when you buy clothes.

[red]

what do you look for?

price?

brand name?

epileptic colors?

shiny?

i saw britney spears wearing it?

i love lamp?

partoftheredistakingamaddenbreakseries.

[wEstSidE]

i saw britney wearin it

uhhhh

eplipesy 2

uhhh brand name

price

shinyness

all of them cept lamp

[superBobo]

color

design

fabric

cut

brand

price, which is the deal maker/breaker for everything..Im not really a big spender, and justify something having a high price, all of the above must "be right".

[VDSUPREME]

design

cut

color

fabric

brand

[mrip]

+++ Supreme. 19CM-MIJ. Vans.

[Eason]

Price is probably most important, everything is relative to that. No matter how much I like that Dior peacoat, I'm not paying fucking $2000 for it.

[beast]

In the beginning, it is what I need, be it black denim and brand.

As I got more and more stuff, many of which are unworn, it is what I need, brand, price and unique stuff like unique design, unique fabric, one-off pieces.

[snafu]

for me it is what i need and what i know il wear, dont get me wrong im drawn to alot of items that are purely down to rarity and one off prototypes, but in all reality down want to own 20 jackets and only wear 5 of them there is no point in me own a selection of derby shoes and lace ups when i wear plimsoles most of the time

would have to be design/cut/construction of the garment cloesly followed by the brand im a sucker for labels which im not too happy about, then aesthetic qualitys like colour texture

but really i know if it fots well il wear it most of the time

[beast]

but really i know if it fots well il wear it most of the time

Haha thats very true. We tend to go back to clothes we feel comfy in even if its not the ones we look best in.

Despite getting some very loved pieces, if its very expensive I would avoid wearing it so as not to get it soiled or damaged.

[kirbenvost]

Hmm. In order:

First I'm usually looking for a certain item.

Then I usually only shop at certain stores, so I guess brand.

Design

Color

Price

Size

Fit

Usually if the price and fit are the biggest deciding factors, if they're no good, no sale.

[darkanimal]

design-a patent, esp in the collar

brand name-must be a name of trendy guy who has a dreamy headshot

[onemancult]

necessity > label > color > cut > price.

[irbe78]

Brand - Grown to love particular brands

Fit - Always very important

Price - Not bling bling

Quality - Don't mind spending a little extra

Style - Always want something a little different and original, does not have to be flashy

Color - Always looking to expand the color of my waredrobe

[cuddlysheep]

first thing i do is pick up a designer piece and think to my self "humm, will this rick owens jacket get me laid..?".

[MilSpex]

brand, story, signficance, functionality, construction, fabric, color..

[constant struggle]

is it hyped on sufu? then buy

otherwise i look for:

price

brand(this sort of goes hand in hadn with quality, thats why after i sort by brand, i figure all their items are of a good quality or a bad one)

fit

color

quality

[habia]

It used to be

look/style/cool

quality

fit

brand

then I bought something that didn't really fit me and couldn't return it (supreme), and am having trouble selling it.

Now it's definitely:

fit

quality

color matches wardrobe at least sort of

brand (this is basically tied to quality for me since but, for example, Patagonia knowing it will be the highest quality)

Quality is what got me interested in all that Japanese repro stuff, and then that led to being more interested in clothes in general.

[stevie starscream]

price - is one article of clothing worth this much? is the price tag large because of the actual quality/attention to detail of the garment or whose name is stamped on the tag?

necessitty- do i really need it? will i wear it more than once?

quality- will it fall apart after one wash?

color- does it go with articles of clothing i already own?

adaptability- too formal? too casual? again i don't want a garment only to be worn on one occasion

design- subtleness is key. it's the little things that count.

fit- yes it looks good. but the more important question: does it look good on me? (should be everyone's deciding factor)

[GiZMO]

Brand - Ignore what's not of a particular brand; brand often dictates quality.

Aesthetic - This item from this brand looks cool.

Fit - Will this item from this brand fit well? If not, forget it.

Price - Okay so it fits well, the price is often justifiable.

[codymk127]

necessity > label > color > cut > price.

......

+ fit

[whitney]

Color/design/trim catches my eyes

Material

Cut

Price

[thelion1856]

i look for cum stains.

[jschenkkan]

^^ yeah, that SS NN leather jacket for sale for half off in my size was all mine, until I noticed the mysterious white fluid coating the epaulets and the sheepish looking store clerk.

fit, comfort, quality, and weather I know I'll wear it. The last one almost seems the most important, because regardless of how quality something is, if you won't wear it, it doesnt justify any price tag.

[newaesthetic]

Catching the eye it's usually the cut/colour of the article. I'm a sucker for little details after I inspect it, though.

When I actually buy:

Neccessity, fit, quality, price.

Most important, to least. I think it's a good system; while price is least important, neccessity weeds a lot of things out.

[lithiumsys]

I usually look at stuff brands I know make first. Then at the fit of the item, then the price. On occassion I'll think if the item goes with anything else in my wardrobe, but in the end, if it fits in my closet it can go with everything else I wear.

[xcoldricex]

i love lamp?

i am chicken