February 25, 200818 yr TJ Maxx is legit I havent been tehre in a while but I used to get everything from there. I get clothes from all different places but yesterday I spent a nice chunk of change at Macy's on clothes for work. I used to be able to wear anything I wanted to work but now that I got a promotion I have to dress up a little.
February 25, 200818 yr You couldn't pay me to wear abercrombie and fitch. I have one shirt, and it was given to me. I never wear it out unless I wear it to the gym. I refuse to wear their crap simply based on their stupid ads where they show people wearing nothing. I rarely have ever agreed with you on much, but I am with you here. I usually get my clothes at Target, Meijer or WalMart unless I need to get something nice then I will go to Macy's or somewhere like that. I remember my ex-wife spending over 70 dollars on a pair of jeans, and I was sitting there thinking that I could get 3 pairs of jeans for that.
February 25, 200818 yr Anymore I get most of my clothes at Wal-Mart. It's funny that as I have gotten older, even though I make more money, I spend much less on clothing. :thumb::thumb: I spend very little money on clothes. Give me a pair of jeans and a t-shirt, and I'm good to go.
February 25, 200818 yr :thumb::thumb: I spend very little money on clothes. Give me a pair of jeans and a t-shirt, and I'm good to go. If I didn't have a job that was business casual, then jeans and sweatshirts/fleeces would be my winter attire. I can't recall the last time I went shopping for clothes. My wife buys pretty much all my clothes except stuff I get for Christmas. About 95% of my t-shirts are freebies. A majority of my hooded sweatshirts are Steve & Barry's. The rest of my clothes are Gap outlet, Target, Kohls, and Macy's.
February 25, 200818 yr I know you all are going to laugh but since I am not a typical chick...I hate to shop. I let my friends & family shop for me! :lol::lol:
February 25, 200818 yr I used to work for Gap Inc. a long time ago, so most of my clothing comes from there. Along with football sweats/shorts and shirts I received in high school, I sometimes (rarely) shop at Abercrombie, AE etc.
February 25, 200818 yr Most of the clothes I wear are given to me, or under $20. I refuse to spend more than $25 on any type of clothing.
February 25, 200818 yr Author American Eage, Aeropostale, and Hollistar. Gotta go with the Express... I don't know if I own anything that isn't from one of those 4 places....I used to, but then my parents made me start buying my own clothes, and I'm kind of picky and preppy when it comes to what I wear. :lol:
February 25, 200818 yr Stone Temple Pilots ("Tiny Music ..." tour) If you regularly wear the shirt then I am sure you are a fan. They're getting back together and doing a show in Columbus (Rock on the Range) in the middle of May. I'm sure you already know this but if not then I guess some thrilling info. I was thinking about going, I guess it just depends on how much I don't want to spend before Bonnaroo.
February 25, 200818 yr Adidas, Nike, village discount outlet (when I'm on a shortage for t-shirts) and if I'm going nice Express and some AE. Doc Martins for nice shoes. :ylsuper::banana::ylsuper:
February 25, 200818 yr In college it used to be AE, A&F, etc for the most part, in addition to all the free shirts I would get from ball games, events on campus, working for the women's team, etc. Now I have a mix from just about everywhere. Still plenty of those free shirts are in the closet, a ton of polo's from my days working at golf courses, AE, A&F, Aeropostale, Steve & Barry's college shirts. It has really become spread across a lot of different companies now.
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