Mixed feelings about Muji I have a polo from there that i like but i also have a white t-shirt that shrunk like a full size after first wash (no high temperature, no dryer)
That may be true, but I see a lot of people saying their linen shirts are good for the price. I'm just saying that I disagree with that sentiment. Jcrew Baird mcnutt linen shirts are frequently on sale for the same price and are much better imo
Like some of their stuff but the cuts are weird. For the price it's not bad at all, better that Uniqlo.
I have an old oxford shirt that is holding pretty well with time (5 years) and is holding better than some Carhartt WIP stuff. Now I bought more recently but I don't know if their clothing shrinks a lot with time or if I should get it tailored later.
I buy a lot in their HK store when I visit, but there's no store in my country. Muji is definitely better than Uniqlo, but the prices are also 4x as much and they have a very defined aesthetic. You can always pick Muji clothes on the street, but you might not be able to pick Uniqlo. Depends what you're after, Uniqlo is just Japanese Walmart tier, Muji is more equivalent to a department store brand.
About 8 years ago I wore full Muji for a while lol.
Muji clothes are average at best, and they don't have much variety compared to Uniqlo. However, I do have to say that their water-repellent sneakers are pretty comfy and affordable for a canvas shoe.
Muji is pretty good. I live in Japan and I just bought a really thin cotton suit from Muji. The suit is really nice because it doesn't have shoulder pads, it's like halfway between casual and formal. I doubt Muji will be big outside of Japan because the style is very Japanese. Many Mandarin collar shirts, for instance.
But, Uniqlo is definitely more on that fast fashion side. I bought some work shirts from there today actually, and they were 1900jpy each for a short sleeve button up made of breathable athletic fabric.
That being said, unless you're asian size or you have a good physique, the shit will look bad on you most likely. Pretty much all Japanese clothes are very boxy and straight cut. I'm only able to pull it off because I have a muscular, athletic physique, so it being tight around the chest, arms, back, and shoulders looks good.
Muji has some nice atmosphere, good pre entry level face cosmetics, and snacks are fine. But I would never buy clothes there. Always done my clothing shopping in Uniqlo or Global Work, but Im pretty basic.
Muji is ok but their stuff is too expensive for the quality
Mixed feelings about Muji I have a polo from there that i like but i also have a white t-shirt that shrunk like a full size after first wash (no high temperature, no dryer)
I have a linen shirt from Muji and was disappointed how thin and transparent it is
I mean, you can even see online how thin it looks. I wouldn't expect it to be thick, especially at that price and all.
That may be true, but I see a lot of people saying their linen shirts are good for the price. I'm just saying that I disagree with that sentiment. Jcrew Baird mcnutt linen shirts are frequently on sale for the same price and are much better imo
I got this from the thrift store for 5 dollars and it seems alright
so gay
it's just a square piece of fabric bro, who cares
nice, I probably would have copped if I didn't have this already
dude why the fuck would you buy used clothes for your girl? kys bro
maybe shes the girl?
You can buy this new alpaca wool big scarf for $32 leafbucks from banana republic + extra 30% off right now. Made in Italy with Italian yarn.
nice, not op but copped a couple, one for me and one for free shipping lul
Like some of their stuff but the cuts are weird. For the price it's not bad at all, better that Uniqlo.
I have an old oxford shirt that is holding pretty well with time (5 years) and is holding better than some Carhartt WIP stuff. Now I bought more recently but I don't know if their clothing shrinks a lot with time or if I should get it tailored later.
whats muji
Never heard of them.
they make a nice fountain pen
I buy a lot in their HK store when I visit, but there's no store in my country. Muji is definitely better than Uniqlo, but the prices are also 4x as much and they have a very defined aesthetic. You can always pick Muji clothes on the street, but you might not be able to pick Uniqlo. Depends what you're after, Uniqlo is just Japanese Walmart tier, Muji is more equivalent to a department store brand.
About 8 years ago I wore full Muji for a while lol.
I like their home goods. But the clothing is sized for smaller Asian people
>Muji
>no selvedge
pass
>selvedge made in china
uprecycle instead
I bought some kitchen utensils from them, nothing else
Their dishware and steel utensils are the best stuff they have imo
You pay like a 400% markup getting Muji shit outside of Japan.
Muji clothes are trash. Buy practical house items from there, but stick to uniqlo for basics
>go on Muji website
>try and look for what I want
>there's no filter
Yeah fuck you I'm not scrolling through your entire catalogue.
Muji clothes are average at best, and they don't have much variety compared to Uniqlo. However, I do have to say that their water-repellent sneakers are pretty comfy and affordable for a canvas shoe.
Their marshmellow is tasty too.
Muji is pretty good. I live in Japan and I just bought a really thin cotton suit from Muji. The suit is really nice because it doesn't have shoulder pads, it's like halfway between casual and formal. I doubt Muji will be big outside of Japan because the style is very Japanese. Many Mandarin collar shirts, for instance.
But, Uniqlo is definitely more on that fast fashion side. I bought some work shirts from there today actually, and they were 1900jpy each for a short sleeve button up made of breathable athletic fabric.
That being said, unless you're asian size or you have a good physique, the shit will look bad on you most likely. Pretty much all Japanese clothes are very boxy and straight cut. I'm only able to pull it off because I have a muscular, athletic physique, so it being tight around the chest, arms, back, and shoulders looks good.
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Uniqlo is based as fuck for making clothes for fitizens. All other brands tailor for skinnyfat bodies
if you fit into muji you're a dyel
All clothes I've touched in Muji felt like the cheapest garbage that even H&M would not sell.
Muji uses better quality materials. The only decent Uniqlo stuff are the U and +J lines.
Muji has some nice atmosphere, good pre entry level face cosmetics, and snacks are fine. But I would never buy clothes there. Always done my clothing shopping in Uniqlo or Global Work, but Im pretty basic.
So true