Where the fuck can I find good cheap clothes?
Guzzo
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ok vso I put up a thread a few weeks back about getting plain solid color t-shirts that are either 50/50 or 60/40 cotton poly. Folks told me to check out American Apparel and I did but I ain't spending $20 to get a plain green or grey shirt. Also been trying to find some clothes that are more work appropriete and every damn store I go to got shirts that are like $40 or more. Now I'm down to look nice and shit but I ain't down to empty my pockets completely to do so.I wanna know how you ballers on a budget do your thing. Also wanna know where I can get some plain t-shirts that ain't gonna cost me a jackson.thanks thnaks in advance
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dude I'm rocking a plain gray from wal-mart, but I ain't trying to shop there anymore. Feel like I'm fucking up America by doing so
go to Target I mean Tarjay
Do y'all have Marshalls on the West Coast.
saying, good work pants at Costco Guzzo, get yourself a membership
cheap socks like crazy.
i hate to say it but there is no such thing as a decent pair of pants that'll look good at work that costs less than $40
unless you get it at winners / tj maxx type clearance zone,
I was a big fan of Marshalls back when I lived in New England, but the chain sucks here in Maryland by comparison.
Personally, I have better luck finding a good shirt at thrift stores than any of the chains. Wal Mart comes the closest, but I agree with folks about not shopping there on principle. The closest you can get to their type of cheap/dope/simple goods is like Sears or something.
well if you are just looking for solid tees, i get all mines for printing on at Twisted Toad. they do single qty orders and even their American Apparel shirts are considerably cheper than buying at the physical shop.
My new T-Shirt come up is $4 t-shirts at Michael's (the art's and crafts store). I've just been copping these solid color T's so I can make T-shirts that proclaim my Juelz Santana love (see below), but $4 for a T aint bad and theyve got hella colors and they're not the super-baggy, low quality jawns you get at footlocker.
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Those are the best t-shirts on the market.
what are you having to drink there?
and are swap meets out of the question for cheap tshirts? south LA got a lot of those "swap malls".
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not for us dudes that are....umm...."above average" in the weight dept.
they sure is soft though!!!
This does not make sense.
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hmm. so who's having the drink with a hand coming out of it?
But because I am nice, I will tell you where I get mine. Asian warehouse market in DC, 12 pack of black tees $36. That's $4 a piece if ya buy the pack, $5 apiece.
Might be toughr in LA, doesn't sound like you have a large Asian population around there.
I am a big fan of aa's zip fleece sweaters. Keep in mind their shirts tend to shrink a bit........
next time you do BP show, roll down beach a few more block & you will see a indoor swap meet on the right hand corner, i foget the name of the street, look for all the flags, in there you will find 3 for 10$ or 12$, most colors... that is all carry on...
Dont be fooled. Ive known many people who've worked there, and they are not cool to their employees. They fire people randomly, won't allow the factory workers to form a union and are just not the company they claim to be. (Also, there shit is very inconsistent, almost every other garment has a stitching problem or something.) There are a group of high level ex employees who are meeting to expose Dov Charney.
They are probably no worse than any other company but when your whole image is based on how good they are to their employees and it tunrs out that they're not, I say thats fucked and they should be exposed.
haha, its funny cause I always here about larger dudes complaining about never finding clothes but I always see XL-XXXL at damn near every store I go yo. It's the mediums that seem to be few and far between.
Thanks for all the recomendations from everyone and keep 'em coming if you got more.
that's sad.
imma sucker though