How much does one spend on clothing? I'm almost 22 and

spend a lot if you want to be a fashion guy

spend a little if you want to be a normal guy

>>10629299
Broadly speaking, guys who get into fashion tend to favor high quality pieces (relatively speaking) and are willing to pay a bit more for it.

On the other hand, I've noticed most girls are willing to buy a lot more things for less and don't expect them to last them years. This also has to do with what's available in stores for each gender. There are millions of stores for women everywhere, much less for men, and you'll notice the most popular stores usually carry relatively cheap, not very sturdy but trendy clothes.

If you're 22 you probably should stop dressing the way you did when you were 16. Either you were dressed too dadcore in your teens, or you dress too much like a teenager as a young adult.

A nice pair of jeans starts at around 100 dollars in my view, though you can get very decent items for much less if you know where to look (Uniqlo jeans for instance). Shoes are extremely important in my opinion, some shoes literally aren't worth buying under certain prices (cheap boots are useless for example)

>>10629311
how much do i spend if i want to be a big guy?

>>10629493
a lot

>>10629299
>21 yo
>makes six figures

how
b8?

>>10629500

I trade futures.

>>10629489
What about just Levi's slim fit jeans, Nike shoes, and solid color crewcut/henley t shirts, and a field jacket. Is that too pleb?

>>10629527
real nice. what's your best learning resources? school? internet?

I'm mostly just into value investing

>>10629539

Experience. Trial and error for 2 years. Never read a book since the 7th grade. Was a novel about a stray dog. Made me tear up in class.

>>10629527
how did you get into trading futures

pleb for /fa/, 10/10 to everyone else
just wearing clothes that fit puts you far and beyond above everyone else

>>10629527
6 figures can do much much better

>>10629543
Was a NEET mining dogecoin. Saw a movie called Wall Street with that Transformers guy. Wanted to become a banker. Looked into it. Would never make it. Saw ads for ThinkOrSwim. Started a demo account. Sucked at stocks. Discovered futures. Been doing it ever since.

>>10629550
What about Nudie jeans and some nice brand of shirts? Do people really look at shoes? Nike seems to be pretty popular.

Basically how do I Dean Winchester mode but slim fit > bootcut jeans?

>>10629580
jesus, just go pick out what you like from Mr Porter

>>10629587

>$5,000 Jackets
>$750 Jeans

Nope

>>10629573
cool. what indicators do you look at?
I've always found Investopedia to be a good resource

>>10629612

1 minute chart
8 period SMA
21 period SMA
75 period EMA

I trade /CL, /ES, /ZB. /6E, and /GC

Daily Loss Limit is 3 losing trades, or 5%, whichever comes first. Usually the 3 losing trades come first, like today. Lost $50 net. I trade 10 contracts each trade, limiting myself to 1 position/trade at a time.

>>10629497
Are you the same big guy from the waywt threads?
Because you always look like total shit

>>10629625
always nice to have a system to go by. I used to trade doge + btc + ltc back in the day

>>10629651

I mined Doge when it first came out. Paid 2 months rent. Only experience with crypto coins. A guy in my futures trader group on Facebook trades BTC.

>>10629527
If it looks good on you, go for it. I was going to say, nothing wrong with sneakers at all as long as you pick the right models and colorways. Levi's can be a good deal depending on where you live, usually way overpriced for what it is in Europe, but a much better deal in the US obviously.

If you're kind of new to fashion I definitely recommend experimenting, starting out slow with simple, easy to pull off pieces.

>>10629625
what broker do you use?

>>10629573
>do people really look at shoes.
That's not the point. It's not about whether people look at it or not, it's about being comfortable and looking good for yourself and having quality clothing.

>people are taking this shit seriously

baka desu senpai