And tell us what would your clothing style be considered

Guess mine would be considered goth/rock seeing how my closet is full of black clothes w/ 95% of it heavy metal band t-shirts, with a few urban clothes and some dress clothes.

Edited July 26, 200619 yr by deftonesfan867

Trendy nerd? I dunno, I like Lee Dungaree jeans, novelty tees, and polos.

Pretty much prep, but I need more clothes.. I hardly have any. But my car comes first, so whatever.

my wardrobe consists of automotive t shirts...brown t shirts, and a little few ACDC shirts, with blue jean shorts or Jockey Shorts.., and i have a few lot of Shirts with funny quotes on them... My style is "I dont give a crap", if u dress nice it doesnt matter what you wear.

Kind of mainstream-assorted brands of jeans and cargo pants, graphic t-shirts (a lot of them car-related), a few polos, and shorts every now and again.

Edited July 26, 200619 yr by DetroitNut90

Also, I refuse to spend more than $25 on non-dress pants and more than $20 on non-dress shirts. I've never set foot inside an AF nor have I ever purchased anything American Eagle. Anyone that pays $50 for a pair of ratty-ass, shredded jeans is a f@#king moron, IMO.

Also, I refuse to spend more than $25 on non-dress pants and more than $20 on non-dress shirts.  I've never set foot inside an AF nor have I ever purchased anything American Eagle.  Anyone that pays $50 for a pair of ratty-ass, shredded jeans is a f@#king moron, IMO.

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My pant usually cost around that much, however it's because I dont buy "normal" pants. Less demand=higher price....and no, theyre not emo pants.

Edit: I don't have any problem buying and wearing a nice comfortable pair of blue jeans and I also occasionly buy Dickies.

Edited July 26, 200619 yr by deftonesfan867

Also, I refuse to spend more than $25 on non-dress pants and more than $20 on non-dress shirts.  I've never set foot inside an AF nor have I ever purchased anything American Eagle.  Anyone that pays $50 for a pair of ratty-ass, shredded jeans is a f@#king moron, IMO.

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I'm trying not to buy jeans with holes in them anymore.. just the ones with tears/scrapes/scuffs. I like 'em. Whatever.

Mostly I wear polos (short sleeves mainly), button-ups (long sleeve only), tees, and wifebeaters.

My pant usually cost around that much, however it's because I dont buy "normal" pants. Less demand=higher price....and no, theyre not emo pants.

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Of course they're not emo pants, those can be found at Kmart in the girl's (read: not women's) department for $6.

Of course they're not emo pants, those can be found at Kmart in the girl's (read: not women's) department for $6.

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Same place they get the shirts as well and the latest simple plan cd.

I mean no offense, even though I said you're a f@#king moron. I just can't see...WHY. But then, I'm not a teenager and comfort/durability matter more than brand names, since I'm not out to impress anyone.

Also, when I DO shop at stores like Old Navy I won't get anything with their name on it. I refuse to be a walking billboard.

Work day: Business casual - slacks, shirt or polo, loafers

All other times: jeans or shorts, t-shirt, flip-flops

Emos HAVE to be from another planet, I'm convinced they're not human.

Also, I refuse to spend more than $25 on non-dress pants and more than $20 on non-dress shirts.  I've never set foot inside an AF nor have I ever purchased anything American Eagle.  Anyone that pays $50 for a pair of ratty-ass, shredded jeans is a f@#king moron, IMO.

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Haha...those American Eagle ripped jeans are so popular around here. I was even asked by this random guy at school one day why my jeans weren't ripped/torn.

Uhh, maybe because most of the time it looks tacky?

I admit, I have one pair of Old Navy jeans that has two small scrapes, but I didn't notice them when I bought them.

hah i guess im kinda emo but i also have been told by jsut about everyone that i just dress well . . . and casual

ill wear a button up nice drop point collar shirt i have a few boy scout shirts that are tight as $h! (literally and figuratively) that il wear and a lot of tight shirts . . . 2 polos

my pants consist of shorts . . . and a pair of chick pants and a few pairs of pants i bought a few years back at the gap . . . the chick pants fit well theo they fit like a 200 dollar pair of guys jeans but they cost 50 . . . i like em

ive been told i dress like a model . . so meh

I mean no offense, even though I said you're a f@#king moron.  I just can't see...WHY.  But then, I'm not a teenager and comfort/durability matter more than brand names, since I'm not out to impress anyone. 

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I'm all about comfort. Hollister is one of the only brands that makes jeans that fit me. Therefore, at HCO, I have the choice of faded jeans, faded/scuffed jeans, and faded/scuffed/torn jeans. I pick the middle selection. Typically, each "step up" is a $10 increase. I'll pay the 50, not the 60. Besides, I try to get clothing off ebay.. it's new and typically cheaper. Plus, I don't have to make a run to the mall.

