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| − | '''This page is under heavy construction. Please excuse the mess while we clean up and streamline this information.'''
| + | == Stores == |
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| − | The current revision involves a shift from a list format to a table format. Descriptions really need looked at.
| + | === Asia === |
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| − | '''BIG FUCKING NOTICE: ALL INFORMATION PRESENTED BELOW NEEDS REVIEWED. DATA WAS MERELY COPIED FROM FORMAT TO FORMAT. PLEASE REVIEW AND MAKE CHANGES AS NECESSARY.'''
| + | *[[Stores_In_China|China]] |
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| + | === Europe === |
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| − | '''PROTIP:''' Use the sort buttons at the top of the tables to sort by name or tier.
| + | *[[Stores_In_Belgium|Belgium]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_The_Netherlands|The Netherlands]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_France|France]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_Germany|Germany]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_Romania|Romania]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_Spain|Spain]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_in_Sweden|Sweden]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_Norway|Norway]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_The_United_Kingdom|United Kingdom]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_Croatia|Croatia]] |
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| − | == Store Tiers == | + | === North America === |
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| − | '''Shit-tier:''' The stores that are a common beginner's trap, and should be avoided. Often have poor build quality, fit, and just look plain bad.
| + | *[[Stores_In_Canada|Canada]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_The_United_States|United States]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_Mexico|Mexico]] |
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| − | '''Mall-tier/Fast Fashion:''' Good for basics; t-shirts, underwear, socks, etc. Recommended for poorfags. Buy sparsely and do NOT build a large wardrobe with these stores.
| + | === Oceania === |
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| − | '''Low-tier:''' Bit more pricey, but at this stage odds are you'll be dressed much better than people around you. Build quality is a cut above mall tier. Tumblr-core usually fits around here. | + | '''Note: Some US/UK stores will ship to Australia, so check them out too.''' |
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| − | '''Medium-tier:''' Some entry level designer pieces, and at this point the clothes are very "nice". Quality menswear/streetwear often fits in this category. Fit and build quality are high.
| + | *[[Stores_In_Australia|Australia]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_New_Zealand|New Zealand]] |
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| − | '''High-tier:''' High fashion, designer pieces. Top tier menswear as well as some light gothninja pieces can be found here.
| + | === South America === |
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| − | '''Artisanal-tier:''' Avant-Garde and higher end gothninja pieces, you truly are #nxtlvl.
| + | *[[Stores_In_Brazil|Brazil]] |
| | + | *[[Stores_In_Chile|Chile]] |
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| − | = Current Revision (Work in Progress) =
| + | == Thrift Stores == |
| − | == Stores in New Zealand == | + | Building a wardrobe from thrifted clothes is very respectable and recomended for anyone who wants to experiment with their style, but don't have the money to do so. Let this section be a short guide to how to thirft for clothes. |
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| − | == Stores in Australia ==
| + | To find grails in many stores we need to visit them often and those in busy areas. Shift through the entire store as a buys thirft store is constantly throwing out and tossing in goods everyday day. This would mean dedicated a little bit time each day to find something you want. |
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| − | '''Note: Some US/UK stores will ship to Australia, so these are not your only options.'''
