>Has money >Decide to look for brands >Brand is too

Haven has end of season sale
There it's over

Go on grailed and buy from re-sellers or used shit.

I really can't believe people still buy shit full price from retailers

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>>10791214
Sweatshirt goes from 1000 dollars to 700.

>>10791221
I live in Yurop so it's more complicated, I bought a J Crew shirt there for 20 dolls (These shirts actually costs hundreds on their site) and I don't know when I'll receive it.


What should I do ? Buy several clothes from cheap/basic brands like H&M, Zara,... or save for one better piece of clothing ?
My wardrobe is "normal" but I would like to get more /fa/

>>10791240
just build a basic wardrobe from mall stuff like h&m shirts and levi jeans then save for expensive jackets shoes and other shit. When your basics wear down upgrade them to more expensive shit.

>>10791321
This is what I planned to do. I only have mall stuff, nothing fancy.
I wanted to get wool and merinos clothes but I guees I have to go into expensive shit for that ?
I think I'll focus on better quality from now on (but i'm still not gonna pay a white tee 75 dollars)

Massimo Dutti is nice and a bit better than zara hm etc

>>10791221
>buying used clothes

...ew

>>10791328
make sure when you buy something expensive it is versatile has good construction and its something you wont get tired of quickly. If its something your iffy about make sure its easy to resell.

Massimo dutti

>>10791240
how expensive do you think it is to buy wardrobe staples? you can get high-quality basics for pocket change if you shop patiently.