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What are your favorite brands of clothing?

I like CK underwear, Gap Tshirts (plain, no brand on front), Banana Republic (though I can't really afford it). I don't really buy things for the brand, I just wear what feels and looks good. Right now my only shoes are a pair of retro Tommy Hilfiger sneakers that I found at a consignment store. I would normally never buy Tommy...

I'd really like a pair of black, Clarks Axis Oxfords.
 
Right now, mostly Banana Republic (everyday wear, grown up clothes. ;) ), Asos (everyday wear), Ralph Lauren (suits), Jed North (gym wear), and YoungLA (gym wear).

Sometimes fun: N2N Bodywear, AussieBum, Christian Andrews,
 
I buy a lot of Hollister online. Their underwear is good looking and long lasting, the jeans are comfortable and the sweatpants and sweat shorts are like luxury.

I get t-shirts at Target. Their brand is also a comfortable fit, well-wearing, don’t fade, and multitude of colors without having logos or print.
 
It is the law that gay men have to spend a fortune on designer underwear, but why? Who is going to see it? Maybe when global warming gets worse we will end up going to work in our Andrew Christians but until then the only time they will be on display is during the 30 seconds as you undress to get into bed.
 
For when I might should wear underwear because hanging down your leg might not be a good look, Jockey. Elance? They fit, I don't feel like my junk is wrapped up in an ACE bandage. 501s for jeans. Teva flips year around but for a couple of weeks in February. Sweat pants and sweat shirts (like a sweater) when it's cool, Fruit of the Loom or Gildan.
But this time of the year? Just flips. Pull on a pair of shorts when Amazon drives up. Add a shirt to go to the grocery store.
 
Any brand that properly maintains my body temperature and obscures my external reproductive organs. Within reason.
 
Dargelos said:
It is the law that gay men have to spend a fortune on designer underwear, but why? Who is going to see it? Maybe when global warming gets worse we will end up going to work in our Andrew Christians but until then the only time they will be on display is during the 30 seconds as you undress to get into bed.
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I recently watched a documentary about International Male, and it discussed the history of male fashion. It used to be very boring with only a couple basic colors. International mail started out with underwear and expanded from there. They brought more colors, styles and texture to male fashion. They helped make it okay for men to feel sexy. Underwear was a way for men to do it without other people knowing.


I used to shop their catalogs in high school, college and after. And when their store opened in West Hollywood I would drive down there when they had a big sale.
 
That was certainly the case back in the day. I would wank to adverts for tight briefs when gay porn was unknown in my hick town. That was then, this is now. Today we are out and we don't need any retailer's permission to feel sexy. If anyone still thinks that sex appeal is a commodity, only available from the right stores, then we haven't learned as much as we thought we had.
 
metta said:
I find fashion to be fun. That being said, I'm not going to spend $30 on a pair of underwear. I will spend $10. It has gotten to a point where I have too many clothes.
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Fashion can be fun - for those who dare abandon the blue jean and T-shirt uniform.:)

But, last I knew, the fashion industry was at the top, maybe #1, of the biggest world's fresh water waisting industries.
 
Kahaih said:
Fashion can be fun - for those who dare abandon the blue jean and T-shirt uniform.:)

But, last I knew, the fashion industry was at the top, maybe #1, of the biggest world's fresh water waisting industries.
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There is definitely a need for improvement. Many companies are recycling their water. But the chemical finishes and dyes are a problem as well.
 
Save the planet with a needle and thread. You don't need to be a skilled seamstress, just a bit of time sewing up worn clothes lets you make them last for years. With a bit more practice, learn to add fake designer labels, then you can change your brand from season to season.
 
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