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What to buy with mall gift card.
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Oxnard
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Styleforum has ruined me, everything at the mall looks gross to me now. What can I buy with a $75 gift card?Originally Posted by hamish5178
(besides a $75 Starbucks card, which has crossed my mind)
If you can't find anything you like, you could just blow it all on socks, underwear, or layering t-shirts. Places like J.crew and Banana Republic make just fine socks and what not, you can even get good plain t-shirts that work well for layering. Jcrew is probably better for t-shirts, while Banana Republic has a good assortment of pima-cotton socks. BR is also one of the few places that sells loafer socks (the extremely low cut socks you can wear with shoes that make it look like your not wearing socks), which are really nice for summer.
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If you can't find anything you like, you could just blow it all on socks, underwear, or layering t-shirts. Places like J.crew and Banana Republic make just fine socks and what not, you can even get good plain t-shirts that work well for layering. Jcrew is probably better for t-shirts, while Banana Republic has a good assortment of pima-cotton socks. BR is also one of the few places that sells loafer socks (the extremely low cut socks you can wear with shoes that make it look like your not wearing socks), which are really nice for summer.Originally Posted by Oxnard
I was going to suggest this too.
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No H&M, Zara, Urban Outfitters, J. Crew, Brooks Brothers, Bergdorf, or Neiman Marcus? If not, bummer. If so, I have plenty of advice (you'd be surprised at how much cool **** you can do with Brooks Bros. in streetwear fits).Originally Posted by robbie
I don't think people realize how many malls have none of these options.
+1... damn smalltown living...
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+1... damn smalltown living...Originally Posted by Big Punisher
Im pretty much confined to buying online, since ann arbor is filled with people who dress like ****... ive had to lower my standards by a million times
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