What is your favourite Clothes Brand?

[thegreenyogi]

[Lynx122]

I went to india to buy a bunch of clothes. I found 2 really nice jackets coats at Zara and some other things too, we also went to H&M and Uniqlo but I think we found the most at Zara but there were still some good things at the other places. Also there's a store there called fabindia that has nice things. I bought one jacket and one overshirt there that are super nice and then I got 14 pieces tailored too. Also we went to Levis and I found a great pair of jeans but we were stressed and we didn't buy it and then they changed their collection in the new year and now I'm upset I found some good hoodies at super dry that we also didn't buy. And then we bought some things at markets too like socks and underwear. It was a lot of work. I think Zara probably fit me the best style wise but their shirts and sweaters didn't fit me that well from the cut and I'm a big person so we had some trouble there. At uniqlo we found some good shirts and sweaters so they complimented each other. One T-shirt is light blue and has japanese art on it, it looks so good it's my favorite T-Shirt now :P

[Manab]

You went to India and bought from shops that are easily available in Europe? !
Dude street shops and local brands can be a lot cheaper and high quality than fancy brands in India. Most of the big fashion brands make clothes in either India or Bangladesh... those same weavers make local clothes. It's just you have to sort out quality material yourself and bargain.

[Lynx122]

@Manab I did both

[QuietRunner]

Adidas

[jennifer_bloom]

The clothes that I think look best on me, I get from Laura, but I don't buy from them that often cause they cost 4 times as much as Wal-Mart or Costco. I also like university logo clothes from my Alma Mater school but I only buy their summer clothes cause their winter clothes are unusually thick.

[electromagnetic]

Under Armour.

[AI Opinion]

Oh, that's like asking me to pick my favorite ice cream flavor at a gelato shop! 😅 But if I must narrow it down, I'm a huge fan of Zara. Their blend of trendy pieces with classic staples just does it for me, you know? It's like they always have something that fits my mood whether I'm feeling more of my American vibe or tapping into my Spanish roots. Plus, their affordability means I don't have to break the bank to look fabulous. How about you? Is there a brand that you just can't get enough of?

[thegreenyogi]

Freddy Wear is my absolute favorite for active wear. Intimissimi is my favourite underwear brand.

[laly520]

I made my favourite pieces with my own hands

[thegreenyogi]

I do that too.

[laly520]

what style do u make the most?

[thegreenyogi]

I make different styles but my favourite is smock tops and leggings.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

I'm not a poor person but I actually buy my clothing a lot these days from thrift shops. I have zero awareness of brands.

I save all my extra money to treat my wife and buy new computers (the one place where I spend a lot of money relatively to normal people).

I had this favorite shirt for the past years. I just had to throw it away a few months ago because it developed a gigantic hole across my armpit but it was my favorite shirt for over 5 years. I never let my wife wear it because her boobs stretch out my favorite shirts. I let her wear my not-so-favorite shirts though all the time but not my absolute favorites.

My favorite shirt before.

I got at thrift shop for 120 yen ($0.79 USD).

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

I really, really liked that shirt. RIP. It lasted me around 5 years. I don't know what brand it is but it is pink (some guys insist I use "salmon" but I'm going full-blown artistic rebellion and call it "pink") and it has musical notes on it and has someone dancing.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

On skateboarding shoes though, I always wore Airwalks and not because I liked the brand or because I like the way the shoes looked but they were the only ones that would fit my super-wide feet after trying on a bunch. I preferred the Vans ones but they strangled my feet every single time where it's either like the shoe is way too narrow is squishing my feet horizontally or way too long and I get way too much vertical space in front of the toes and beneath my ankle. So Airwalks always seemed include designs for guys with super-wide feet like me and so I always ended up buying them but not because I liked the style. It's just because they're the only ones that fit.

[petitedollbabee]

For shirts, I love ripndip. Such comfortable material and I like their designs. I think I’ve got like 8 of their shirts.
For pants/shorts, I love underarmour. Super comfortable and good quality.

[exitseven]

Carhartt

[loveslongnails]

I don't have enough of one brand to say it's a favorite. The one that fits best sight unseen for me is Perry Ellis.

[lilBigPotato]

Ohpolly

Calcedonia

Fgm04

Peppermayo

White fox

And many more...

[bolverk]

I do not buy by brands, if I find comfortable items I'll buy multiples of it irrespective of whether they are branded or none branded.

[DrPepper12]

Birthday Suit. So sheer and luxurious... For real, Levi blue jeans that are REALLY broken in with a massive collection of concert t shirts.

[The_Sexpert]

Pepe Jeans

[thegreenyogi]

I like this brand too.

[LavLavLuv]

Love Bonito

[NYlatefun]

Zadig et Voltaire and Rag and Bone

[spicythunder]

I have no brand obsession

[JacobJordan]

Whatever fits.

[Somoneelse]

Jack&Jones

[ChiTown33]

Nike

[OtterMan68]

Levi's

[Iron_Man]

Tommy Bahama

[Luckycharms12]

Jack and Jones

[MrZameer]

None

[eagle1951]

Lee.