| + | Make a mental image of what you have in your wardrobe and currently in your cart. This rule goes to all shoping, but very important when shopping for the unexpected. You should have a good feeling of what matches with what you already have for a gratifying purchase. |
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| + | When you do find that perfect one you need to inspect it for its quality. Make sure that the condition is free of has fixable stains or scuffs. Anything too damaged is nothing worth your time unless its really unique. Find anything missing, such as buttons, zippers, and even holes. Some might find the damage to intresting and can add some character to the fit, but you should be aware of these imperfections and if you're willing spend time to fix it or have it sent to a tailor. |
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| − | | Salvos/Vinnies || Uncategorized || Thrift shopping is pretty common in Australia, great for the tumblrcore look. Alter clothing to fit.|| N/A
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| − | | Myer/David Jones || {{Low}} || Some nice dressy gear if you're willing to search, make sure the fit is good. || http://www.myer.com.au/
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| − | | Black Milk || {{Mall-Tier}} || For all your galaxy leggings needs! || http://blackmilkclothing.com
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| − | | Surf Shops || {{shit}} || Clothes might be alright but you'll be paying out the ass for something you can get elsewhere without a tacky logo on it. || Various
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| − | | FAT || {{Medium}} || Some solid streetwear pieces, nice button ups as well. || http://www.fatstores.com.au/
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| − | | Up There || {{Medium}} || Tons of streetwear, good selection of shoes and hats. || http://www.uptherestore.com/
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| − | | Vanishing Elephant || {{Medium}} || Mostly menswear, nice shirts. || http://www.vanishingelephant.com/
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| − | | Nike Store || {{Low}} || Pretty standard, handy shoes for streetwear fits. || http://www.nikestore.com.au/
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| − | | Country Road || {{Mall-Tier}} || Very similar to Industrie, some nice "dressy" clothing. Definitely higher end of Mall Tier || http://www.countryroad.com.au/
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| − | | Marcs || {{Low}} || Some decent menswear, good for business etc. || http://www.marcs.com.au/Marcs-home.html
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| − | | Glue || {{Mall-Tier}} || Not as good as General Pants, but if you dig you can find some cool streetwear gear. Very "mainstream" if you will. || http://www.gluestore.com.au/?
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| − | | Witchery || {{Low}} || Mostly business/prep clothing, has brogues and other #menswear accesories. || http://www.witchery.com.au/
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| − | | Incu || {{Medium}} || Nice range, stocks quality denim as well as some more exclusive brands. Well above mall-tier. || http://www.incuclothing.com/
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| − | | The Iconic || {{Low}} || Pretty huge range with decent quality, ships around the country. || http://www.theiconic.com.au/
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| − | | Foot-Locker || {{shit}} || Good if you need shoes for sports, but for things like air jordans/adidas originals you'll find much better prices elsewhere. || http://www.footlocker.com.au/?
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| − | | HypeDC || {{Mall-Tier}} || Not bad for sneakers, they sell limited run shoes that may be hard to find elsewhere. Stock Vans, Supra, Adidas, etc. Can be a bit pricey. || http://www.hypedc.com/
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| − | | Kmart || {{shit}} || Only for underwear/socks. || http://www.kmart.com.au/
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| − | | Cotton On || {{Mall-Tier}} || Dirt cheap basics (<$10); great sales. It can be hard to find good fits here, but the upside is that you won't have wasted a lot of money if you decide you don't like something. || http://www.cottonon.com.au/
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| − | | Connor || {{shit}} || Similar to YD except worse, tries to do menswear, but often poorly fitted and terrible build quality. Every man and his dog shops there though, avoid at all costs. || http://www.connor.com.au/
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| − | | Tarocash || {{shit}} || Pretty much identical to Connor, stay away. || http://www.tarocash.com.au/
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| − | | Asos || {{Mall-Tier}} || For the home brand quality can be variable, although as the price entails it usually isn't the best. The site also offers items from higher-tier brands. Frequent sales. || http://www.asos.com/
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| − | | YD || {{Mall-Tier}} || Pretty low quality but useful if you are looking for small sizes. || http://www.yd.com.au/
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| − | | Industrie || {{Mall-Tier}} || Pretty good basics/chinos/knits, probably the best mall tier store thats near you. || http://industrie.com.au/
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| − | | Roger David/RDX || {{Mall-Tier}} || Similar to Industrie in that its at the higher end of mall tier, not a bad place to start out if you have no clue. Only buy when on sale. || http://www.rogerdavid.com.au/
