Edinburgh Wollens for underwear? That sounds itchy.
As for Dave, it was said once, many years ago (perhaps on this board), that the great thing about Superdry is that one can identify the wearer as a khunt from a distance. I have found this to be invariably true in real life. Which is a pity, as the founder of the brand seems to be a pretty decent bloke.
Me? Campers? Is that too camp for the only gay in the village? I don't know.
Apart from Barbour obviously. But only the pre-worn multi patched classics that you inherit from your grandfa. None of that padded chav Mao suit nonsense.
I remember that old-skool rof lore and apply it regularly. It's useful. I've also impressed it upon my nephew and one of my good mates when they were talking about getting some - lucky they listened to me as it would be a shame to have to de-friend my m9 or disown my nephew.
Just imagine the pitying looks poor little hyoobert gets being a man in his mid 50s hanging around the local shopping mall wearing his branded clothes with the labels still attached in the hope that someone will notice them and think he is cool.
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C'est tout
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Do u actually think about this stuff? Srsly?
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Prettylittlething all the way for me
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if they sell it in bentalls or timberland I may buy it. plus mns obvs
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Imagine for most on here it will be:
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Edinburgh Woollens for underwear
Pringle for sports casual
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@ Marshall.
Edinburgh Wollens for underwear? That sounds itchy.
As for Dave, it was said once, many years ago (perhaps on this board), that the great thing about Superdry is that one can identify the wearer as a khunt from a distance. I have found this to be invariably true in real life. Which is a pity, as the founder of the brand seems to be a pretty decent bloke.
Me? Campers? Is that too camp for the only gay in the village? I don't know.
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None. I'm not a teenager.
Apart from Barbour obviously. But only the pre-worn multi patched classics that you inherit from your grandfa. None of that padded chav Mao suit nonsense.
& M&S pants.
For similar reasons.
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I don’t go by brand per se but rather the item of clothing I am buying as I feel brands only do certain clothing well. Generally:
Tops: Gant, Polo RL, CT Shirts
Jeans - depends on fit
Chinos - M&S Italian range
Shirts - RL, CT
Socks - Happy Socks
Trainers - the comfiest fitting
Polo Ts - M&S prima cotton range
Gillets - Hacket, Gant
Shoes - Barker
Ties - Hermes
Watches - Breitling (fave design); Rolex (holding value)
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Underwear - M&S by David Gandy
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Who buys a watch because it "holds value" FFS?
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Stone island - no prouder moment in young man’s life than buying their first stone island jacket
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heh at leftwellout
I remember that old-skool rof lore and apply it regularly. It's useful. I've also impressed it upon my nephew and one of my good mates when they were talking about getting some - lucky they listened to me as it would be a shame to have to de-friend my m9 or disown my nephew.
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Levis
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Fashion brands?
Just imagine the pitying looks poor little hyoobert gets being a man in his mid 50s hanging around the local shopping mall wearing his branded clothes with the labels still attached in the hope that someone will notice them and think he is cool.
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I actually rate Abercrombie and Fitch. If you get past their wall of hoodies they have some lovely normal clothes and the quality and fabric is great.
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Gandy t-shirts are sh1te, its because they are traditionally home spun cotton
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@ Meh
Yeah, A&F in Mayfair. My wife has bought me a couple of their "eau de cologne"* (or whatever its called)
Did we not bomb the bejesus out of Cologne 75 years ago? How are they now producing poncey scents? I thought it had long been a wasteland.
Anyway, whenever I spray it on myself, the birds are all over me.
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