Thread: What kind of clothes do you wear?

Mainly sports wear such as nike, adidas, asics, and t-shirts I've gotten through running.

Clothes that fit.
I can't afford those brand names, a pair of levis and old navy/ other lesser known brands fill my closet, though I have a few pairs of Point zero, hawks, and other shit that I get on birthdays/christmas.

Cargo pants, usually t-shirts, and an extra-large hoodie.

I only buy socks and underwear. The rest of my cloths I've had for at lest 2-3 years...I love not growing.

Jeans and a t-shirt. I have some brand jeans, but I didn't buy them because of that, I bought them cause they were nice to wear. Socks, underwear and t-shirts I pick up whereever, when I need them.

For pants, I'll wear anything but jeans. Loli haet denim. So, slacks, khakis, etc. Not a big fan of shorts, either.

For shirts, anything that's too big on me. Anything my stepdad (who's a big guy) hands down to me, but I also like band T-shirts from places like Hot Topic.

For shoes, who the fuck cares?

...Oh, wait, women do. (Really stupid how the "first thing a woman notices about a man" is supposedly his goddamn shoes. Shallow much?)

When working: jeans, white T-shirt, and heavy work boots.
In public: replace white T-shirt with colored, may have tennis shoes.

As you can see, I don't care at all about style or fashion. I just want something that I can destroy and be easily replaceable. I don't buy anything expensive 'cause I'm just gonna get grease, manure, hay chaff, corn dust, mold...etc all over it.

I wear Dickie shorts and w/e Tshirt that matches. I haven't grown in years. Actually, I have a pair of beight DIckies that are at LEAST over 5yrs old... could be closer to 7yo, lol! I wear shorts down to 50º, lol

I do need to replace them. Sucks because I'm in between sizes. One is too small, the other is too big. I don't like belts, but it's better than small pants

Tshirts... w/e is comfy

Shoes... same. I had some DC's, but they broke, but may fix them. Otherwise I usually like Vans. And Converse, though they can be cold when the weather is cold

I am usually wearing colored skinny jeans (gray,dark red,purple, black.
I have a couple skirts and lots of leggings.
I have a lot of tanktops. I have a lot of shirts from hot topic, threadless, old navy. Shirts with skulls on them. Some with designs, I am starting to prefer just solid colored things. I have a couple cozy longsleeve shirts that I adore.
I love shoes. I am such a girl when it comes to buying new clothes.
Now that I have a job, I will probably blow half my paycheck on clothes.

I only care about brands when it comes to shoes. Shoes are important to me, as they affect a lot of things related to posture and back health. I wear Merrells. They're pretty much glorified sandals with toes and straps for sides, no heel but a strap. However, they fit like a dream and have anatomic soles and antibacterial footbeds. Being outdoors a lot, and in and out of water, hiking trails and just rambling through the woods, these things RULE. In colder months, I just wear socks. Good, thick wool socks.

If I'm at home or at work in the woods, I often wear BDU pants as I have a ton that were given to me by a friend when the Army switched to ACU, they're comfortable as all get out, and durable with big pockets. Otherwise it's cargo pants (usually Old Navy—they're cheap) or jeans. Shirts range from work t-shirts to random button-ups to long-sleeved pullovers. Maybe a hoody in the fall or winter, or my nice black wool coat. Add to that a treated canvas drover's hat (Aussie style), or beanie in winter.

I couldn't care less about fashion, frankly. I'm all about comfort and plenty of pockets. I"m not paying $200+ for a pair of pants unless there's a Sebenza in the pocket.

I wear blue jeans, black and white converse shoes, and I like to wear a top that has a skull on it, but when I don't have one available I would wear just any random top.

I am very fond of stuff with skulls on them. I've got this ring on my index finger that has a skull on it... totally kick ass.

