Dressing Cheaper Vol 1. FORGET YO JACKET BRUH

PLNDR is decent for streetwear, most of the time if you spend over $100 they'll have 40-50% off codes.
 
if you wan't style advice from a self proclaimed fashion guru: learn your fit and buy a nice pair of jeans

as long as your **** fits nicely, you'll be good...typical outfit from me is a pair of APC jeans that i've been rock for almost two years now and Merona tee's from Target...they fit perfectly...a pair of white shoes and a pair of black shoes and your good...
 
Spot said:
just wear plain hanes/kirkland tees from target/costco
with some levis and if you need a jacket rock one from AA (its clean and classic look)

if you guys are tryna be stylish and follow trends on a budget just shop at h&m
i dont think clothes should be a priority if your on a budget tbh wait till your paper game on point and ball out

if you guys arent feelin yourself in a tee and jeans and only feel yourselves when you dressed like a runway model to school
i suggest to hit the gym or something to improve aesthetics
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Improve aesthetics

I love it. Very true.
 
Epidemik The Great said:
if you wan't style advice from a self proclaimed fashion guru: learn your fit and buy a nice pair of jeans

as long as your **** fits nicely, you'll be good...typical outfit from me is a pair of APC jeans that i've been rock for almost two years now and Merona tee's from Target...they fit perfectly...a pair of white shoes and a pair of black shoes and your good...
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Pretty much what it always boils down to. 
 
So ya just gonna talk about white tees?...no one is buying luxury white tees, you can just get the 3 pack from Hanes at target for like 10$

Btw Sales, coupons and thrift finds are posted in the DB thread all the time :lol:
 
Old Navy!! People sleep on it, but that's all I wear for leisure and 9 to 5. I get my ties from Macy's when they have sales like the Labor Day and Memorial Day sales or Friends and Family.
 
What I tend to do is always buy clothes that I can sell again (Polo, nike,)
Something that keeps its value because u can always sell it and get some or even more at times money back
 
951guero said:
What I tend to do is always buy clothes that I can sell again (Polo, nike,)
Something that keeps its value because u can always sell it and get some or even more at times money back
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listen to this.

not that i would ever sell stuff, but all my gear i make sure has resale value.
 
ENJOY 40% - 50% OFF EVERYTHING. IN STORES & ONLINE. DETAILS

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J crew Factory

Hurry, some good stuff
 
I didn't mess with j crew too much until we got an outlet. Outlet always has good deals imo
 
If you guys have a BJs in your area, they have an in house brand that sells good quality t shirts. I plan to stock up on those.
 
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ninjahood said:
951guero said:
What I tend to do is always buy clothes that I can sell again (Polo, nike,)

Something that keeps its value because u can always sell it and get some or even more at times money back
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listen to this.

not that i would ever sell stuff, but all my gear i make sure has resale value.
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get dat porsche money papi.

and yeah, all the vintage gear I wear I sell for a profit :smokin
 
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Lands End makes some good stuff that's affordable. They've got a 30% off sale right now
 
ninjahood said:
951guero said:
What I tend to do is always buy clothes that I can sell again (Polo, nike,)

Something that keeps its value because u can always sell it and get some or even more at times money back
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listen to this.

not that i would ever sell stuff, but all my gear i make sure has resale value.
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Uhhh...if you would never sell stuff what does it matter if it has resale value?
 
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