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| − | | General Pants Co. || {{Mall-Tier}} || A mixed bag of trendy/streetwear, you will have to dig a bit to find something good. || http://www.generalpants.com.au/
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| − | | Culture Kings || {{Medium}} || Decent quality streetwear options, plenty of imported stuff thats tricky to get in Australia. || http://www.culturekings.com.au/
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| − | | Supply Store || {{Medium}} || Plenty of streetwear, can be very pricey though. || http://www.supplystore.com.au/
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| − | | Zanerobe || {{Low}} || Entry-level clothing, brands itself as streetwear. || http://www.zanerobe.com/
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| − | == Stores in Canada ==
| + | And without saying, how your clothing fits is very important. Going into a thirft store you're dealing with many different brands that work their clothes differently. And each piece having a different background of possible streching, shrinking, etc. It's important to know how you want something to look and how it looks on you before committing that piece into your wardrobe. Being able to tailor and sew is incredibly helpful skill to have when you're thrifting for clothes as you can make pieces that were once ill fitting become part of your vision. |
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| − | | Reborn.ws || {{HighDesigner}} || Only accepts email orders. || http://www.reborn.ws
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| − | |gravitypope || Uncategorized || || http://www.gravitypope.com/
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| − | |Sydney's || {{High}} || Toronto || http://shopsydneys.com/
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| − | |Jonathan+Olivia || Uncategorized || ||http://www.jonathanandolivia.com/
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| − | |TNT || Uncategorized || || http://tntfashion.ca/
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| − | |Roden Gray || {{High}} || Vancouver || http://www.rodengray.com/
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| − | |N O M A D || {{High}} || Toronto || http://www.nomadshop.net/
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| − | |Off the Hook || Uncategorized || Streetwear. Montreal. || http://othshop.ca/
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| − | |Lost & Found || Uncategorized || Toronto; heritage stuff. || http://www.shoplostfound.com
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| − | | [[Club Monaco]] || {{Low}} || || http://clubmonaco.com
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| − | | Tate+Yoko || Uncategorized || A good place to buy buy high-end raws and various other clothes. Montreal. || http://tateandyoko.com/
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| − | | [[SSENSE]] || Uncategorized || The online fashion retailer is based in Montreal and has a flagship store in Old Montreal. || http://ssense.com/
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| − | ==== Montreal, Quebec ====
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| − | Quebec's (and arguably Canada's) fashion central has a ton of great stores, boutiques, and department stores.
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| − | *Michel Brisson boutique
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| − | == Stores in Europe ==
| + | [http://www.goodwill.org goodwill] |
| − | ==== Paris, France ====
| + | Complete crapshoot, great for poorfags and trustfund babies looking for "vintage" stuff. Brings in new stuff on Wednesday. Pricing is unilateral for all clothing, be it horrible Gildan cotton tees or ancient, high quality suit stuff. Physically hurts your dignity being here if your Mom buys all of your Supreme for you. |
| − | Unarguably the world's fashion capital.
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| − | Home to the notorious Paris Fashion Weeks.
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| − | *Colette
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| − | == Stores in the United States ==
| + | [http://www.buffaloexchange.com/ Buffalo Exchange] |
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| + | Shop that buys clothing and resells at a drastically reduced cost, generally 20-50% of original price. Needs sifting, but they are selective in what they buy through their own self-proclaimed "style experts," meaning employees who know not to buy your dad's old clothes. Content varies wildly by location and is generally reflective of what is available in the area. For example, NYC shops carry higher end clothing found in the immediate vicinity such as Odin and AllSaints as well as mall brands while in Philadelphia the Rittenhouse location simply carries fast fashion and a few J. Crew pieces. If money is any kind of issue than these are always worth looking into, as the low prices and constantly changing selection can lead to wonderful discoveries. Selling back however generally isn't worth it. |
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| − | | 4.0 || {{HighDesigner}} || Sells designer clothing by Carol Christian Poell, Sruli Recht, Rick Owens, and more. || http://www.darklandsberlin.com/
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| − | | ACNE || {{High}} || Designer clothes from Sweden. || http://acnestudios.com/
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| − | | Aldo Shoes || {{Mall-Tier}} || Shoes will fall apart within a month. Only buy on SALE. || http://www.aldoshoes.com
