What brand of clothes do you wear?

[Richey Edwards]

4 minutes ago, Bigmouth Strikes Again said:

C&A were popular in Germany when I lived there.

[Shadow Play]

6 hours ago, tongue_tied_danny said:

Stone Island is played out.

 

Those in know go for Scandinavian labels these days, like Nudie, Wood Wood or Fjallraven. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I don’t agree with you about Stone Island but Fjallraven do indeed make some superb clothing.  Every Fjallraven item I’ve bought has been extremely well made and it’s not expensive either.

I also rate Paul and Shark (not Paul and Shark Crew).  A bit more pricey, great quality and usually made in Italy.

ETA I can’t not mention Arcteryx.  Great quality clothing that will help you survive the next ice age.

 

Edited April 9, 2023 by Shadow Play

[Lyle Lanley]

On 08/04/2023 at 21:34, philpy said:

I've been buying stuff from a few "independent" labels recently. Baslager,  fritidsklader,  severni tribuna,  supernova terracewear.

Baslager is decent. 

[Brother Blades]

I tend to wear floral print dresses & joggers. 

[tongue_tied_danny]

 

 

 

[Richey Edwards]

59 minutes ago, Brother Blades said:

I tend to wear floral print dresses & joggers. 

At the same time?

[Central Belt Caley]

For t-shirts, jumpers jackets - Napapijri (their jackets are quality), Tommy Hilfiger, Farah, Adidas, Nike etc

Shoes are always Nike, Adidas or New Balance

Don’t spend a fortune on clothes but better to pay for a bit of quality and it lasts for ages imo. 

[MEADOWXI]

Clothes now come almost exclusively from Primark, Tesco & Asda (Primark jeans are the comfiest that I have found in years),

Footwear is all adidas or converse, or converse style (even have a converse style done by Adidas),

Would not wear any adidas clothing but like their footwear.

[Elric]

Nothing as comfy as a pair of Adidas Sambas

[Inanimate Carbon Rod]

Footwear i like Under Armour trainers or Air Jordans. 
Jeans needs to be comfy, like AG jeans, but also wear lucky brand, both very decent comfy jeans. 
Id rather wear a band tshirt or something like that than a buttoned shirt. Jackets i like North Face. 
My style icon is Adam Sandler, I wear what I like.

Edited April 10, 2023 by Inanimate Carbon Rod

[Deanburn Dave]

Cheap and cheerful from the ankles up but I am fussy about footwear.   

Adidas Sambas are a classic look but not the greatest for walking 10-12 miles in.  Been wearing Aesics trainers as my out and about footwear and they are ridiculously comfy.  

[Derry Alli]

4 hours ago, Deanburn Dave said:

Been wearing Asics trainers as my out and about footwear and they are ridiculously comfy.  

Gel 3's and V's are terrific. Give Karhu Fusion a look for walking on cloud comfort.

[Bigmouth Strikes Again]

Footwear: Clarks desert boot (black suede) also adidas.

T-shirt: Fruit of the loom, Smiths tee.

Jeans/underwear: Next.

[Hamish's Passenger]

 

[scottsdad]

Where's the Buffalo Bill skin-suit option?

[Sergeant Wilson]

3 minutes ago, scottsdad said:

Where's the Buffalo Bill skin-suit option?

I said earlier I make my own.

[Hedgecutter]

I'm one of those outdoorsey-type Weirdfish weirdos (with Gore-Tex trainers).

[cb_diamond]

Clothes wise I've been stuck in a happy rut with Carhartt and Stussy for the last 20+ years and it shows no sign of abating. Footwear wise, old school Nikes and Adidas originals for trainers. Clarks D Treks for smart casual occasions and redwing boots for the winter.

[carpetmonster]

1 hour ago, Hedgecutter said:

I'm one of those outdoorsey-type Weirdfish weirdos (with Gore-Tex trainers).

Dad?

1 minute ago, cb_diamond said:

Clothes wise I've been stuck in a happy rut with Carhartt and Stussy for the last 20+ years and it shows no sign of abating. Footwear wise, old school Nikes and Adidas originals for trainers. Clarks D Treks for smart casual occasions and redwing boots for the winter.

Ah f**k, my style icon's from Airdrie. Sub Boosts for old school Adidas now that middle age is starting to bite increasingly hard.  

[cb_diamond]

6 minutes ago, carpetmonster said:

Ah f**k, my style icon's from Airdrie. Sub Boosts for old school Adidas now that middle age is starting to bite increasingly hard.  

Back in my student days I worked in a very "fashionable" clothes/shoe shop in Glasgow and used to get most of these brands on a chunky discount. The discount ended about 20 years ago, the love affair with the brands didn't.