Kohl's.

I feel no need to go for brand-name clothes. Too damn expensive. One thing I'm willing to pay a good amount for is a pea coat. I haven't found the exact one I want yet though.

Costco for cheap casual stuff.
Moores for bussiness stuff.

The image, when you see it...

>>2701617
This, usually. I've also picked up some stuff from Walmart, and Steve & Barry's has an immortal $8.95 and under sale that's been going on for over a year now, so I'm a frequent stopper there.

Other than that? I'll stop in to other more expensive stores, but I might only have a single shirt or pair of pants from each.

Pac-Sun
Good clothes, but expensive as fuck

>>2701646
Got a bikini for $3 at a Steve and Barry's that went out of business.

Usually I'll go to Target, Ross, Kohl's, and various places in the mall where I scan the sale racks.

Wherever I feel like, sales help. This can be the mall, Kohl's, local stores, hell anywhere but Wal-Mart. I hate Wal-Mart.

/fa/g here

For Jeans, JC Penny. 511s for 35 bucks = fuck yeah.
for shirts, anywhere that I see nice shirts. no graphic tees.
for sweaters, target. cheap, do the shop.
coats, urban outfitters.
shoes, vans store, and a store called Aldo (basically sells everything, from slip ons to boots)

>>2701667
Underage b&. No one over the age of 18 shops at Pac Sun.

I have a few articles of clothing from nice places, but in general I shop at Kohl's. Decent quality, always cheap.

kohls, oldnavy, gap

I don't.

My mother buys me clothes.


If I did, I would probably just get shit from Target or Walmart or something.

Because I don't buy it, I tend to get actually nice shit.
Cashmere sweaters are win.

>>2701715

Your mom still buys you clothes?

How old are you?