Caporegime
Lets all go to Mothercare where Efour gets his underwear
Lets all go to Tesco's where Efour gets his bes' clothes
Lets all go to Tesco's where Efour gets his bes' clothes
What shops do you buy clothes from?
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Work jeans - Levi 501s
Work t-shirts - anything under 20 euro each that isn't in the metrosexual range.
Work boots - CAT boots from Amazon
Anything decent is tailor made.
I spend 90 percent of my life in working gear.
Work t-shirts - anything under 20 euro each that isn't in the metrosexual range.
Work boots - CAT boots from Amazon
Anything decent is tailor made.
I spend 90 percent of my life in working gear.
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Man of Honour
River Island mostly, other than that I shop at SuperDry, FCUK, Qwertee for shirts sometimes, holiday clothes normally are from Primark and sometimes I'll have a look around a TopMan, Asos or Urban Outfitters.
For suits or shirts I'll use BHS or Debenhams.
I've got no brand affiliation
but as a general rule I dislike Burton. Their stuff rarely fits me well and feels crap.
For suits or shirts I'll use BHS or Debenhams.
I've got no brand affiliation
but as a general rule I dislike Burton. Their stuff rarely fits me well and feels crap.I've got no brand affiliation
But you shop at River Island?
Does not compute.
Soldato
Wherever fits and whatever I like generally, but this tends to be Zara, ASOS, Next, Burton and M&S for boring bits (pants and socks).
T-shirts are a bit different and random; Urban Outfitters, Hugo Boss, independent stores, tourist shops etc!
T-shirts are a bit different and random; Urban Outfitters, Hugo Boss, independent stores, tourist shops etc!
All over the place where I can find something that fits nicely and is well made.
The only staple clothing I have is when it comes to work:
Shirts - TM Lewin
Suits - Ted Baker because a 44R fits me perfectly like no other suit I've owned or tried on including tailor made suits.
Trousers - M&S (non iron, perma-crease trousers are a winner).
Shoes - Church's.
The only staple clothing I have is when it comes to work:
Shirts - TM Lewin
Suits - Ted Baker because a 44R fits me perfectly like no other suit I've owned or tried on including tailor made suits.
Trousers - M&S (non iron, perma-crease trousers are a winner).
Shoes - Church's.
Fire sale!
Associate
Selfridges, mrporter and endclothing
Soldato
Primark, Next, Asda, Burton, Ebay, etc.
I don't go for the whole "the more expensive the more trendy trendy it is" look.
I don't go for the whole "the more expensive the more trendy trendy it is" look.
Don't Primark basically support child labour/sweatshops etc? I'm guessing all clothing companies do to some extent but pretty sure I read that's why they're so cheap?
I can rarely find anything that fits nicely
generally look at all the usual places mentioned.
Not really one for fashion (skin tight jeans or stupid prints), just nice smart and comfy clothes would be nice. There only seems to be either really cheap **** or really expensive ****.
I can rarely find anything that fits nicely
generally look at all the usual places mentioned. Not really one for fashion (skin tight jeans or stupid prints), just nice smart and comfy clothes would be nice. There only seems to be either really cheap **** or really expensive ****.
Soldato
fat face
sea salt
crew clothing
Trespass
Debenhams
Kukri
Marks and spencers
sports direct (cracking deals at times)
Jacamo but not for much longer!
sea salt
crew clothing
Trespass
Debenhams
Kukri
Marks and spencers
sports direct (cracking deals at times)
Jacamo but not for much longer!
Caporegime
I find shirts to be the hardest thing to buy. Mostly because I have broad shoulders and so to be able to fit them in I generally have to go up a few sizes which leaves the midriff like a tent and the cuffs like a couple of clown's pockets.