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| − | | AllSaints || {{Medium}} || Decent construction but sub-par materials for the price, they often try to sneak cheap fabrics into the mix. Good for edgier clothing on a budget, but advised to buy only on sale, avoid their jackets unless at a steep discount - the jeans and t-shirts are arguably their best products. || http://www.allsaints.com/
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| − | | American Apparel || {{Mall-Tier}} || Has basic t-shirts in a variety of cuts. Tees fit well even for slimmer people. || http://www.americanapparel.net/
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| − | | American Eagle || {{Mall-Tier}} || Fairly terrible quality, bright and only slightly branded basics. Shirts are a bit long, usually go a bit past the waist.<br>Pants fit a bit weird, and you get what you pay for with shoes. || http://www.ae.com/
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| − | | April77 || {{Medium}} || April77 is notable for their large selection jeans which come in many different sizes, cuts, and colors. Caters to the skinniest of skeletors. || http://www.april77-shop.com/
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| − | | Archival Clothing || {{Medium}} || Great outdoorsy backpacks, and some other vintage-inspired clothes || http://store.archivalclothing.com/
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| − | | Asos || {{Mall-Tier}} || For the home brand quality can be variable, although as the price entails it usually isn't the best. The site also offers items from higher-tier brands. Frequent sales. || http://www.asos.com/
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| − | | Atelier New York || {{High}} || "Goth-ninja" stuff. Everything is black, grey, or white. || http://www.ateliernewyork.com/
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| − | | [[Banana Republic]] || {{Mall-Tier}} || Slightly overpriced but decent quality prep, similar to Club Monaco. Pretty bland, basically a fancy, more expensive GAP. || http://www.bananarepublic.com/
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| − | | Barneys New York || {{High}} || From high "goof" to Hamptons prep, anything that's expensive will be on here. || http://www.barneys.com/
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| − | | Bergdorf Goodman || {{High}} || Similar to Neiman Marcus but with even more expensive labels. || http://www.bergdorfgoodman.com/
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| − | | Blackbird || Uncategorized || || http://www.blackbirdballard.com/
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| − | | Blue in Green || {{High}} || Mainly sells raw denim. || http://www.blueingreensoho.com/
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| − | | Cos || {{Low}} || || http://www.cosstores.com
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| − | | Cotton On || {{Mall-Tier}} || Dirt cheap basics (<$10); great sales. It can be hard to find good fits here, but the upside is that you won't have wasted a lot of money if you decide you don't like something. || http://www.cottonon.com/
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| − | | Everlane || {{Low}} || Their tees are generally well liked and they claim to offer the same quality as more expensive brands but with less markup. || http://www.everlane.com/
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| − | | Express || {{Mall-Tier}} || Good for better-fitting dress clothes, everything else is Persian-core. || http://www.express.com/
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| − | | Forever 21 || {{Mall-Tier}} || Has a fuckton of items in many eclectic styles, but quality is sometimes dubious. Best to use for experimenting with styles without shelling out too much money. || http://www.forever21.com/
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| − | | Frank & Oak || {{Low}} || Good quality menswear basics. I wouldn't recommend them for taller guys, as everything seems to run a bit short. Free shipping. || http://www.frankandoak.com/
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| − | | Gant || {{Medium}} || || http://www.gant.com/
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| − | | Gap || {{Mall-Tier}} || Carry decent basics. Overpriced for the quality though. Their button ups and chinos are worth it on sale. || http://www.gap.com/
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| − | | H&M || {{Mall-Tier}} || Recommended for very basic clothes and occasionally more stylish pieces. || http://www.hm.com/
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| − | | I Heart Yours || {{Mall-Tier}} || Sells very basic, inexpensive shoes. || http://www.iheartyours.com/
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| − | | J. Crew || {{Low}} || Good quality clothes with acceptable cuts. High-ish price for the quality they offer. || http://www.jcrew.com/
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| − | | JCPenney || {{Mall-Tier}} || Good place to cop Levi's jeans if you cannot find an outlet. Otherwise shit quality and full of soccer moms. || http://www.jcpenney.com/
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| − | | Karmaloop || {{Low}} || Has sales literally almost every day. Can sometimes find entry-level designer brands (e.g. Naked and Famous) at deep discount. || http://www.karmaloop.com/
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| − | | Kith || {{Medium}} || || http://www.kith.com/
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| − | | Levi || {{Low}} || Large selection of jeans (among other things) in a variety of colors and cuts. The quality is beginner level in their cheaper jeans not made in the USA. Levi's often has sales, so avoid buying at full retail. Avoid if you live outside NA, ridiculous markups. || http://levi.com/
