>>18654110
Groundbreaking fashion advice OP

>>18654110
Bought two oxford shirts from Uniqlo. You're right, ghastly. Zara goes without saying.

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>>18654110
Uniqlo has some gems.
Their supima cotton tees and their selvedge denim jeans are amazing price:qualtiy

Zara plain T shirts fit the best

Just got back from the mall and have two Zara tees and Uniqlo socks. Support fast fashion.

>>18654502
What's wrong with them?
T. Uniqlo oxford shirt user

the Zara in my town always has goofy stuff. maybe everything that doesnt sell in europe just gets sent to the american stored.

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So name some stores that have decent quality shit that don't ask 100 dollars/euros for a plain ~150 gsm t-shirt

>>18654110
natty?

>>18654502
Uniqlo's OCBD shirts are easily the best for that price range. None of the other fast fashion brands even come close. They're pretty serviceable

>>18654506
>>18655128
mid is better than trash but they are still entry level cope garments

>>18654506
>Their supima cotton tees and their selvedge denim jeans are amazing price:qualtiy
You’re a bug man. You don’t have to be. Do better. Be better.

i live in japan and uniqlo covers all my basics (except socks, they top out at 27cm and i'm 31cm, i bought a pair just because they were dirt cheap to see if i can make it work and they lasted about a week before they ripped). decent boxers and tanktops though, and their athletic gear is actually insanely good for the price.

hate their cotton though, it's too stiff, and airism just feels way too fake. people here swear by heat tech but i like layering in the winter so i've never tried it

that said i can buy a full, cheap, custom sized 2 piece uniqlo suit here for ~12,000 yen and i'm sure something like that would cost $150+ at american Uniqulo which is just lol

>>18655292
>for the price
I love it how Uniqlotards have to throw this in there every time. Makes me laugh.

>>18655298
cost-performance is literally the brand's main selling point thoughbeit? you think i'm spending actual money on clothes i sweat in and put through the wash every week?

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>>18654110
I got my kid a full wardrobe at Uniqlo for the semester, and since it's all going to a donation box in six months, that's all it needs to be. Do you remember what it was like to get bigger and stronger each day, anon?

its ruining thrift stores now. so much 'george' and zara trash on the racks now

>>18654110
>watch fashion show
>no money am sad
>goto zara
>wowo same item as fashion show with some things swapped to avoid lawsuits
>make minor sewing fixes aka turn it back into luxury goods
>profit

>>18655481
Not sure whether their quality improved, but like ten years ago I bought some stuff from them. I remember a pair of Rick-like dropcrotch shorts and two long sleeve layering shirts.
Had to go for size L with the shorts even though I was skinny as shit.
The shorts ripped after just a couple of wears and both of the long sleeves completely lost their shape and got really loose around the wrists.
Never went back there again, but if you are happy, then good for you.

>>18655303
>>18655305
If you guys go to school and study something worth a shit you won't have to shuck and jive with this "for the price" business. I have faith in you. You can do it.

Uniqlo wide fit chinos are all i wear. Seethe

>>18655644
I make over 300k as a software engineer

I bought some zara skinny “moto” jeans off eBay for cheap, I liked the edginess to them but all the fits I see with zara border on sexcore skinny. I knew this when I pressed buy

>>18654502
The JWA x Uniqlo oversized oxford shirt is tuff, though. I have one in beige.

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>>18655894
I bout that one, yes. A collar loose enough to fit Daddy Wide-Neck.

>>18655894
*Bought* not bout, oops.
To make clear, I hate it. I don't know if you mean by tuff, it's nice.
I bought small, though oversized, I figured the Jap-sizing means it would be a medium at most.
Nope, this Nordic "JWA" fag made it unwearable in polite company.

>>18655617
Zara always been extremely hit or miss.
Had really cheap jeans from them that lasted 6 years+ while others disintegrated in less than 1 year.
They used to have this premium denim line for jackets back in like ~2017 and the quality was top tier, I own 2 of them and they're in great condition.

>>18655617
zara is great if you know what you're looking at - some of the stuff is shit coz the material is shit.
plus they provide cheap lookalikes of trending high fashion, if you need to stunt on people for cheap it's great esp for secondary layers

Uniqlo is good for basics, thermals and nothing else.
The problem is that they are on their way to do basics poorly, too. Underwear last less, weird colours for tees instead of the ones that are easy wins, and for dumb shit like chinos the cut is just plain weird.
Uniqlo is still my go to when I need tees and I go 3 colours, 2 of each, or socks. Or thermal clothes. Or a puffer. Everything else sucks ass.

Zara is cheap and looks good

>>18654110
I used to be like you then I got a car

>>18654506
no anymore
They used to be goated for price to quality ratio but now their jeans are uncomfortable garbage and their tees are wafer-thin too-short trash

Speaking of Zara
What do ppl think of Massimo Dutti? Do they have anything good?

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>>18654110
Zara, H&M is thrash. Bought a corduroy trench coat from Zara and the material was so thin that the jacket broke on the first day.

>>18659105
Cause nigga you gay

>>18655644
Some stuff is just not worth paying a premium for. I got a bundle of black socks a decade ago at an H&M that were like 20 pairs for 10€ and they're still in great shape, while I've gotten far more expensive socks since that have developed holes in them.

>>18654110
Where is their biological dildo?

>>18654110
source?

I work at uniqlo
my favorite items
>cashmere half zip and crew neck
>linen blend pants
>linen blend shirt
>airism and supima tees
>wide straight denim pants
>wide jogger pants (for at home)
I wouldn't buy as much from there if I didn't get a staff discount. sometimes, like every 6 months i think, we get free shit too
I will say a lot of the items are really bland or made of materials I'd rather not wear (polyester).

>>18662144
"The Boxer" by Konstantin Somov.

>>18655677
And you shop at Uniqlo? I guess there's no accounting for self-respect. I make slightly less and wouldn't even walk through the door.

>>18654110
just now realizing?

So where should I shop then? For stuff like pants, shirts etc?

>>18662213
Uniqlo is a good brand for essentials you larping nigger. Just because you pay more for something doesn't mean it's better. Most clothes are not even worth 1/10th of their price because their prices are highly marked up. Clothing brands enjoy some of the highest profit margins out of any industry for a reason.

>>18655644
If you have any brain and self-respect and aren't a nigger brained consoomer, then you wouldn't waste your money on shit that's not worth the price, no matter how rich you are. By purchasing an overpriced inferior product you're not only getting swindled but are also demeaning yourself, AND enabling the flooding of the market with shitty overpriced products. Millionaires and billionaires don't get where they are by wasting money on retarded bullshit. An intelligent consumer is a discerning buyer who holds businesses accountable by voting with his wallet.