/fa/ - Fashion

>>7085220
True, but I've seen some very good stuff on there from time to time.

>>7085217
>Gilt
Man, fuck Gilt. They send me like 5 emails a day.

More competition to check out sale items? No thanks.

>>7085229
Well I just think it's nice to give people options. To each his own.

>>7085217
farfetch
luisaviaroma

the corner
end
need supply co

Silver and Gold
End Hunting
Oi Polloi
Evergreen Consignment
Bureau
Garbstore
Union
Union Made

>>7085217
>/fa/ sites
>H&M
>/fa/

>>7085217
>/fa/ sites
>H&M
>/fa/
>No Tommy Hilfiger
Wait. Is Tommy Hilfiger /fa/?

>>7085242
Pretty much this and
Antonioli.eu
LN-CC.com

and to a very minor extend oki-ni.com.

>>7085372
No, not at all.

>>7085217
oki ni
cncpts
endclothing
shelflife
karmaloop
weekender
cityapproval
patrik ervell
krisvanassche
h lorenzo
ioffer

>>7085282
>silver and gold
they ship int?

>>7085372
lol no

http://www.jackthreads.com/invite/christophercody7

asos
jack & jones

>>7085635
no

Four-pins is freaking gay

does nobody use hanon-shop?

not paying 20% VAT is the fucking best thing ever

also sneakerboy you plebs

>>7085708
Do they ship 2 europ?

>>7085372
"My god, don't they know? This stuff is simulacra of simulacra of simulacra. A diluted tincture of Ralph Lauren, who himself had diluted the glory days of Brooks Brothers, who themselves had stepped on the product of Jermyn Street and Savile Row, flavoring their ready-to-wear with liberal slashings of polo knit and regimental stripes. But Tommy is surely the null point, the black hole. There must be some Tommy Hilfiger event horizon, beyond which it is impossible to be more derivative, more removed from the source, more devoid of soul"

>>7085659
>2013
>using gay as an insult
shit trip

>>7085839
four-pins is a sub-par blog for the worst of people conceived by womenfolk of the most promiscious kind

I also don't like it

>>7085244

Used to occasionally get stuff from end years ago when they were casual streetwear. Looked again recently and was gobsmacked. Good website, and really helpful staff too.

>>7085217
Isn't the sticky a wiki? Can;'t you edit it yourself?

>>7086713
Sticky admin here.
Yes, yes you can.
That's the point, actually, but for some reason threads like this still exist.

>>7085368
H&M is very good where I live.

>>7086807
>he thinks his h&m is different than everyone elses

cute

>>7086821
Different H&M stores do differ from each other though and H&M can be very good as long as you don't fill your wardrobe with their clothes exclusively

>>7086731
i cant get my account back and u wont respond 2 muh emailz

pls

>>7086915
I've been to H&M stores in the UK, Germany, Spain and the US in the same year and they were all pretty much carrying the same thing.

>>7085217
>topman
#banter
#bantheburka
#ladbible
#bintur

>>7085217
literally all of those except for maybe two are in the sticky

>>7086949
nvm just checked
thanks nukka

>>7087003
>move to uk
>be manlet
>don't wear jeans or chinos, basically the only place to get fitted textured trousers in my pricerange is topman or asos
;_;

>>7087025
I know that feel dude, almost all the (doesn't want to use the following word) swaggots I know go to Topman for their chinos, usually in olive colour.

Where else can a Britbong even get moderately good shit?

It might sound kinda Dadcore but

Huckberry offers cool shit and lots of small name companies.
they even have rawzzz

>>7087025
Everyone in the UK is a manlet.

>>7086915
If the price range is the same, at the same store, the quality is going to be about the same.

>>7087431
really? I've never experienced any problems with H&M quality. I guess it depends how much you use them.

ueg
goodhood
oki-ni
for clothes

muji
the vetted
kioskkiosk
for /fa/ shit

>>7087069
You have to live in London.

thetiebar
trashness

>>7087954
What are some more /fa/ stores that sell things other than clothing? Specifically looking for cheap home furnishings, office supplies, etc.

>>7088971
if you're in Canada, beyondtherack

>>7088971
I had a magazine called apartamento #11, it was an bi-yearly interior magazine (like 400 pages thick) focusing on 'lived-in' styles of respected 'artists' and interviewing them (photography, film, journalists etc). It seems to be pretty big in europe and there aren't many NA retailers, but vetted has #11 and #9 in stock for 20 USD. I lost the book last week so I can't give you anything specific but at the very least apartamento is something you should look into.
However, I have no idea what the price ranges were for the stores advertised (they seem to be somewhat selective about who they allow to advertise though, and the advertisements did look nice although I never got around to looking into them) and apartamento doesn't actually give any specific details on what's being pictured. It's more like an inspirational thing, I suppose.

Muji is pretty huge though if you can get to one they pretty much sell everything and they make their products well. Simple, brandless and decent pricing for their quality. Online US site has a substantial itemset but it's nowhere near the size of their larger US store supplies and even that pales in comparison to Muji stores in Japan itself.
CDT is one of my favorite japanese brands for pens and pencils. Staetdler for erasers. Midori Kraft has great envelopes. All the hard, basic and quiet (as in background) shit, Muji is just fantastic. Holders, notebooks, staplers, etc. Simple, well functioning.

>>7085242
Another connoisseur of the finer things in life!

>>7085734
Patter Recognition?
Great book.