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| − | | Macy's || {{Mall-Tier}} || || http://www.macys.com/
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| − | | Nordstrom || {{Medium}} || Carries various upscale brands, you can find anything from Varvatos to Ferragamo to Prada here. More menswear/prep orientated than similar stores. Great if you need a suit and pair of oxfords. || http://nordstrom.com/
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| − | | Old Navy || {{Mall-Tier}} || Pretty inexpensive clothing, the fits can be a bit off. Sometimes there are passable pieces. Definitely go to a store to try things on before buying. || http://www.oldnavy.com/
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| − | | Pull & Bear || {{Mall-Tier}} || Similar to H&M, but more colorful || http://www.pullandbear.com/
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| − | | Ralph Lauren || {{Mall-Tier}} || Overpriced for the quality, has some decent pieces but are often ruined by rampant branding. || http://www.ralphlauren.com/
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| − | | Revolve Clothing || {{Medium}} || Revolve Clothing offers 20% off on first purchases if you email them with your order number. || http://www.revolveclothing.com/
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| − | | River Island || {{Mall-Tier}} || Extremely similar to TOPMAN. || http://www.riverisland.com/
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| − | | Target || {{Mall-Tier}} || The Mossimo athletic fit t-shirts are decent and the Merona line is a good way to fill up a new white collar worker's wardrobe on a budget with some tailoring. If you can find what you need on the clearance racks and do your own alterations, it is very good value. || http://www.target.com/
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| − | | TOPMAN || {{Mall-Tier}} || Similar to ASOS it tends to be hit and miss, however they do have a good returns policy and if you avoid the typical 'lad' items (usually t-shirts with pop culture references) and it should be decent. Their Stretch skinny jeans and chinos stretch out quite a bit. Suits and blazers are great looking especially considering the price. || http://www.topman.com/
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| − | | Uniqlo || {{Low}} || Above-average quality basics, recommended for entry level. || http://www.uniqlo.com/
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| − | | Urban Outfitters || {{Mall-Tier}} || Decent clothes, a little more on the expensive side of fast fashion. Use discretion - some pieces are wildly overpriced for the quality. || http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/
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| − | | Zara || {{Mall-Tier}} || Notorious fast-fashion retailer. Jumps aboard every trend's bandwagon and mass produces their own knock-off versions. Poor quality clothing for cheap. Generally very slim-fitting. Not awful if used sparingly. || http://www.zara.com/
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| + | '''Amsterdam''' |
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| + | http://www.zipperstore.nl/ |
| | + | Pretentious thrift store catering the legions of hipsters that flock and scream at anything that looks like fake leather loafers or hats with feathers in them. They occasionally have some decent shoes/clothing if you are lucky, prices are quite high compared to what you get. Zipper also sells Cheap Monday jeans/chino's for retail price. The staff is very nice and helpful |
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| − | ==== High Tier ====
| + | http://www.episode.eu/splash.jsp |
| − | *[http://www.unionmadegoods.com/ Unionmade] One of the best shops out there for mid- to high-tier menswear. Does collaborations with Alden fairly often.
| + | Another 'expensive' thrift store, has similar stuff as the previous mentioned Zipper although they don't sell anything new. Staff is very aware that they are in a 'hip' store and act like they are the best which is why (writer) avoid it like the plague. They do have a nice selection of leather briefcases and scarves. |
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| − | *[http://www.superdenim.co.uk/ Superdenim] Great for "heritage" menswear and some streetwear.
| + | http://lauradols.nl/ |
| | + | Thrift store mostly catering women's clothing. They do have a small section of men which often has some nice gems if you're lucky. The owners also tailor a lot to cater to a younger audience (the owner told me). Prices are quite high but you can find some 'haute couture' pieces now and then. Really friendly staff. |
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| − | *[http://www.thecorner.com/ thecorner.com]
| + | http://www.bijons-vintage.nl |
| | + | Small thrift store selling men's and women's clothing, shoes,scarves, furniture, record players and a lot more. Prices are a bit lower than previously mentioned stores but the selection is basically all Large or Extra Large. You really need to look for something nice. Staff can be arrogant but also nice depending who's behind the counter. |
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| − | *[http://shop.tres-bien.com/ Tres Bien] Mostly streetwear, but they also have a pretty good formalwear selection. Probably the cheapest shop you will find for designer stuff, some nice discount codes from time to time.
| + | == Buy & Sell == |
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| − | *[http://www.ssense.com/ SSENSE]
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| − | *[http://www.farfetch.com/ farfetch] Boutique shopping aggregator.
