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if you want to spend money on jeans, then look at Detroit Jeans Company or Brooklyn Denim. Personally, I think carhartt duck pants are way more comfortable.lil_droo wrote:
What do u wear for pants if not jeans? Maybe I'm too casual or I dress like I'm 12 still but if I'm not wearing joggers or shorts I'm pretty much always in jeansuziq wrote:
i have no idea what squared or amiri are. lmao. i only have one pair of jeans.
These are Amiris btw. I can't afford to spend a thousand dollars on jeans or pull the style off but they seem like something u would wear. U like high end hipster stuff and they seem more like your style unless the uzique I used to know has drastically changed. I thought u were really into raw denim as well or maybe that was Ken
Rthki I said under 300. Most jeans I own I bought used for cheap from consignment stores. 100-300 is a sweet spot for anything new though. Spending more is retarded unless you're rich
U can spend 50 bucks on jeans that get all fucked up in the wash or maybe a hundred more for something well made and they will last you literally years and fit you perfectly.
ya uniqlo is pretty good sometimes. thanks tho, we don't have cos or arket out here but there's quite a few APC storefronts i will check it out. i think i have a hoodie from them or maybe it was AA but i've never looked into their t shirts.uziq wrote:
uniqlo are decent for something cheap. i actually get some of my work trousers from there. disposable/replaceable stuff. every now and then they'll do a collaboration with a boutique or designer and the items are always generally pretty good. outerwear, especially. they're quite sought after here because they sell out fast and are really good price/quality.
i wear a lot of plain black/white cotton tshirts. i'm not sure about brands in the states, but in the UK/EU we have some mid-range options like cos or arket. pretty sure they're owned by the same company as H&M/topshop but are more of a 'quality' mid-range option. works solidly. if you're looking for brands that do simple tees, check out something like APC or norse projects. i would avoid all those 'boutique' or 'streetwear' brands that charge $180 for a tshirt, commes des garcons or supreme or whatever. that shit is lame. fashion brands the world over regard tshirt-buyers as rubes. that's where they make all their money. no way do those things even in premium cotton cost more than $10 to make.
i wouldn't buy all saints anymore, not tshirts anyway. they tend to do lots of graphic/print designs, which i avoid. i strongly feel that grown men should not wear tshirts with retarded 'edgy' designs on them or something proclaiming their dumbass interest in ghostbusters or whatever the fuck.
this will probably be a mainstream thing soon. billie eilish wears shit like thatSuperJail Warden wrote:
Why do you want to be like everyone else and wear jeans? Be your own person. Buy a collection of 90's UFO pants to wear.
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SuperJail Warden wrote:
I have a zoom meeting next week.
are pyjamas also womanly jay?Jay wrote:
that makes sense
I guess you missed the pajama boy obamacare advertisementsuziq wrote:
are pyjamas also womanly jay?Jay wrote:
that makes sense
