New clothes?

Etaqua

Etaqua

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This is one for the younger generation, everyone over 18 get out of my thread. ;)

I'm in need of some new clothes. However, my mum isn't going to be paying for them, so they need to be pretty good value.
This <image removed due to lack of seckyness at the time> is what I usually wear - quicksilver, vans, etc. However, they're about £40 for a pair of jeans, and about the same for a jumper, so they're a bit out of my price range.

I'm not really looking for Vans and quicksilver stuff this time. A good looking pair of jeans and some shirts is all I really need. What shops sell good looking clothes cheaply (up to about £35 for very nice pair of jeans and up to £20 for a nice shirt)?

Edit: that's me on a bad day, btw...

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Primark or whatever its called over there. Like 15 bucks for some jeans. Get some of them
 
Check out eBay for cheaper clothes but be aware of fakes. Some of the fakes are bloody good quality though.
 
I've been to Primark, but most of their jeans are horrible, same applies to their shirts. I have a few of the nice jeans ones from there though. :)

Stuff like Topman is what I'm looking for, really.
 
Topman: In the past i've had nice jeans for £20, and cheap tops but you just need to keep an eye out.
Burton: I've found loads of offers in there recently, but i was getting work shirts and pants.
Both of aboveh have 10% student discount if you can get it.

River Island more expensive but the odd offer, very nice stuff though. Then theres Next and open and lots of little shops around your local town centre which you'll occasionally find a good deal in. Just keep your eyes open.
 
I checked out all these shop's websites, and I have to say Topman's, Next's, and Burton's clothes all look really good.

I'll have a look in town tomorrow at what looks good on me, and hopefully get a load of new clothes. :D
 
Got a shop called The Officer's Club near you?

That's usually my first stop for clothes, but make sure you try the clothes on first. ;)
 
I don't think there's one in Oxford, but there's probably one in Bicester village, where I might be taken if I ask my mum very nicely. :)

Is there an H&M in Oxford, btw?
 
crashuk said:
http://www.redoute.co.uk/homepage.html

i use these guys easy they mail the stuff too you and return post is free, takes a lot of hassle out of going clothes shopping.
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Do these guys have a shop in Oxford/Bicester village? I'd really like to check them out. Some pretty awesome jeans and shirts there... very cheap too. I just have a nasty habbit of choosing clothes that look nice on the manequins (spelling?) and on the shelves, but horrible on me. :p
 
also don't dress like a metro, I don't know what it is these days but so many guys wear pink shirts, tight jeans and have funny hair. Its just not cool.
 
H&M and TK Maxx atm who have some seriously nice shoes most of which are vans.

Edit: Just saw the stuff you wear. You could probably get some of the same if now better stuff at Tescos. £2 T-Shirts ***!!!!
 
jamoor said:
also don't dress like a metro, I don't know what it is these days but so many guys wear pink shirts, tight jeans and have funny hair. Its just not cool.
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lol. I would never wear a pink shirt under normal circumstances, only as a bet or a dare or recommended to me by multiple people. :p
 
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