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| − | *[http://www.luisaviaroma.com/ LUISAVIAROMA]
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| − | *[http://www.mrporter.com/ Mr Porter] The male version of Net-a-Porter. Designer clothing from Givenchy, Prada, Alexander McQueen, Loro Piana, etc.
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| − | *[http://www.antonioli.eu/en/men Antonioli]
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| − | *[http://www.ln-cc.com/ LN-CC] Online & London, UK
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| − | *[http://leffot.com/ Leffot] Retailer of high-end shoes, from Edward Green to Viberg.
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| − | *[http://epauletnewyork.com/ Epaulet New York] Straight-up classic menswear, focusing on a high quality of construction. Has lots of exclusive Carmina models.
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| − | *[http://www.hickorees.com/ HICKOREE'S] Heritage-focused menswear.
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| − | *[http://www.neimanmarcus.com/ Neiman Marcus] Lots of menswear but carries a small amount of goof as well. Think Scott Disick.
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| − | ==== Uncategorized Tier ====
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| − | *[http://butterflysoulfire.blogspot.co.nz/ Butterfly Soulfire]
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| − | *[http://www.readytofish.nl/ Ready To Fish]
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| − | *[http://shop.hlorenzo.com/ H.Lorenzo]
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| − | *[http://www.ink-clothing.com/en/main.php ink]
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| − | *[http://www.nagnagnagshop.com/ Nag Nag Nag Shop]
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| − | *[http://shopnumber4.com/ (Shop Number) 4]
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| − | *[http://www.guyiconsignment.com/ GUYI CONSIGNMENT]
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| − | *[http://www.e-g.co/ E-G]
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| − | *[http://re-porter.ca/ re. porter]
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| − | *[http://doshaburi.ocnk.net/ DOSHABURI]
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| − | *[http://oparis.bigcartel.com/ O-paris]
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| − | *[http://orimono.se/ ORIMONO]
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| − | *[http://suspensionpoint.ca/ Suspension Point]
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| − | *[http://www.vrients.com/en/ Vrients fashion]
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| − | *[http://www.daad-dantone.com/ DAAD DANTONE]
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| − | *[http://www.gilt.com/ Gilt Groupe]
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| − | *[http://www.myhabit.com/ MyHabit] Requires an Amazon.com account.
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| | + | [Under Construction] |
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| | Here are weird sort of Japanese Ebays but things go crazy cheap here. Talked to heaps of people that have found anything from Yohji Yamamoto to pre-2000s Helmut Lang and MMM for less than $50. | | Here are weird sort of Japanese Ebays but things go crazy cheap here. Talked to heaps of people that have found anything from Yohji Yamamoto to pre-2000s Helmut Lang and MMM for less than $50. |
| | It sort of requires heaps of dedication and watching so idk, ive never put in the effort myself. | | It sort of requires heaps of dedication and watching so idk, ive never put in the effort myself. |
| − | http://global.rakuten.com/en/ | + | http://global.rakuten.com/en |
| | http://www.yahoo.co.jp/ | | http://www.yahoo.co.jp/ |
| | + | Some guy told me to put this here, [https://github.com/organic-interactive/rakuten-man Rakuten Manager] is a Python script to make pages for browsing Rakuten a little bit more easily without having to search for the size at times and without extraneous shit to the sides. |
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| − | == Stores by Country == | + | == Brands == |
| − | | + | '''To the list of brands''' |
| − | ==== UK Tier ====
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| − | *[http://www.albamclothing.com/ Albam] Online, London
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| − | *[http://www.bensherman.com/ Ben Sherman] Online, lots probably
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| − | *[https://www.thebureaubelfast.com/ The Bureau] Online, Belfast
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| − | *[http://www.cosstores.com/ Cos] Online, London
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| − | *[http://www.dogfishmen.co.uk/ Dogfish] Online, Cambridge, Norwich (also incorporates Sevenwolves in Cambridge and Norwich)
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| − | *[http://www.endclothing.co.uk/ End Clothing] Online, Newcastle
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| − | *[http://www.farfetch.com Farfetch] Online, sourced from boutiques around the globe.
