Best/Worst Bang for the Buck - Page 6

Best: NN07
Worst: Acne

best - belgian shit
worst - japanese derivatives plus ugly mc shit that is "high quality"

Every time on my way to work i see the same girl walking her dog at 5:45am. Snow, rain, 0degrees, whatever. Fucking sucks

best: 3sixteen denim, uniqlo clothing worst: bed stu, true religion (and other 'shit' brands)

What is people's take on Zara

I really like their designs, but the quality is shit. I wonder who they shark

everyone. last winter it was all prorsum.

I own a duffle/toggle coat from Zara and it's held up nicely and It's an awesome coat. Other than that, I'm not sure, but I haven't heard good things. Not a big fan of a lot they produce anyways.

I have 2 jackets from there that I received as gifts. I saw they retailed for ~$100 each and I thought that was pretty overpriced. They are cool looking pieces that fit decently, but man...quality sucks severely.

I read up on the brand. It has a unique strategy that makes it a billion dollars firm. They never advertise and their stuff is suppose to be a notch higher than H&M.

Personally, I would never spend my own money on their items.

From all the times I have stepped in their stores, the general audience looks to be around my age, mid 20s.

Pfft.. I compared them side by side with W+H last week, I would say there's hardly any difference in quality.

and the w+h is about 175$ less.

worst: ccp boots, my zipper just broke off after 4 months

Best:
Suiting - Thick as Thieves (easy go to brand for a young guy who might need a lot of suits)
Leather Jackets - ToJ no doubt
Pants - Uniqlo (basically to me, better fitting than Levis with a ton much interesting options in terms of colored denim with superior construction)
Leather Boots - Paul Smith and Marc Jacobs (PS shoes are decent but they're priced very well and well made leather boots in general don't come cheap, but for a little more mainline MJ boots are way better in terms of leather quality, construction, and comfort).

Worst longevity/buck: Corpus shorts. The bottom torn open after a few wears. Only piece that became unwearable.

Best longevity/buck: Running shorts, ran in them for 2 years, and still going steady. It's starting to show fadez


Worst quality/buck: Seven for all Mankind jacket, bought in the early days, is so uncomfortable

Best quality/buck: Seavees (for 20 bucks),

Their designs are decent for a mall brand, but the quality on about 95% of their stuff is lacking and not worth the price in my opinion. However, I got a slim fitting grey blazer from them a bit ago for about $90 which has held up quite nicely. I bought it because the fit was spot on. For the price, I don't know which brands can really compete except Uniqlo. In terms of quality I would say is slightly above H&M. Also, most of their jackets to me just looked straight up cheap and the materials they used for their all of their knits were terrible.

MJ makes damn durable shit. Don't really know why it gets passed over around here.

Hmm I passed on a MJ cashmere sweater once because honestly it didn't impress me, but personally I prefer the low maintenance of high end cotton. Also forgot to add one Pocketsquares: Kent Wang