If I were to open your closet or chest of drawers, where would I see that you have purchased the majority of your casual clothing from? I'm talking 50% + 1 here.
For me, it is the Gap. Between jeans, button downs, t-shirts, shorts, the Gap by far has the majority of my casual purchases. Interested to hear what others have to say.
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May 9th, 2019, 11:35 AM #1Super Moderator
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Where do you buy the majority of your casual clothing?
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May 9th, 2019, 11:38 AM #2Varsity Member
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Curious are we talking going out casual or dressed down maybe run an errand or two. Because mine differ.
Jeans Levi’s
Dressed up casual would be button downs from j crew and j crew factory
Shorts from old navy
For lounging around the house would be t shirts from events and under Armour.
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May 9th, 2019, 11:42 AM #3Varsity Member
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Usually BR during major sale, since my wardrobe is put together enough for me to be able to wait until 50%+ off. I also shop from Old Navy, factory versions of GAP, J.Crew and BR when I'm on a spontaneous mall trip with wife, since we can both get something from there together.
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A majority of mine would be from Jcrew Factory. I have some stuff from Old Navy as well, but not nearly as much.
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JCrew Factory and Target. And maybe Amazon now.
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No majorities in my closet. I have a heathy mix of Jomers, Everlane, Spier Mackay, J Crew, and Amazon Goodthreads.
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Jcrew for a good bit of it, BR for jeans. Dress clothes are mainly Speir and Mackay (shirts). Just ordered my first jacket from them (pre-order)
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Bonobos for jeans/chinos and Buck Mason for tshirts/henleys. That combo encompasses a large majority of my casual attire, not including buttondowns (some of which range to casual), outerwear or gym gear. I need to figure out chino shorts again this year, I've gone without ones I love for a year or two and want to remedy that.
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Sid Mashburn 60%
Billy Reid 15%
Faherty 15%
Other 10%
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This year I've been buying a lot of outlet/factory casual clothes from a local outlet: Levis, JCF, Gap and Johnston and Murphy shoes. Also a fair amount from JC mains, and shirts from Uniglo. I have students who work at Old Navy so I'll grab a few items from them, but I'm not crazy about the quality.
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