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Can I just shop everything at Uniqlo if I'm a poorfag?

>> No.15608681

>>15608677
SOCKS AND JEANS
SOCKS AND JEANS
SOCKS AND JEANS

>> No.15608693

>>15608677
Yeah but the clothing won't hold up if your wardrobe is all uniqlo...since it'll be worn more often

>> No.15608701

>>15608693
Why not? What will happen to it? Get bad after a few washes?

>> No.15608852

>>15608677
Bad idea

>> No.15608862

>>15608852
Why

>> No.15608867

>>15608677
a closet of all uniqlo wouldn't even look good. gett basics like plain color tees and socks (maybe pants? never bought them from uniqlo because they look like shit quality & fit on the women's side) and thrift the rest. 75% of my closet is thrifted.

>> No.15609048

>>15608681
this

>> No.15609051

>>15608681
and Ts the supima and the prepacked are good

>> No.15609083

Sure getting some items is fine, but what I do to get nice clothes on a budget is I thrift, buy milsurp, and browse ebay/etsy. More rural areas usually have better priced items for thrifting, but it will be harder to find something fashionable in a smaller size(but paying $3 for a leather jacket is still fucking amazing). Milsurp is nice because a lot of fashion is based off of things the military has worn, and it's usually cheaper to just get the uniform pieces that look normal without insignia, or just pants. Ebay is great for vintage finds, but is a little more expensive than thrifting as prices vary greatly. Etsy is probably the most expensive since it's a lot of homemade items, or it's people who sell antiques for a living. I still buy new stuff from various brands, but that's just the cheap way.

>> No.15609108

>>15608677
I’m also wondering about this, does it even matter if I’m muscular anymore or can I wear anything and it will look decent? Where should I be spending my money elsewhere? Seems that tees and even some wool layers are decent enough to get from Uniqlo so I’ve heard?
I have a ton of paralysis since I need an entirely new wardrobe so I don’t know what to get but I am pretty athletic/muscular.

Can anyone tell me how slim the supima Ts are compared to dry pack? I have a pretty substantial taper so I want a very fitted shirt.

>> No.15609310

Are their jackets good? Thinking of getting the harrington and overshirt. Also looking at their backpack

>> No.15609357

>>15608681
You guys are really getting your jeans at uniqlo ?

>> No.15609364

>>15608677
yes

>> No.15609370

>>15608681
jeans are trash, well fit bt dont last and the color fade after the first wash

>> No.15609410

>>15608677
The word you're looking for is "buy", Mr. ESL poster

>> No.15609420

how is the quality on merino jumpers and the ultra light down jackets?

>> No.15609494

>>15609420
bumping this
I heard that Tees, Knitwear is pretty decent value but not sure about outerwear or pants.

>> No.15609511

>>15609494
Their chesterfield jacket is good for its price and their chinos are good

>> No.15609512

If you simply must buy from a chink poorfag store, at least have the taste to go to Muji

>> No.15609610

>>15609512
uniqlo isnt chink sweaty

>> No.15609613

Poorfag General - /poor/

>> No.15609615

>>15609610
>Currently, UNIQLO has relationships with factories in China, Vietnam, Bangladesh and Indonesia and Turkey.
more of gookshit but it's still shit
https://digital.hbs.edu/platform-rctom/submission/uniqlo-whats-behind-the-low-cost-high-quality-casual-wears/#:~:text=Outsourcing%20Production&text=Currently%2C%20UNIQLO%20has%20relationships%20with,Bangladesh%20and%20Indonesia%20and%20Turkey.

>> No.15609639

Uniqlo is good for workshirts, the price/quality ratio is just right for what I use it for

>> No.15609680

>>15609615
Why is this an issue? Asian stuff doesn’t reflect bad quality anymore.

>> No.15609693

>>15608677
Pants sucks. Non permanent items sucks. Shirts are weird.

Not everything, not at all.

>> No.15609719

>>15608677
Sure their clothes are alright, most of their stuff is the best quality you'll get for what their cost unless you're thrifting. Still noticeably better quality than the mallcore shit the average poorfag normie rocks. I usually pick up a piece or two yearly from their Uniqlo U collection.

>> No.15609796

Uniqlo is fine for the price and does nice basics. I dunno what this board has against it

>> No.15609917

>>15609680
yes it does. japanese goods are the exception but anything made in asia is dogshit.
quit coping poorfag

>> No.15609934

>>15609083
this
it might be hard to find niche /fa/ stuff by thrifting, but for plain basics, secondhand is by far the best use of money for brokebois. you are pretty likely to find uniqlo-tier stuff in thrift stores anyways
just do your best to inspect the items for damage/stains before you cop

>> No.15609935
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15609935

I have a couple of black Uniqlo U t-shirts that I've been wearing the shit out of for like 2 years and look better now from wear than when i bought them.
Have a pair of the air-ism wtf they called jeans and they are very, very comfy but the fit makes me look like a art school student so I rarely wear them.
recently copped some engineered garments x uniqlo fleeces and they real fucking comfy.

