Buying clothes online

Fraggr · 5 May 2007 at 16:13

What sites do you use, other than eBay?

I recently started buying clothes online after I found 1-3 places that have amazing deals and thought this would be a good place to ask, seen so many people ask where to buy clothes from, might help them too.

edit: I'm mainly looking for places with huge savings, 40% off, 70% off, etc.

ArmyofHarmony · 5 May 2007 at 16:15

sports kitbag.com

anyone know where to get a tuxedo online?

Raikiri · 5 May 2007 at 16:15

M & M direct have some decent deals sometimes.

MarcLister · 5 May 2007 at 16:17

Kitbag.com for footie kit. Threadless.com for t-shirts.

A previous thread about clothes online with som e cracking links in there. http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17647727

Kezmo · 5 May 2007 at 16:19

www.cult.co.uk

Fraggr · 5 May 2007 at 16:20

Raikiri said:
M & M direct have some decent deals sometimes.

M&M direct is one of the ones I was talking about in the OP. Amazing range at amazing prices.

ArmyofHarmony · 5 May 2007 at 16:21

M&M keep sending me catologues, i signed up once to get a free wallet, which never arrived :/

Raikiri · 5 May 2007 at 16:23

ArmyofHarmony said:
M&M keep sending me catologues, i signed up once to get a free wallet, which never arrived :/

Heh, I got a free wallet and belt

Fraggr · 5 May 2007 at 16:24

ArmyofHarmony said:
M&M keep sending me catologues, i signed up once to get a free wallet, which never arrived :/

Unlucky. They sent me my beanie, and I'm quite glad they keep sending catalogues, I love their range of clothes.

M&M direct is the kind of site I'm looking for guys, big savings instead of £5 off.

Looking in the linked thread at the moment.

ArmyofHarmony · 5 May 2007 at 16:32

Come on guys, someone must know where to buy a reasonably priced tux

Tommy B · 5 May 2007 at 17:45

Why do people buy clothes online?

It's stupid. You don't get an idea or a feel for what you're buying.

The only exception for me is if I see something in Next I like but can't afford it at the time, I'll place an order on their online store for it instead and pay the bill a month later. Apart from Next, I think I once used M&S to buy some work shirts, but once again, only because I'd physically seen the ones I liked in M&S Bluewater.

Rotty · 5 May 2007 at 18:02

www.bbclothing.co.uk

Matt · 5 May 2007 at 18:05

Tommy B said:
Why do people buy clothes online?

It's stupid. You don't get an idea or a feel for what you're buying.

The only exception for me is if I see something in Next I like but can't afford it at the time, I'll place an order on their online store for it instead and pay the bill a month later. Apart from Next, I think I once used M&S to buy some work shirts, but once again, only because I'd physically seen the ones I liked in M&S Bluewater.

I buy online from www.howies.co.uk all the time

They have a really good returns policy though! If you're unsure of the size, just buy a few and send the wrong one's back for a full refund (free postage as well).

MarcLister · 5 May 2007 at 18:26

Tommy B said:
Why do people buy clothes online?

It's stupid. You don't get an idea or a feel for what you're buying.

The only exception for me is if I see something in Next I like but can't afford it at the time, I'll place an order on their online store for it instead and pay the bill a month later. Apart from Next, I think I once used M&S to buy some work shirts, but once again, only because I'd physically seen the ones I liked in M&S Bluewater.

Well it could be easier to shop online. Especially if you want something from a foreign shop. Like Threadless.com, the quality of the shirts is so much better than anything I could get in the UK for a SIMILAR price.

Also you can return stuff if you don't like it or it doesn't fit so apart from a bit of hassle sending stuff back I'd favour online shopping for prices and also a wider range of choice.