Online clothes shops

[Wazzerphuk]

OK, I hate to be a pest setting up another thread asking for websites.

I have been into various shops the last few weeks to try and get some new clothes. I badly need some new t-shirts, long sleeve tees and probably a couple of pair of trousers. Yawn, I know.

The problem is everywhere sells exactly the same stuff, and quite frankly it's all a bag of shit. I'm sick of walking into a shop that sells men's clothes to see exactly the same horizontal stipey tees/polo shirts. I cannot for the life of me find any decent clothes anywhere at the moment.

This current trend for trying to make every bloke in the world dress exactly the same is really beginning to piss me off - does anyone know of any decent online shops that I can have a peruse through?

ABSOLUTELY NO HORIZONTAL STRIPEYGAYNESS PLS!

Any advice would be appreciated, cocklords.

 

[Calaen]

Meh


I shop here often, not many shops stock clothes from these. Infact they probably make up for 50% of my wardrobe.

Not everything they sell is to my liking, they do some bizarre cardigans. But I like their normal jeans not these I am a skinny emo **** ones either.

 

[DaGaffer]

Meh


I shop here often, not many shops stock clothes from these. Infact they probably make up for 50% of my wardrobe.

Not everything they sell is to my liking, they do some bizarre cardigans. But I like their normal jeans not these I am a skinny emo **** ones either.

LOL. The very first thing in menswear on that site is...a stripey t-shirt.

Unfortunately, the damn things are pretty much everywhere; its a conspiracy to only offer clothes to skinny bastards; horizontal stripes and those awful jeans (which look even worse on girls - surgically removing their arses). However, you can find alternatives in places like Urban Outfitters. I also like Fat Face for mid-price/surfey-ish stuff, but I tend to spend most of my clothes cash in Selfridges these days because pretty much everything is in there; lot of stuff that only anorexic weirdos can wear, but plenty of 'normal' stuff too.

 

[Ch3tan]

He's not a golfer.

And I agree with DaGaffer, selfridges has everything under one roof. Although I am a skinny bastard.

 

[Frizz]

Would be good to know where you've already looked WazzerSwift. That way we can tell where you don't wanna go.

Personally, I do most of my clothes shopping at Republic. There's the odd bit of gayness, but much less so than in Topman and River Island (Atleast in the shops, anyhow).

Republic online shop: mens & womens casual and designer clothing. Buy men's and women's Bench, G-Star and other brand fashions.  

I assume you've considered NEXT, M&S, H&M, BANK? If I think of any others, I'll list 'em.

 

[mycenae]

M&S do nice, decently made and decently priced clothes...

 

[Panda On Smack]

http://www.cult.co.uk/

 

[Trem]

I like Extremepie - buy skate, surf & snow clothes/clothing, shoes/footwear online

Great service and easy to return/exchange stuff.

 

[old.user4556]

ASOS.com - The Online Fashion Store - Women's Clothing & Designer Clothes (does men's too)

or

Brown Bag clothing: Designer clothing, Discount Mens & Ladies designer clothes UK online

 

[tris-]

anyone recommend a place for fitted t shirts, sick of wearing tents :/

 

[Trem]

anyone recommend a place for fitted t shirts, sick of wearing tents :/

Abercrombie & Fitch > Men > Logo Tees

Expensive though. All their t-shirts are 'muscle fit'.

 

[DaGaffer]

Abercrombie & Fitch > Men > Logo Tees

Expensive though. All their t-shirts are 'muscle fit'.

Oh excellent. I didn't know A&F had opened in the UK.

 

[Trem]

Aye, the duty you had to pay on their stuff from the USA was scary.

Not any cheaper on the whole from the UK but at least you know what you are paying.

A&F also have an excellent returns procedure.

 

[SilverHood]

Herretøj, Modetøj, Tøj, T-shirt, Jeans - SmartGuy.dk

In danish I know, but they deliver to the UK and their selection is one of the best I've seen online, but you need to order at least £100's worth in one order which does suck a bit.

 

[Ch3tan]

Oh excellent. I didn't know A&F had opened in the UK.

They got a big ole shop in central.

And tris, Trem is right Abercrombie t-shirts fit the best.

 

[tris-]

yes but look at all the shit theyve got ironed onto the t shirts.

i dont want to walk around with big letters stuck all over me :/

 

[Marc]

Henri-Lloyd - makers of foul weather clothing for yachting and sailing, and men's and ladies' fashionwear

Mens Designer Clothing, Men's Designer Clothes, Designer Clothing Online@ Mainline Menswear Stockists Of Armani, Hugo Boss, G Star Raw, Diesel, Adidas Originals, Original Penguin, Ralph Lauren, Hackett, Henleys, Stone Island, Ted Baker, Henri lloyd,

 

[Bullitt]

I usually buy most of my Tees from tshirthell as they have some nice designs and my sense of humour. You can also select your colour/style and they're a good quality.

Not for everyone though. I agree on the horizontal stripey shit, it's awful.

 

[cog]

Threadless has some really nice tshirts, tons of different designs.

 

[milou]

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