What shops do you buy clothes from?

[antijoke]

T-Shirts/Jeans from Next (mainly because of the 25% discount my girlfriend gets for working there).

 

[arknor]

18-20 still living with parents? life gets hard once you have a mortage/rent and all the bills that come with it and suddenly clothes aren't such a priority

 

[Theophany]

I'm not sure what is with the current trend of having a photo and then the name of a random city. I must admit I do have one, but that is it.

Hatfield Peverel 1982 just doesn't have the same ring to it, I guess.

 

[FinglisHobbit]

Chemical Records for my tshirts normally.

Their own branded ones are some of the best quality ones I've had from there too. Better than a lot of the more expensive ones.

Edit. Omg they closed down in April! Sad times

 

[MikeTheNative]

Hatfield Peverel 1982 just doesn't have the same ring to it, I guess.

You say that but I bet it will be eventually. I can't wait for Newport 2007.

 

[One More Solo]

All over really, but I do like Primark just for plain t-shirts. Can't complain for £3. Tend to spend a bit more on jeans/shoes but there tend to be some good bargains in TK Maxx.

 

[MikeTheNative]

All over really, but I do like Primark just for plain t-shirts. Can't complain for £3. Tend to spend a bit more on jeans/shoes but there tend to be some good bargains in TK Maxx.

I have never been to TK Maxx, it seems like the wild west of clothes shopping.

 

[Theophany]

You say that but I bet it will be eventually. I can't wait for Newport 2007.

Open University 1999.

UCLA 1987 can suck it.

 

[arknor]

I have never been to TK Maxx, it seems like the wild west of clothes shopping.

TK max near me is always dead inside but you can get some good brands for cheap.

It's not just clothes either they sell loads of stuff kitchen cutlery etc

 

[Akagi]

Cheap tat from Burton or ordered online.

 

[One More Solo]

I have never been to TK Maxx, it seems like the wild west of clothes shopping.

A lot of it is total crap, so be prepared to do a lot of sifting. I've picked up a few pairs of Diesel and Levi jeans for less than £20 though so it's usually worthwhile. As arknor says, you get some bargains in their home stuff and sports gear too, though again, a lot of it is rubbish.

 

[Nymins]

Topman, H&M, Burton, River Island

 

[Freefaller]

I loathe shopping as I know finding something that a) I like b) that fits is hard work so I tend to only do it at the behest of my wife or if the clothes have run out of useful life in them.

 

[PapaLazaru]

House of Fraser and Debenhams almost exclusively now.

Work stuff and Levi's from Debenhams and everything else from House of Fraser.

 

[[TW]Fox]

I stock up on holiday each year, you don't even need to waste your time sifting around outlet malls because it's all the same price stuff in somewhere like Sears anyway and there is one in every town.

 

[Lopéz]

18-20 still living with parents? life gets hard once you have a mortage/rent and all the bills that come with it and suddenly clothes aren't such a priority

I'm 34 and spend significantly more on items of clothing than I did when I was 18-20.

 

[Lopéz]

What's wrong with primark and matalan ?

we ain't 15 years old sticking to brand names only..
I just spend £159 on 2 pairs of trainers and I'd happily where matalan jeans with them.

primark too if they had sizes for tall people

once it's not your parent's money your spending like.......... you will change to

What's wrong with Primark and Matalan? The majority of it is cheap, nasty looking, ill fitting crap.

 

[Confused]

The only clothes I have purchased recently have come from Tesco or Qwertee.

Tesco for jeans, Qwertee for t-shirts.

 

[RoboCod]

Clothes shops

 

[Begbie]

shirtpunch...