple of shirts for "occasions" plus a couple of pairs of trousers and a load of shirts for work. That's about it.Every time I see one of these posts it reminds me of Jeans and Sheuxsss. 
I've really thinned out my wardrobe over the past 2 years. Making sure most items are interchangeable. Spent too many years buying clothes that only went well with one other item and rarely wore.
I've really thinned out my wardrobe over the past 2 years. Making sure most items are interchangeable. Spent too many years buying clothes that only went well with one other item and rarely wore.
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Soldato
I find it hard to throw clothes away. I wear my clothes till they look tatty and then they get relegated to workwear, which further ruins them, but I still find it hard to bin them. Not sure why, but it just seems a waste.
I've got a lot of primark t shirts, £3 each so can't say no to them.
1 Ecko hoody, few jumpers, 2 pairs of nikes and a pair of boots for the winter. I live in tracksuit bottoms as well. Just cannot wear jeans.. sensitive skin
1 Ecko hoody, few jumpers, 2 pairs of nikes and a pair of boots for the winter. I live in tracksuit bottoms as well. Just cannot wear jeans.. sensitive skin
Yeah kinda this, but my wardrobe seems to get split over multiple locations, e.g. family home in Essex, current home in Chester, and GF's place Oop North. As one pile, probably quite a lot, and I generally charity shop the old stuff I know I won't wear again.
Soldato
A quick rough counts shows that I have:-
A metric **** ton of t-shirts and hoodies.
A few Stoke City shirts.
3 shirts
7 pairs of combats
5 pairs of combat/cargo shorts
A few pairs of jogging trousers and jogging shorts.
3 pairs of jeans
2 pairs of trainers
2 pairs of hiking shoes
3 pairs of boots.
7 jackets/coats
Numerous things such as socks, undies, hats, gloves and the like.
No 'proper' shoes, no ties and definitely no suits.
A metric **** ton of t-shirts and hoodies.
A few Stoke City shirts.
3 shirts
7 pairs of combats
5 pairs of combat/cargo shorts
A few pairs of jogging trousers and jogging shorts.
3 pairs of jeans
2 pairs of trainers
2 pairs of hiking shoes
3 pairs of boots.
7 jackets/coats
Numerous things such as socks, undies, hats, gloves and the like.
No 'proper' shoes, no ties and definitely no suits.
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2 pairs of Jeans.
2 pairs of tracky bottoms for the, Gym.
2 pairs of Cargo Jeans for work.
About 5 Polo shirts. 3 have been wrecked at work this year.
1 Jumper.
1 pair of Walking boots. Worn to and from work.
3 pairs of Trainers, 1 for, Gym and 2 for casual.
1 pair of shoes.
1 Coat
1 Jacket
1 Raincoat
2 pairs of tracky bottoms for the, Gym.
2 pairs of Cargo Jeans for work.
About 5 Polo shirts. 3 have been wrecked at work this year.
1 Jumper.
1 pair of Walking boots. Worn to and from work.
3 pairs of Trainers, 1 for, Gym and 2 for casual.
1 pair of shoes.
1 Coat
1 Jacket
1 Raincoat
Permabanned
I always dress the same.
I just have a few copies of the same stuff.
At some point I replace the whole wardrobe.
So it's like... 1 trip to town every couple of years. That's enough high street for me tbh.
I just have a few copies of the same stuff.
At some point I replace the whole wardrobe.
So it's like... 1 trip to town every couple of years. That's enough high street for me tbh.
Man of Honour
Bearing mind that I'm an old man, so have had plenty of time to collect:
Three suits (none of which I wear much)
Four other proper jackets
About six pairs of more or less formal trousers plus about the same informal
About forty shirts, and twenty t-shirts plus polo shirts
plus random other stuff
No denims though, 'cos I don't want to look like Jeremy Clarkson.
Three suits (none of which I wear much)
Four other proper jackets
About six pairs of more or less formal trousers plus about the same informal
About forty shirts, and twenty t-shirts plus polo shirts
plus random other stuff
No denims though, 'cos I don't want to look like Jeremy Clarkson.
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I own an array plain Tesco t-shirts, and one pair of Jeans from Debenhams. I've had the same pair of Northface hiking trainers since the beginning of my second year at uni, which was from back in 2010. Admittedly the trainers are well past their best, but they still work so they're good enough for me.
To sum it up, I detest clothes shopping, I hate the consumer ******** that goes with it.
To sum it up, I detest clothes shopping, I hate the consumer ******** that goes with it.
Associate
I live in work uniform, so I have plenty of white shirts and black trousers.
However I have bugger all casual clothing. I know I need a new wardrobe, however every time I go to spend a few hundred on a decent amount of clothing I by accident spend it on computer parts....
However I have bugger all casual clothing. I know I need a new wardrobe, however every time I go to spend a few hundred on a decent amount of clothing I by accident spend it on computer parts....
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Geek
Why wear clothes when you can have fps gains? No brainer. If it's cold I'll buy a R9 290X, overclock it and hug my PC for warmth...
Commissario
I'm currently at a shed load of t-shirts.
A bunch of shirts (never worn, I don't know if they still fit).
Something like 10* pairs of jeans, 4 of which have never been worn (I picked up half a dozen pairs of M&S jeans at £8 each* in a sale last time I needed some).
Several pairs of trouser.
Variious cardigans and tops.
Various trousers, shorts etc.
Two suits that I suspect have trousers that don't fit.
I really need to organise my wardrobe and sort out what doesn't fit, but it's something like job 956 out of 1001 that I need to do (redecorating the bedroom and replacing the actual wardrobe is before that).
*Some of their stretch fit stormwear M&S men's ones (normally about £35 each, so bargain!).
A bunch of shirts (never worn, I don't know if they still fit).
Something like 10* pairs of jeans, 4 of which have never been worn (I picked up half a dozen pairs of M&S jeans at £8 each* in a sale last time I needed some).
Several pairs of trouser.
Variious cardigans and tops.
Various trousers, shorts etc.
Two suits that I suspect have trousers that don't fit.
I really need to organise my wardrobe and sort out what doesn't fit, but it's something like job 956 out of 1001 that I need to do (redecorating the bedroom and replacing the actual wardrobe is before that).
*Some of their stretch fit stormwear M&S men's ones (normally about £35 each, so bargain!).