BrokenRecord Posted 30 May 2015 Posted 30 May 2015 first person with some fashion sense. If you're going for casual wannabe, sure
Samilktray Posted 30 May 2015 Posted 30 May 2015 Supreme is probably my current staple brand but I've found myself not consciously buying any particular brands this over the past 12 months. Must be a growing up thing, I know which brands I can trust nowadays and stick to them.
Finnaldo Posted 30 May 2015 Posted 30 May 2015 Whatever looks good from anywhere really. No particular brand
Carl the Llama Posted 30 May 2015 Posted 30 May 2015 Not that I'm bragging, but anything that makes the ladies go "nnn'dat ass" followed by liquid excavation is what I usually go for.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 30 May 2015 Posted 30 May 2015 The same with everything else I spend what I can afford. Designer labels I am not bothered about.If you want to buy something because it is the '[in trendy' thing to do then that is fine by me and I congratulate the celebrity designer millionaire. Just happy it is not my well earned cash they have. I like the hat, Ken
BoneDog Posted 30 May 2015 Posted 30 May 2015 Right now I'm looking snazzy in some white Lonsdale 3/4'ers, a white Pod short sleeved shirt with thin blue chequered lines and some slippers. That said I never venture further than the back garden wearing them. Light grey Y-Fronts if anyone's wondering. No dribbles.
CharlieCharles Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Branded clothing is for kids. i dont understand how buying expensive branded clothing is for kids, it may be how people were brought up though. for me my fashion sense is football, stone island, adidas trainers and cp company. For the lads i go with clothing is talked about for hours every game, its a sense of who is wearing the most expensive gear and the best trabs. but then when i spend 75% of my wages on clothing every week you do think is it worth it. works both ways i guess.
SystonFox Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Bouncing around in your nike air max talking about clothes for 75% of the time
CharlieCharles Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Bouncing around in your nike air max talking about clothes for 75% of the time behave. Nike Air Max are a massive no no. Adidas Originals only trainers.
Guest Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Clothes brands? Brands in general, it's all a bit sad isn't it? Does the name on the cloth change the usability?
purpleronnie Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Clothes brands? Brands in general, it's all a bit sad isn't it? Does the name on the cloth change the usability? No but it sometimes changes the durabilty, cut and overall look.
CharlieCharles Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Clothes brands? Brands in general, it's all a bit sad isn't it? Does the name on the cloth change the usability? Not at all. and yes it does change, take stone island for example, if you watched the video on how the jacket is made its remarkable, its costs them £100 to produce a jacket. CP Company t shirts are all hand painted, the materials are nearly always better, you can wash a stoney 25 times and it still looks brand new.
lavrentis Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 I don't think anyone actually likes the way that stone island clothes look, come on you don't do you? people just want to look like a hooligan
CharlieCharles Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Pretty Green is the one great make. try terracemenswear, they have flash sales on every month. jackets go up to 80% off
CharlieCharles Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 I don't think anyone actually likes the way that stone island clothes look, come on you don't do you? people just want to look like a hooligan personally i love them mate. yes wannabe 12 year olds get stone islands to look hard, but there are lots of grown men who wear stone island all the time, but to be fair to you, its rare you see anyone other than casuals wearing them. Its all about what you like, for me the idea of even going to the shops without designer brands is out of the question. im far from rich and spend stupid abouts of my wages (pretty much all of it) on clothing and football. for some people they are happy to wear next clothing, i know what id prefer but its personal preference i suppose.
Samilktray Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 Do people really acknowledge and identify with the term 'casuals'?
lavrentis Posted 31 May 2015 Posted 31 May 2015 personally i love them mate. yes wannabe 12 year olds get stone islands to look hard, but there are lots of grown men who wear stone island all the time, but to be fair to you, its rare you see anyone other than casuals wearing them From what ive seen, it's the only appeal. The jumpers look oversized and about 20 years out of date. not worth wasting a good amount of your monthly salary on
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