TL;DR is Uniqlo does good basics and interesting collabs

>> No.15609958

>>15608677
They’re really good in simple items. Like coats jackets shirts etc. But you’re not gonna get a lot of variety unless you’re gunning for minimalism.

>> No.15609960

>>15609935
these are cool but they really kind of fit like shit if you have a long torso. I didn't lie the sleeve proportions either.

>> No.15609986

>>15609960
the sleeves are a little loose, wouldn't mind looking into them getting tailored a bit at some point. i'm usually not big on polyester but damn they just so fucking comfy holy shit

>> No.15610025

>>15609935
Yeah i copped this exact eg x Uniqlo fleece too, it's pretty based

>> No.15610028

>>15609917
No it isn't faggot. Oh what you're going to shill some wop brand that is produced at the same factory that one a 1/3 of the price is?

>> No.15610031

their supima t's fit exceptionally well and last a while, and their heathered socks are a staple imo

I wouldn't recommend their jeans or much of anything else though, maybe a special collab here and there

>> No.15610122

>>15610028
holy cope
how much do your gook overlords pay you to shill their shit brand on here

>> No.15610254

>>15609935
>engineered garments x uniqlo

How's the sizing on these?

Normal or extremely exaggerated like Uniqlo U?

>> No.15610284

>>15610254
the cut is meant to be baggy but I'd say it normal US sizing. I'm a Medium in Uniqlo U and a Medium in these but if you wanted a tighter fit you could (probably) size down.

>> No.15610333

>>15610122
good response

enjoy your sephardic loom expenditures, retard

>> No.15610560

>>15610333
>guys im not supporting the jooz that's why i buy mass produced garbage because society tells me i need to consume
the irony is real

>> No.15610580

>>15609935
the fit on this is awful, i had to return mine. got the zipped fleece in the same size and it’s great though

>> No.15610696

>>15609796
Reddit likes it so they hate it

>> No.15610709

>>15609420
I've got a merino jumper. It's ok, good value for your money

>> No.15610934

Yes

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>> No.15612116

I have had a lot fo things from uniqlo and was I find to be the best deal are their fleeces and corduroy pants. the supima ts i find overrated. the socks aren't that great either. their outerwear and windbreakers are alright.

>> No.15613282

Yea

>> No.15613384

>>15608701
Nah he bullshitting, aside from certain color packaged shirts with higher polyester than cotton, everything lasts.

>> No.15613596
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15613596

has anybody bought this coat from Uniqlo? I need a new long coat since I've outgrown my Gloverall, but kind of poor right now. Looks okay in navy for 90 bucks but the materials kinda suck

>> No.15614442

It's shiet

>> No.15614475

For everything but like tshirts and underwear, used APC is better value

>> No.15614506

>>15608677
Yes, only Uniqlo tho.

>> No.15614613

are there any alternatives for poorfags? I like the style

>> No.15614622

>>15613596
Thrift one ?

>> No.15614801

>>15614622
ive never found a good long coat thrifted

>> No.15614830

>>15609370
>washing your jeans
geat a load of this stupid cunt

>> No.15615080

>>15614613
uniqlo is the cheap option lol

>> No.15615134

>>15614830
You denim meme bois are tiring

>> No.15615279

>>15609370
Recs for other brands that fit the same and higher quality? APC and Acne fit like shit on me.

>> No.15615354

>>15615080
that's not what I meant

>> No.15615525

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gzvCXTBq6k

Пoжилoй пoлиглoт звoнит в aмepикy (ocyждaю)

>> No.15615555

>>15610560
>Im le authentic le gentlemenz
>SUIT UP!!

Die in a pit

>> No.15615880

>>15615525
dios mios

>> No.15615885

>>15608677

yes you can...and you will still look good.

>> No.15616324

>>15615555
>guys it's ok i wear fast fashion but at least i'm not the guy supporting local business and buying clothes that fit him!
off yourself fast fashion-fag.

>> No.15616377

>>15608677
bought some uniqlo socks today

>> No.15616737

>>15608677
I have been for a while. Great quality T shirts and pants, some alright jackets but mostly I'd avoid any of their bigger coats. Their sweaters and jumpers also aren't that great.

Some of the best quality underwear I've had too, they last the longest out of any I've ever bought.

>> No.15616829

>>15616324
>local businesses

you live in northern italy?