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| − | *[http://www.flatspot.com/ Flatspot] Online, Totnes
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| − | *[http://fusshop.co.uk/ FUSshop] Online
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| − | *[http://goodhoodstore.com/ Goodhood Store] Online, London
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| − | *[http://thegreat-divide.com/ The Great Divide] Online
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| − | *[http://www.hackett.com Hackett]
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| − | *[http://www.kafka.co.uk/ Kafka] Online, Aberdeen
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| − | *[http://www.themandonstore.com Mandon]
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| − | *[http://www.massimodutti.com Massimo Dutti]
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| − | *[http://www.oipolloi.com/ Oi Polloi] Online, Manchester
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| − | *[http://www.pullandbear.com/ Pull & Bear]
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| − | *[http://www.selfridges.com/ Selfridges]
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| − | *[http://www.stuartslondon.com Stuarts London]
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| − | *[http://www.reiss.com/ Reiss]
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| − | *[http://www.uniqlo.com/uk/ Uniqlo]
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| − | *[http://www.yoox.com yoox]
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| − | *[http://tateandyoko.com/ Tate+Yoko] A good place to buy high-end raws and various other clothes. Montreal, Canada
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| − | *[http://www.gravitypope.com/ gravitypope]
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| − | *[http://shopsydneys.com/ Sydney's] Toronto, Canada
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| − | *[http://www.jonathanandolivia.com/ Jonathan+Olivia]
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| − | *[http://tntfashion.ca/ TNT]
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| − | *[http://www.reborn.ws/ Reborn] All orders made by email
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| − | *[http://www.rodengray.com/ Roden Gray] Vancouver, Canada
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| − | *[http://www.nomadshop.net/ N O M A D] Toronto, Canada
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| − | *[http://othshop.ca/ Off The Hook] Montreal, Canada
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| − | ==== Thrift Stores ====
| + | *http://tuxbell.com/index.php/List_of_Brands |
| − | [http://www.goodwill.org goodwill.org]
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| − | Complete crapshoot, great for poorfags and trustfund babies looking for "vintage" stuff. Brings in new stuff on Wednesday. Pricing is unilateral for all clothing, be it horrible Gildan cotton tees or ancient, high quality suit stuff. Physically hurts your dignity being here.
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Building a wardrobe from thrifted clothes is very respectable and recomended for anyone who wants to experiment with their style, but don't have the money to do so. Let this section be a short guide to how to thirft for clothes.
To find grails in many stores we need to visit them often and those in busy areas. Shift through the entire store as a buys thirft store is constantly throwing out and tossing in goods everyday day. This would mean dedicated a little bit time each day to find something you want.
Make a mental image of what you have in your wardrobe and currently in your cart. This rule goes to all shoping, but very important when shopping for the unexpected. You should have a good feeling of what matches with what you already have for a gratifying purchase.
When you do find that perfect one you need to inspect it for its quality. Make sure that the condition is free of has fixable stains or scuffs. Anything too damaged is nothing worth your time unless its really unique. Find anything missing, such as buttons, zippers, and even holes. Some might find the damage to intresting and can add some character to the fit, but you should be aware of these imperfections and if you're willing spend time to fix it or have it sent to a tailor.
And without saying, how your clothing fits is very important. Going into a thirft store you're dealing with many different brands that work their clothes differently. And each piece having a different background of possible streching, shrinking, etc. It's important to know how you want something to look and how it looks on you before committing that piece into your wardrobe. Being able to tailor and sew is incredibly helpful skill to have when you're thrifting for clothes as you can make pieces that were once ill fitting become part of your vision.
Here are weird sort of Japanese Ebays but things go crazy cheap here. Talked to heaps of people that have found anything from Yohji Yamamoto to pre-2000s Helmut Lang and MMM for less than $50.
It sort of requires heaps of dedication and watching so idk, ive never put in the effort myself.
http://global.rakuten.com/en
http://www.yahoo.co.jp/
Some guy told me to put this here, Rakuten Manager is a Python script to make pages for browsing Rakuten a little bit more easily without having to search for the size at times and without extraneous shit to the sides.