Haha...those American Eagle ripped jeans are so popular around here. I was even asked by this random guy at school one day why my jeans weren't ripped/torn.

Uhh, maybe because most of the time it looks tacky?

I admit, I have one pair of Old Navy jeans that has two small scrapes, but I didn't notice them when I bought them.

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I have a pair of Lee Dungarees with a big-ass hole in the knee, but thats because I caught the leg on a protruding nail when standing up one time.

I'm all about comfort. Hollister is one of the only brands that makes jeans that fit me. Therefore, at HCO, I have the choice of faded jeans, faded/scuffed jeans, and faded/scuffed/torn jeans. I pick the middle selection. Typically, each "step up" is a $10 increase. I'll pay the 50, not the 60. Besides, I try to get clothing off ebay.. it's new and typically cheaper. Plus, I don't have to make a run to the mall.

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$50 for a pair of jeans...

Yeah, I'll stick with JCPenny.

$50 for a pair of jeans...

Yeah, I'll stick with JCPenny.

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And, I'll make a note that the last pair of jeans I bought WERE bought at JCPenny on sale for about $20. :AH-HA_wink:

I have a pair of Lee Dungarees with a big-ass hole in the knee, but thats because I caught the leg on a protruding nail when standing up one time.

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Yea but now they are worth more than when you bought them

NOS....may we ask.....are your collars still......*shudder*......popped?

no holes in my jeans blah not worth it

but im always wearing a watch and i like to wear either some grey vans or some old brown leather sandals

Pair of skater shoes and black work boots here.

I still wear my collar popped. Not many people do still, but I don't care. That's a part of being me, so I'm keeping it. Bitchz.

Should we all call you the Fonz? Hayyyyyyy

I've always wondered what it would be like to dress like a goth. Or at least have a pair of those baggy pants with all the straps and chains on them.

I've always wondered what it would be like to dress like a goth. Or at least have a pair of those baggy pants with all the straps and chains on them.

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I figure its a rather hot existence. They have to be roasting, don't know how they stand it. I'd be all like, "Alright you know what, I dig the black and all, but its 95 degrees in the f@#king shade, I'm putting on a wife-beater and some f@#king Celtics shorts."

I've always wondered what it would be like to dress like a goth. Or at least have a pair of those baggy pants with all the straps and chains on them.

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Well, you get noticed...lol....but as far as the hot ass Texas weather dictating clothing, I dont care, live here long enough you learn to deal with it.

I dunno what I would be considered...I don't have any ripped jeans, but I want a few pairs and will be getting some this fall most likely...I have a few polos, I wear a lot of shorts...flip flops/converse all stars/pumas are what I wear on my feet...and a $h! load of Tshirts, many bought at Target.

As far as the prices on things, well it depends. Most of what I buy is in the 12-20 range for Ts, 35-40 for shorts and pants. I do spring for a few expensive shirts cuz they are really comfortable...like I have a Camp Beverly Hills T and a couple COEXIST Ts as well as a BOSS T, but most of my Ts come from kohls or target. I've gotten into those track jackets and have a few Le Tigres, and half of my polos are Ralph Lauren Polo brand, with a couple Lacoste and one random brand from Bloomingdales @ Fashion Island.

Most of my jeans are from AE though I have one pair by DKNY, and I have several DKNY button-down shirts I wear regularly.

I really dunno what you'd call it...I look like just about everyone else in SoCal and a lil nicer than most in Indy.

I don't understand the hostility towards collar-popping around here.

I don't understand the hostility towards collar-popping around here.   

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See through fishnetting

man thongs

and short shorts

See through fishnetting

man thongs

and short shorts

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I KNEW that was you at Stoney Creek the other day.. Damn it, that was hot!

hmm i thought i was at Kensington park. *sigh* i dont understand why people look at me

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I don't understand the hostility towards collar-popping around here.   

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Heh, simple. It looks silly.

I'm just trendy, wearing what's new on time off, wearing the clothes that are not at work.

When faded, worn, and torn jeans WITH grease stains come into "style" I got it covered!

For me, all car shirts. I also carry at least one car magazine wherever I go. It is what I like and people know me for it. Most people around my school know me for my knowledge of cars, drawing cars, and bringing a magazine wherever I go. My art teacher actually got mad at me because every art project I wanted to do involved cars.

My wardrobe basically consists of clothes bought at WalMart, outlet stores, or given to me. Not because I can't afford it, but because I place almost no emphasis on fashion. I'd much rather spend my money on my car(s).

My closet: 5 CarQuest short sleeve polos, 4 other short sleeve polos for going out occasions, more t-shirts than I can count, 1 black 3-piece suit, one grey dress slacks, blazer, shirt combo, four pairs of comfy jeans, no holes, no rips, just comfy, and about four pairs of zip-off pants. OH yeah, a couple of pairs of khakis. In my dresser drawers are shorts, lots and lots of jean shorts. I'm a "dress comfortably" kinda guy.

