Eccentric mens fashion sites/shops?

Diddums said:
And that's the thing about fashion, you wear what you want and **** what anyone else thinks.
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Absolutely. I wish more people embraced that mentality, as too many are constrained by fitting in with the norm, or what is being dictated as the latest celebrity-led must-have trend. Not that it's about 'standing out', but variation is positive and I think too many are afraid of stepping outside of being identikit - sod it, wear what you like and that interests you. On the subject of Steampunk, I went to a Steampunk day last year in Cambridge. Great to see many attendees getting into the spirit of it, particularly the younger kids!

Another shout for you @DrToffnar:

Rokit: http://www.rokit.co.uk/ - online store is an extension of their four shops in London. Focuses on vintage items, mainly second-hand. Real mixture of stuff, but they often have bespoke items.
 
I love clothes shopping, Ive got my mojo back for it. I tend to avoid the high street regulars preferring the more bespoke type places who bring in quality brands from across the world. Jackets are my thing, think I have an addiction actually. Shoes, jeans and shirts not far behind. I’m an old fogey so try not to shop old fogey!
 
I really miss wearing my Ted Baker shirts at work :(


Michael Kors also do some decent ones, I got a load in the last-chance-hurrah Debenhams sale.
 
I dont buy new apart from walking stuff like my columbia winter heat trousers ,rest is from xmas or charity shops ,i scored some very expensive linen shirts a while back for under a tenner ,i really dont care for trends ,also i find a lot of people who dismiss charity shops are bottom of the social pile ,some weird insecurity showing itself
 
I achieve my unique look through a rigorous aging process of ordinary high street clothing, wearing them until they are so worn they come out of the washing machine via the drain.
 
moon man said:
I dont buy new apart from walking stuff like my columbia winter heat trousers ,rest is from xmas or charity shops ,i scored some very expensive linen shirts a while back for under a tenner ,i really dont care for trends ,also i find a lot of people who dismiss charity shops are bottom of the social pile ,some weird insecurity showing itself
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I don't follow trends and all my clothes are classic chinos and shirts from ASDA George and other cheap online places. I don't need to wear a labelled £100 shirt to feel like I have climbed the social ladder and be validated as a worthy being.
 
Are looking for gear like this ? (taken yesterday)

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Really hope that fashion gets more individual.

Is really strange the views we have on individualality.
As long as it hasn't got stone offensive slogan or is dangerous on it does it really matter?

It makes the world more Colourful
 
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