LAYERS, I so wear layers. At least 6 months out of the year I wear 3 layers, I get cold very easily. Like:

a tank, a tee, a zipper sweater
a tank two long sleeved tees
a tank, a long sleeved tee, a sweater

I always wear basketball shorts rain or shine. I have 6 pairs that I cycle through.

Then I just wear basic t-shirts. If it's cold I wear a hoodie.

As for shoes, I am a lot more picky. I prefer athletic type shoes like Puma or Nike, usually in red and black.

Polo or sweater, khakis if I can help it, Sketchers demi-boots (they are like a boot, but not.... hard to explain) ankle cut socks and glasses. (most can usually find me in a custom fleece jacket. The embroidering only exists on 28 of them. ) I've also used the same PGA black leather belt for 2 years, almost every day. (long time for someone that grows as fast as I do)

I wear hiking clothes and shoes, North Face is my favorite.

I can pull off just about anything. In the summer, I can go from surfer to skater to conservative to upscale in a single day. I wear what I think I look good in, and accentuates certain aspects of my form while keeping it practical. I enjoy looking respectable, I enjoy making up 'fashion' as I go along (matching colours, especially), and I enjoy making clothing reflect who I am.

Recently I bought a peacoat that was $250... most amount of money I've ever spent on a single item but my GOD it's one of the best investments I've ever made. It's warm as fuck, it's trendy, and it's going to last forever.

Mainly, I just like having variety. Wearing one type of clothing everyday is so boring.

DC shoes (most comfortable pair of shoes I've ever owned), Levi/Lee/whatever jeans, a T-shirt, and when the weather calls for it my Led Zeppelin zip-up hoodie. Looks a bit like this but the image on the back of that is on the front and the back is blank.

Jeans and a t-shirt.

My style is feminine and a little glam. I wear a lot of flats, boots and sparkly stuff. I like animal prints...I wear some Baby Phat, Old Navy, I shop at Cato's..I will pretty much go into any store and try to pick out something that I think is cute. I havent gone shopping in a while though

UM and I wear the same thing

Uhm, I own lotsa hoodies, t-shirts, cargo pants... I dunno the brands... mostly walmart, bluenotes, value village etc!

I feel really bad for the people who need and image so bad that they'll pay upwards of 40 dollars for a t-shirt, just 'cause it has armani or ed harty on it. What makes me even more sad is that kids actually BRAG about how much money their parents huff out to get them all the most trendy name brand crap.

I buy for VALUE! Not for image, not for brand names.
I buy $7.50 shirts from bluenotes and am proud of it
half my pants are hand-me-downs, and the others are $25 tops

The ONLY thing I'll pay more for, is shoes...
and not those $130 nike 'sown together by chinese slave children from cheap fabric' shoes. My shoes costed $120 bucks, and they're cured leather hushpuppies... comfortable and with a guarentee.

When my pants rip I patch them, when my shoes break I'll get 'em fixed.

It's disguisting how twisted peoples priorities are nowadays... but I try not to think about it too much...

I'm not really into the whole brand thing. Just as long as it looks nice.

I'm a big fan of skinny leg jeans. But one day I can look really pro and expensive, and another day I can look like a casual cheapass lol. This is mainly due to the fact my mum bought me some expensive clothes, and sometimes she gets me some cheapy ones. (I rarely go clothes shopping for myself)

I care little about shoes or clothes. I wear sandals until there's snow on the ground, and THEN I usually wear my sandals with socks unless the snow is thick and I have to be IN it, then I grudgingly wear boots.
I HATE tags, I HATE seams, I HATE how shoes hurt my boney ankles. I wear my underwear and socks inside out lol If I don't have to be out in public, I wear my shirts inside out too. I prefer elastic waste bands and skirts or dresses, but I cut the tags out as soon as I get anything.

My dream outfit is a long dress with thin straps (but not spaghetti). Everyone is into short shirts and dresses though, so I've rarely ever owned a style I actually like.
So I buy what's tolerably comfortable and affordable from Wal-Mart, Goodwill and Yard Sales.