Men's Clothing online

[propertyofalady]

Hey Guys, if you are going to buy online, what are your favorite sites to shop?

 

[Vintage Gent]

Virtual Clothes Horse and Sierra Trading Post are mine.

 

[FIHTies]

Kewl!!!! Tag Team

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[marc237]

Originally Posted by FIHTies

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Yes, but the difference is that only 50% of your posts are shameless spam.

On a serious note, this guy is among my favorite online merchants.

 

[FIHTies]

Originally Posted by marc237

Yes, but the difference is that only 50% of your posts are shameless spam.

On a serious note, this guy is among my favorite online merchants.

Hey!!!...Thats not fair. There was another comment here that I said this on...What happened to it???

Besides, its NOT TRUE, that 50% of mine are spam... More like 80%.

Heck... a guys gotta make a living ya know...

 

[propertyofalady]

That is another thing entirely, but I will comment on it. I think that spamming is bad when it comes from someone who doesn't use the site for anything more than once a week or once a day to basically drop the same ad in a paticular forum, website or whatever. FIHTies like he said needs to make a living but also has a keen interest in the forum, so I don't consider his posts as spam. I honestly want to know where people shop for clothes online since clothes shopping is very intriguing for e-commerce. What I mean is that people usually want to see the object or try it on, so I was just wondering what online source makes up for the lack in "window shopping"?

 

[grimslade]

I think that having a generous returns policy is crucial. STP and Zappos, for example, have basically built their business around the knowledge that when buying online, some things just aren't going to fit. Some merchants seem to understand that people who return a lot (like me) are probably also buying a lot. If you can't return as much or as easily, you buy less.

In other words, there's no real substitute for window shopping. Successful online merchants therefore let you windowshop from home, after the box arrives.

 

[marc237]

Originally Posted by propertyofalady

That is another thing entirely, but I will comment on it. I think that spamming is bad when it comes from someone who doesn't use the site for anything more than once a week or once a day to basically drop the same ad in a paticular forum, website or whatever. FIHTies like he said needs to make a living but also has a keen interest in the forum, so I don't consider his posts as spam. I honestly want to know where people shop for clothes online since clothes shopping is very intriguing for e-commerce. What I mean is that people usually want to see the object or try it on, so I was just wondering what online source makes up for the lack in "window shopping"?

Well, part of why I recommend Jonathon is that you get the best of both worlds. His polciy allows you to examine the goods at no risk and to keep what wows you and return that which does not. It is a no risk policy and is effective because I find that the merchandise is even more impressive in person.

 

[discostu004]

I think that having a generous returns policy is crucial

agreed. as a merchant i don't like stuff coming back b/c it means it didn't sell, but it is part of the biz. i have several who buy a lot but return a lot. it's a bummer to get returns, but i figure they wouldn't buy any if they couldn't return for a refund.

 

[California Dreamer]

STP. They are the only vendor I've come across that combines keen prices with an unbeatable guarantee that takes all the worry out of online ordering. I think Zappos would be as good, but they won't ship to Australia.

I've had a few horror experiences on eBay, and I'm never going back.

 

[ghulkhan]

umm ive realized a lot of stuff i buy i end up buying over the phoen
cuz ill see seomthing i like and try to get it
i kno thats not the samething as buying online
but ill see soemthing i like online and then go hunt it down
but a lot of things i like buyiing are from varvatos so you can say i go his website and look at the current collection and then call em and they send me the crap i want and if i dont like it ill send it back and theyll charge me for whatever i keep

so saying that
i think if you like something online and they have real store maybe if you can get them to send you a consignment its the best way to go

 

[Sukotto]

Has anyone had any experiance using: Marks & Spencer? I know what they are like as bricks-&-mortar, but not as an online shop.

 

[muelleran]

Since I joined the Style Forum I have ordered from:

Herring
Charles Tyrwhitt
Jermin Shirts
Hiltditch & Key
Sierra Trading Post
Bromleys

My experience with them is pretty good so far. I learned about them mostly in the forum and read about the member's experiences, then I compare prices and ongoing sales and decide where I'll order.

 

[acidboy]

i have purchased, and had good experiences doing so, with:
plal
stp
ben silver
zappos (for sneakers)
elite forum on ebay
shopkanvas on ebay

 

[zjpj83]

Polo.com


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