40 thoughts on “There are so many brands and some many clothes to choose from.

  1. Anonymous says:

    I like wearing $12 costco jeans with a $12 coatco sweater with $2 costco socks with $3 costco underwear with a $3 costco tee shirt with $30 puma sneakers from costco.

  2. Anonymous says:

    >Pick one/two brands of OK, mall tier basics that fit you (Levis, LL Bean, J.Crew, Uniqlo)
    >Thrift wear needed
    >Focus biggest purchases on quality footwear and a few niche, luxury brands to round things out

    Bingo. It’s not the approach I took. But it’s one I’d take if starting off.

  3. Anonymous says:

    > How fo you not get addicted or fall into the endless rabbit hole of spending?

    just make more money and then you wouldn’t have to make this gay ass thread. you wouldn’t think twice, let alone ask something like that

  4. Anonymous says:

    Only buy expensive clothes during the end of the year when it becomes really cheap. Quality of them is on par with some $50 tees but ehh you only live once.

  5. Anonymous says:

    i dont buy expensive clothes unless they have a really good design that u’ll never find on cheaper brands. yeah ok ur hermes jacket is worth $2000 but it looks like any other classic jacket, whats the point? ur fit is still nothing special.

    • Anonymous says:

      really just find a few pieces u really like and then save up and buy them all within a time frame, u dont rlly need more than 5 pieces of outerwear, pants, shoes, sweaters etc to have a very diverse wardrobe. when u get tired of some just resell on grailed and buy new stuff.

      • Anonymous says:

        the good thing about being a shopping nerd u can regularly get really good deals, wear something for 2-3 years then sell on grailed to some shmuck for more than u paid for it new eventually. i tell people that it’s better to buy a $1000 jacket than 10 fast fashion cheap $100 jackets and they just dont get it. if u got good taste and are patient and savy enough to find the good deals ur hobby pays for itself.

        • Anonymous says:

          It depends on what you mean by big brands. Stuff like MK, Coach, Gucci, Chanel, Prada you know accessable logos are for that type. Stuff like Tom Ford aren’t in that camp. I once met a homosexual man who would take the caps off of sample perfumes then make them into logo ear rings. If there were one brand I did hate it would be Patagonia because it is made of literal plastic garbage but somehow is supposed to be a good logo.

  6. Anonymous says:

    identify a piece you want and see if you still want it in two or three months. better yet, wait and see if it goes on sale

    i tend to use the luck of the draw, where if i still want something by the time it’s on sale AND available in my size then i’ll let myself buy it

  7. Anonymous says:

    Maintain a very specific/curated style. If you just buy things impulsively you’ll very easily fall into the rabbithole you mentioned, but if you really think through how often you’d wear a piece you won’t find yourself buying as much. Ask yourself if you already have an item of clothing that achieves something similar or what fits youd make with it.

  8. Anonymous says:

    >How fo you not get addicted or fall into the endless rabbit hole of spending?
    because most of them are the same chinese trash quality

  9. Anonymous says:

    >How fo you not get addicted or fall into the endless rabbit hole of spending?
    it’s pretty ez, i hate shopping generally and i hate spending money on things made with slave labor specifically so that rules out just about every fashion brand.

  10. Anonymous says:

    I restrict the size of my wardrobe by assigning a particular function to all of my clothes and never allowing myself to have more than one piece that fullfills that task. For example, "white tee with solid black print as an underlayer" would be one. If I ever come across another white tee with a graphic that I feel I absolutely can’t live without, I call to mind the fact that I already have a similar shirt, and if I’m already dissatisfied with that, then buying another one is unlikely to satisfy me any more. This works for me, can’t say that it will work for you

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