slappysloopy
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Hi I'm new to SF as a member but have been browsing for quite some time. I've shopped at abercrombie for a while and can understand the heat that they are dished out but I still like their clothing. The cottons are soft, cashmeres warm, jeans fitted, and slim fits are slim. I'm not the typical A&F guy because I dress up a little bit more. (I only wear sweaters and shirts to school. I haven't worn a tee or a polo in over a year.) This being said, recently I've been shopping at gap and Banana and integrating that into my wardrobe. I like having nice blazers to wear out and khakis without drawstrings or fades.
Here's my question: I'm 17 and turning 18 in a month so I'll be going to college next year. What stores should I look into that are clean, fashionable, and fairly priced other than A&F, gap, and the like?
I like the quality from both stores and despite what people say, spending 100 on a pair of jeans is enough for me and 50-80 for a shirt is reasonable so I don't need to wear designer clothing. I like dressing nice and not wearing ed hardy, affliction, etc. that looks like trash and costs the same amount as something nice from RL. Hopefully you guys will have some suggestions and can get me started on some shopping for next year.
Thanks and have a happy New Year!
Here's my question: I'm 17 and turning 18 in a month so I'll be going to college next year. What stores should I look into that are clean, fashionable, and fairly priced other than A&F, gap, and the like?
I like the quality from both stores and despite what people say, spending 100 on a pair of jeans is enough for me and 50-80 for a shirt is reasonable so I don't need to wear designer clothing. I like dressing nice and not wearing ed hardy, affliction, etc. that looks like trash and costs the same amount as something nice from RL. Hopefully you guys will have some suggestions and can get me started on some shopping for next year.
Thanks and have a happy New Year!