Where to shop for clothes

[Epicwinguy]

Where should a guy shop for clothes and how should he dress to bang girls in their 20s? What style would work for a tallish white guy in his 20s?

 

[devilkingx2]

hot topic

 

[bigneil]

Jos A Bank has been my favorite clothing spot for 10 years now. Get a blue blazer plus another with a pattern, and at least 2 pairs of fitted wool slacks. Then buy 4 dress shirts and some ties, and make sure your leather belt and shoes (and ideally watch band) match. Try to find their buy one get TWO free sales. At least buy one get one free. Beware buy one get one half off because prices vary so you buy two items, one for $70, one for $30 and they charge you $85. If you are smart they can charge you $65 instead by charging for the cheaper and half off the more expensive.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

Jos A Bank has been my favorite clothing spot for 10 years now. Get a blue blazer plus another with a pattern, and at least 2 pairs of fitted wool slacks. Then buy 4 dress shirts and some ties, and make sure your leather belt and shoes (and ideally watch band) match. Try to find their buy one get TWO free sales. At least buy one get one free. Beware buy one get one half off because prices vary so you buy two items, one for $70, one for $30 and they charge you $85. If you are smart they can charge you $65 instead by charging for the cheaper and half off the more expensive.

Their gonna have stuff that fits an atheletic body well?

 

[ImTheDoubleGreatest!]

Bro, you gotta find your own style. I'm cheap af so I go to Kohl's or even Sears sometimes lmao. But that's because I don't like wearing anything over the top. Just simple stuff that makes me look good because I know how to wear it. That's because it's my style. You shouldn't have others tell you what to dress because some things look good on some people, and bad on others. Find your style and.maximize it's potential.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

Bro, you gotta find your own style. I'm cheap af so I go to Kohl's or even Sears sometimes lmao. But that's because I don't like wearing anything over the top. Just simple stuff that makes me look good because I know how to wear it. That's because it's my style. You shouldn't have others tell you what to dress because some things look good on some people, and bad on others. Find your style and.maximize it's potential.

I found the mens warehouse makes it easy, but it can be expensive.

 

[therobman7]

Been going into Ross, Marshal's and TJ Maxx recently and they have sweet deals if you have time to shop.

Mostly Nordstrom Rack since they have better styles. I will check out Banana Republic, but their styles have changed into the more hipster look lately. Macy's is solid too.

 

[SgtSplacker]

I spend most of my money on shirts and shoes and less on pants. So I'll go to stores like marshals or Ross for pants and hit the mall for shirts and shoes.

This is how I balance my clothes spending.

 

[Ronaldo7]

Clothes project one's self more than anything.

Invest in how you want to be seen.

Buy a very good suit. And yes, quality is expensive. However, it does make a big difference.

 

[TheMonkeyKing]

I'm in dire need of new threads myself, but need to wait til the end of the month to get paid.

I'm preferring slim-fitted shirts, polos, trousers and smart brown shoes. I like the kind of classic casual Italian styling:

http://www.massimodutti.com/gb/men/coats-c1150001.html

 

[wifehunter]

I just went to the salvation army, for a belt. Lots of clothes there! (verbal irony)

 

[NSX-R]

Always look for sales. I have never bought anything if it's not on a good sale first. Even though i can afford them , why should i spend more if can buy it cheaper. Also everything i buy is quality clothing like Boss , Tommy hilfiger etc.
Wear what suits your lifestyle . Me myself I'm on my 20s and i wear most of the time business suits because i own many different places and i have to look serious.

Have at least 3 different pairs of shoes , each for a different type of clothing.

 

[IKO69]

Jos A Bank is good for "dress" clothes - I go there and Macy's for slacks and dress shirts and things like that.

Slacks with a dress shirt and nice leather shoes is the "best look" in my opinion. That's what I usually wear when I go to work or planned to "go out".

You clothes makes a difference and can be an attractor - you have to dress in a way that attracts chicks but also fits your personality. Being unique also fits into the equation. For example when I am lounging around I like to wear plain black jeans and heavy metal tshirts....as you can guess when I am out in public women don't really respond as much. There have been times where it didn't matter but in most cases I was dressing to flatter myself and not women. On the other hand I have a couple of specific garments that I wear - I have a couple of Football (soccer) jerseys I wear and I wear a lot of Formula 1 related jackets. I have not encountered many people with these and so it stands out. I know these particular garments look nice due to the coloring and pattern and I get compliments from men and women alike just about every time I wear them....I have purposely done it enough times to know it makes a difference and I can tell reading women as I pass them on the street and what not.

Also avoid over priced designer labeled crap if you can. Most of the time it just makes you look like a ****head and a sap for paying a **** ton of money for a logo.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

In Texas we hav a Ross and Marshalls chains. They have plenty of sales you can by high end colognes for $19. Nice shirts about the same and pants about $40.

You can do 70-80% of your shopping on the budget and the rest at Nordstrom, Buckle, Old Navy, etc.