I guess my oddest wardrobe malfunction is that I buy nothing but Levi's jeans. I've got...about three drawers full of nothing but that one brand of pants. Most of them are boot cut, too. As a matter of fact, that's what I'm wearing right now.

Some of them have holes, too. Big deal. One pair I actually distressed myself; they were an old pair I bought at a yard sale for an Abe Lincoln and I just sat down with a piece of sandpaper I got out of Woodshop and started sanding away at the knees. I ended up doing that to one other pair; the rest are...factory installed and cost thirty big ones to buy.

I never wear dress pants. Never. Not even to a funeral. I hate the way that khakis ride up in the legs like a pair of damn high-waters and how they give you an ugly psuedo-boner when you sit down. Dockers can kiss my white ass. (Second Thought: Okay, I'll wear a pair if they're about...two or three sizes too big. The pleats....take them or leave them, I don't give a $h!. And, yes, I have worn jeans to a funeral although I'd wear a pair of khakis if someone bitched at me long enough.)

As for shirts, I like band t-shirts (ones you buy from places other than Sears, JC Penny, and Goody's), auto t-shirts, nice polos, and a button-up for special occasions.

And I like caps. Baseball caps. Makes my hair look cool.

I don't know what in the f@#k you'd consider my style as...but it sure as hell ain't Emo and way more tasteful than what you buy from the Monopoly Store Chain Second-Hand White Trash Department.

Edited July 26, 200619 yr by YellowJacket894

Yeah, Walmart has one style of jeans (regular fit, nothing distressed), one color (standard blue), and they only have like 7 sizes. But what I hate about there jeans the most is that they have no carpenter-style loop on the left leg-my favorite style of jeans.

I've discovered a wonderful place for cheap-o's like myself... Steve & Barry's. Every article of clothing in the store = $7.98.

If I'm going to get a pair of raggy jeans, I at least want the price to match.

I've discovered a wonderful place for cheap-o's like myself... Steve & Barry's.  Every article of clothing in the store = $7.98.

If I'm going to get a pair of raggy jeans, I at least want the price to match.

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I did it for five dollars, some free sandpaper, and about ten minutes of my time. I saved...two dollars and ninety-eight cents in the process.

I know why Levi's pulled that one commerical where the guy distressed his jeans -- they gave assholes like me tips on saving money.

Most would call me preppy, but I don't feel like I am. Sure my closet is pretty much full of American Eagle, A&F, and Hollister, but I also have a dresser full of freebie t-shirts that I have gotten from here and there that I wear almost 50% of the time. All my jeans are American Eagle as well as my shorts, but that is what I think fits me nice. I don't just buy them becuase they are American Eagle. Plus you can jeans on sale at AE for like 25-30 most of the time. I even wear them to work. I don't care if I paid a little more for them. Hell if they get grease on 'em or something, they will just look like i bought them that way. Some people don't realize that AE really isn't that expensive of a store (A&F and Hollister are on the other hand, but I don't shop there much). The clearance racks are my best friend and other than that I only shop during sales. O well, nice clothes make me feel good about myself, so I'll keep buying them, but I don't think I'm better than anyone else because of it, it's just what I like.

i just bought a pair of 9 dollar leather flip flops . . . at target . . . they feel good and i know theyll last me till this time next year . . . cuz i bought a pair at this time last year and just discarded them

I've discovered a wonderful place for cheap-o's like myself... Steve & Barry's.  Every article of clothing in the store = $7.98.

If I'm going to get a pair of raggy jeans, I at least want the price to match.

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I LOVE S&B's. Its where I shop for a lot of my novel-tees.

Used to but that pricey clothing....

I'll pay a little bit more for cozy clothes...

and S&B's rocks!

I'd have to say a mix of polos, Ts, and relaxed jeans...

Old Navy is not too bad...Target,...

Prep.

J.Crew, A&F, Hollister Co., AE.

Love J.Crew.

Edit: Since I would rather not spend tons on my clothes, I turn to eBay for help. Sell my own stuff to get some dough and buy some stuff when I don't have a lot. You should try it.

Edited July 27, 200619 yr by sciguy_0504

hah its funny how you can buy things that look good quality and if you dont take care of them it doesnt make a damn bit of difference . . . i just treated my 9 dollar flip flops with saddle soap . . . use it on any leather you have it makes it softer so it wont crack and feels better against skin . . . and it protects it against a lot of weathering and wearing out . . .

also called dubin and such

and i tailor old clothes to fit better sometimes . . . im pretty good with my sewing machine and pins and needles

Mens Warehouse is my clothing store of choice. I think that says it all. Though I do have a couple pair of jeans and t-shirts for hanging out at home.