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Mens Clothes

Mens Clothing Merchant 51 members have voted

  1. 1. Mens Clothing Merchant

    • L.L. Bean
      7%
    • Lands End
      1%
    • JC Penney
      21%
    • Dillards
      15%
    • Macy's
      9%
    • Other Department Store (name)
      23%
    • Other Catalog (name)
      0%
      0
    • Wal-Mart, Target, or other Discounter
      9%
    • Specialty Clothier (Brooks Brothers, et. al.)
      9%
    • I have my own tailor
      0%
      0

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Most of my clothes come from flea markets.

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I thought that Value City in Latonia was closed that only the furniture store was open there .

That's correct. Burlington Coat Factory moved into the Value City Latonia location.

I absolutley hate clothes shopping. I have a very tall torso and can rarely find shirts that fit. I'm 6'5" and only have a 32" pant inseam - so as you can imagine, I'm all upper-body.

 

Most big and tall stores should be labeled "Big with one or two tall selections". I got lucky and found tall polos at JCPenney for around $15 each. I shop at a lot of places already mentioned, but rarely do I find something that fits well. When I do, I buy 2 or 3.

 

When I was first married, my wife thought I was just being dramatic about not finding any clothes to fit me. Little did she know that my complaints are well warranted. Pants are the only thing I can easily find to fit. Shoes and shirts (especially t-shirts) are hit or miss, where I'll typically have a choice of one or two items in the store. I haven't found a t-shirt that fits me well for the past 8 years.

That's correct. Burlington Coat Factory moved into the Value City Latonia location.

 

I went to Mens Wharehouse, Jos Banks and then to BCF and I gotta tell you I liked the suit I got at BCF better than any of the other stores and the service was much better as well. The 24 yr old cheesy sales rep at MW was a joke, I laughed and walked out after he kept trying to upsell me on suits I didnt need.

 

The lady at Jos banks was so busy she didnt even know what she was handing me. The dude at BCF was a slick cat and he also picked out some cool cufflinks and tie for me. I highly recommend it if you just need a simple suit.

I also find something every once in a while at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, but you really have to sort through everything.

It's not really on your list, but I usually buy most of my stuff at a consignment store. I'm not too picky about clothes. I buy a suit about every 2nd or 3rd funeral. I do buy new stuff maybe before a vacation, but I don't have many of those either.

I get most of my clothes from Kohl's and Old Navy.

 

However, I did get out to Steve and Barry's before they closed and raided their store there. They had some nice stuff.

American Eagle or Hollister.

 

Nooo UKMF, you're not one of "those" are you?? :lol: :lol:

Yesterday I went to Goody's...I bought three pairs of shorts and four T-shirts...

 

The shorts were Regular $40 a pair and the shirts reg $16...The shorts cost me $8.97 a pair and the shirts $4.00 each...Grand total $45...I only shop for clothes when I have to...

I have a question for those of you who only wear Banana Republic, GAP, American Eagle, A&F, Hollister, Aeropostale.......why?

 

Are you not tired of paying ridiculous prices to be a walking advertisement for these companies?

I have a question for those of you who only wear Banana Republic, GAP, American Eagle, A&F, Hollister, Aeropostale.......why?

 

Are you not tired of paying ridiculous prices to be a walking advertisement for these companies?

 

My parents only buy them when they are at a good price. Like 50% off or more. :thumb:

My parents only buy them when they are at a good price. Like 50% off or more. :thumb:

 

So that makes them what? $20 for a shirt instead of $40? Lol, j/k but still, I don't get the desire to be branded.:confused:

I have a question for those of you who only wear Banana Republic, GAP, American Eagle, A&F, Hollister, Aeropostale.......why?

 

Are you not tired of paying ridiculous prices to be a walking advertisement for these companies?

Banana Republic

 

I'm small, their clothes are cut to fit people my size a lot better than anywhere else I can find (that I can remotely afford). I like the styles, make, and quality of their clothes better than most places (once again, that I can afford).

 

Actually they put no logos on their clothes or I would probably have kept looking for another place. Clothing logos bother me...the only exception for me is Spyder...but I love their skiing clothes.

 

I probably haven't been there since last December.

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