"My judgement is that the humor masked another message: women have degraded themselves with the freedoms they've received, so it's time for them to cover themselves and get back in the kitchen. This in spite of statistics that have women…"
Online Men's Clothing Stores
Yes, I'm sure this has been discussed ad nauseum, but I searched in broad terms for this topic and the results were usually "custom" or "shoes" or "suits," etc. I'm just looking for options other than the typical men's clothing stores.
Anyone have any favorite (somewhat inexpensive) online retailers? I'm looking for dress shirts, pants, ties, etc.
Thanks.
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by peterjhon on -
There are many online retailers available for men’s clothing.Shopbob, bluefly, lebazarparisien, are the best e-retailers.you can get the latest men’s stuff there.
_______________________________________
-
Permalink Reply by KermitKebab on
-
Nowadays I buy almost all my clothes online. I always save a lot of money. I'm used to getting 50% - 70% 0ff MSRP. For the most part I know my sizes well, I know I'm middle-aged and don't work out so anyth9ing cut slim or TrimFit is automatically out. Otherwise I know what some of you mean about fits in the waist and thighs. I like LLBean - they still have great quality and a super guarantee - just return it anytime. LandsEnd used to be very good until Sears bought it and quality has been downhill ever since. JosABanks is always running great sales and I respect the quality of their better lines: Signature Gold, Joseph. Depends on your pocketbook. Looking to save big on a quality suit? Go to YOOX.com. Guaranteed at least 50% off all the brands you'd find in the fancier department stores. Unlike Bluefly which only gives 20% - not really that great. I like Paul Fredericks for men's shirts. Never buy their suits - priced cheap and ARE cheap. Also, you can find some quality suits, etc. at SierraTradingPost.com. I expect to have clothing altered (dress stuff anyway) so I have a decent tailor. Generally I avoid NYS sales tax which by me is 8.625%. Yes, I pay shipping but the savings always more than make up for it aga9in and again. No-hassle returns.
-
Permalink Reply by Rebekah on -
"Generally I avoid NYS sales tax which by me is 8.625%." This makes me so sad. I always pay my state use taxes.
-
Permalink Reply by KermitKebab on
-
Only if the vendor maintains a brick-and-mortar presence in the state (any state) where you live are you required to pay the sales tax. I do not doubt that a national sales tax will come but for today that is the law.
-
Permalink Reply by Rebekah on
-
See line 59 of NY's form IT-201, and page 33 of the corresponding instructions.
-
Permalink Reply by Rick Shelton on -
I found that Land's End has excellent products. I bought Kahkis a few years ago and they're still looking good.
You do have to be careful about sizing though. I just bought a pair of boots online and had to send them back as they were too small even though the size was correct according to other shoes I wear. So it's taken me about a month to get what I paid for 2 day shippig for.
-
Permalink Reply by John A. on
-
I'm partial to Orvis.com and of course they have a store in Charlotte that I like to go to. My wife has ordered alot of my clothes from Belk. She gets most of my khakis and such from them. Ordered some khakis from billskhakis.com as well. Overall, I've had good results with the fit. Granted, they're not fitted to me, but my local favorite store, Grainger Owings does custom work for me.
-
Permalink Reply by JonEdanger on -
sierratradingpost.com
-
Permalink Reply by Josh Robles on
-
unionmadegoods.com carrys great stuff
-
Permalink Reply by DylanLandon on
-
There are so many bespoke tailors who serves online to their customers worldwide like Raja Fashions,indo Chino,Sunnys Custom Tailor.My friend suggested me that SunnysCustom Tailor is best for bespoke tailoring in Canada.
- ‹ Previous
- 1
- 2
- Next ›
Latest Activity
Steve replied to Jonny's discussion Was putting my dog to sleep the right thing to do?"That's no way for a much loved pet/companion to live...you absolutely did the right thing IMO.
It's always heart breaking to lose a pet in any circumstances, but we have to take responsibility for these things, and it would have…"
Steve replied to Vincent's discussion Appropriate Interview Suit?"I'd go for a more classic cut personally, and something far less shiny.
I have a suit that is similar to yours, it's cut in a more tailored style as opposed to the extreme slim cut of yours, but it's something I'd only wear for…"
Chuck Knight replied to Daniel's discussion Casual Belts for Jeans?"The real ones are called trophy buckles, and are actually given as trophies in rodeo events. The bigger and shinier the buckle, the higher the ranking.
I nicknamed them "turkey platter" buckles."
Aaron Lancaster replied to D.J.'s discussion Let Down in a Relationship"Good call. Actually college and drinking go together remarkably well. It sounds like you guys have a difference in values. Finish it up now before you both become miserable. Move on, find a nice quiet girl who doesn't drink,…"
Will replied to Herb Munson's discussion The Primacy and Existence of God in the group The Great Debate"I had assumed that was a joke, Herb!
We always used to say we hoped and prayed the school would burn down so we wouldn't have to go -- because it was torture, man! Not a joke I'd make in current circumstances, tho."
Todd Serveto replied to Rob Sexton's discussion Secular Manhood vs Christian Manhood in the group Christian Men"Hey, Rob, The Bible says:
3. For we ourselves also were sometimes foolish, disobedient, deceived, serving divers lusts and pleasures, living in malice and envy, hateful, and hating one another. 4 But after that the kindness and love of God our…"
© 2013 Created by Brett McKay.
Powered by
