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Decent Stores for a Smaller Budget 2017-09-06 05:21:47 Post No. 12736011
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I read the goddamn sticky and the list of stores hasn't been updated since 2015
Where do my fellow poorfags shop?
I've heard good things about Uniqlo
What about JoS. A. Bank? Their clearance sweaters and cardigans look legit
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>>12736011
>JoS. A. Bank
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Jos A Bank sells napkins in the shape of suits. Decent quality paper towels or toilet tissue but I wouldn't consider their fare "clothing"
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>>12736011
Unironically thrift stores.
I've been getting pretty much everything except underwear and shoes at thrift stores since I was a small child.
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>>12736309
Thrift shops
Depop
Consignment stores
Grailed
eBay
Why buy new inferior quality goods when you can get things that have been worn a few times and taken good care of that is top tier quality.
The majority of my purchases are second hand. Just bought an impeccable Lanvin white dress shirt for 30 bucks on Depop, rrp was 400 bucks.
Got some loake derbies for 35 bucks shipped, handmade in england, retail is over 200. Stop being jewed by the fashion business.
Also sample/stockroom sales. If you are in a city of over 100k you'll find atleast one good near you.
Search facebook events for sample sales.
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