/fa/ - Fashion

>>15862089
>On the left
Nvm I don't want to doxx him. Please ignore.

>>15862091
But please still help!

>>15862095
value village or something similar my man

>>15862100
We want clothes that don't stink already. Not to mention insurance will be covering it.

You’re not providing enough info. If you want him dressed to avoid breaking nudity laws, go to any mall store and buy shirts and pants. /fa/ ain’t your personalized shoppers.

>>15862089

Get him a bunch of plain, but well fitting clothes

if he doesn't care about fashion, he probably won't mix things well, just get him well fitting stuff that always works well.

>>15862891
This is the best advice, just get him basics.
I feel like BC is not really chinos and dress shirt weather, so go a little heavier.
Get him some levis 501s they're basic jeans that look good on almost anyone, and you could be probably find them for cheap from a store like Ross or TJ Maxx or whatever the Canadian equivalent is.
Get home some plain t shirts in colors like black, grey, and natural white, and then maybe either navy blue, hunter green, or maroon, depending on his complexion/eye colour.
Get him some basic knit sweaters, you can maybe play a little bit with patterns and textures, but nothing too crazy.
Grab him a few nice, actually thick flannels, if you can actually find some with decent colors/patterns. I feel like flannels are pretty normal and a good way to "fit in" in BC. Not sure what to recommend because I wear Pendletons, and they're pricey, but they can be thrifted in the PNW. I know you said no thrifting, but consider it for these.
If he's old enough to be balding, He should NOT wear hoodies, especially in if autistic.
A wool, beanie from the army surplus, because it is cold.
Adidas are not a bad idea if you're near the outlet store. Specials, Sambas, Gazelles, Campus, are all good choices. DONT get him the shell toe. (Autistic)
Try and get him a pretty plain coat or jacket (think the basic shape of a carhartt detroit), or maybe a parka, as long as it doesn't have too much ostentatious fur or "bubble" panels. I don't know what a typical winter coat is in BC. But you might find a decent one at one of those Ross/Tj Maxx type stores, or a Burlington coat factory if you have those.
Those stores are also good for getting socks and underwear at a discount, as well as base layers.
Lastly I'm going to recommend trying to get him a non autistic looking hiking boots, like. Danner Mountains or Danner Jags, they're waterproof/good grip, so with wool socks they're good winter boots, and maybe it'll inspire him to get into the outdoors.
Good luck.

>>15862089
Also you're based for wanting to help make him look good.

>>15863039
Don't let his mom do that shit again.

sorry to hear about your cousin -- hope things improve soon

>>15862089
lol
>>15862089
Go to uniqlo and cos to find basics dude

>>15862089
situations like this are why you should have a google doc or some other cloud stored document with a list of all clothing items you have and their prices so that way you have something to show to the insurance company to get back money.
pics are super helpful too

>>15862089
>On the far left
Buy him some new clown clothes. A rainbow wig and nose should do it.

>>15862089
>on the far left
buy him a noose

>>15862891
This, but for sake dont let him wear shorts or sandals

>>15862129
just because it's thrifted doesnt mean it will stink. the village comes in clutch, just watch out for tears and missing buttons

>>15862869
Based