Clothing: where do you buy yours?

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  1. will.

    will. A motorbike of jealousy!

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    I need some new clothes. I was wondering if people know of any of those small websites that sell awesome custom designed T's and other stuff like belts. I like original and well designed stuff. None of that cafepress crap either. Its such bad quality.

    One place I know and have got a few things from: funkrush Some awesome stuff on there. Its only T's though. And I really want a cool belt. I saw one in a shop that was white with black inked doodles on it and black eyelets/buckle. The kind you do in a sketchbook when bored. It was awesome, but when I went back with some cash to get it, someone had taken the last one. (if someone can find me that on the net somewhere I'll actually send you a real chocolate chip cookie or something equally as delicious! :p)
     
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  2. RTT

    RTT #parp

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    threadless.com for t shirts :thumb:
     
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  3. Ramble

    Ramble Ginger Nut

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    I find them magically appearing in my drawers.
    If it's Geek attire then I have been known to shop at thinkgeek, although they do have rather large shipping fees.
     
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  4. will.

    will. A motorbike of jealousy!

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    AHHH! I have been trying to remember the name of that site for weeks! Cheers :thumb:

    There goes my monies :p
     
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  5. capnPedro

    capnPedro Hacker. Maker. Engineer.

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  6. atanum141

    atanum141 I fapped to your post!

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    My company i work for. If anyone wants anything let me know as i get 30% discount.
    New season stuffs are being updated as we speak on the website.
     
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  7. wiby645

    wiby645 Minimodder

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    its not one off designer stuff, but i find rollersnakes allways have an awsome collection
     
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  8. E.E.L. Ambiense

    E.E.L. Ambiense Acrylic Heretic

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    QFT.
     
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  9. Amon

    Amon inch-perfect

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    Winners. Roots. Bluenotes. I avoid 'fashionista' big-name stores because I can shop for my desired style at smaller chains more cheaply.
     
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  10. FIBRE+

    FIBRE+ Minimodder

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    Ditto!. Works out less than a tenner per T most of the time, that's including postage to the UK :D
     
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  11. RTT

    RTT #parp

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    Yep. My wardrobe is absolutely stuffed with Threadless tshirts :D 20+ at the last count :blush:
     
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  12. mrlanrat

    mrlanrat What's a Dremel?

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  13. sam.g.taylor

    sam.g.taylor Apparently I'm Greg Kinnear

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  14. Raiderfan001

    Raiderfan001 I know what a Dremel is.....

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    kmart....lol
     
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  15. dr_bowtie

    dr_bowtie What's a Dremel?

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    I get mine at Wal-Mart and Steve&Berry's...doesnt everybody?
     
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  16. Cathodical

    Cathodical What's a Dremel?

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  17. Jumeira_Johnny

    Jumeira_Johnny 16032 - High plains drifter

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    At the risk of sounding pompous, I have most of my stuff made these days. Tailors here are so cheap and they will replicate anything you bring them. Have favorite pair of khaki cargos? Buy material for 5 and, shazam, you have pants for a year. Favorite shirt that is falling apart? Buy 5 different colors and, shazam, you have 5 new shirts with that comfy feel of the original. Usually better actually, since they are fitted. And if you need a tuxedo or suit, you know where to go. T-shirts are the only thing he doesn't do.

    Underwear and socks from Marks & Spencers. New stuff from any shop around.
     
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  18. antiHero

    antiHero ReliXmas time!

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    Mostly H&M for pants, socks and stuff but also some Outlet shops around town.

    For T-shirts I shop @ignitionshop.com/. I have been skating for 10 years now and cant think of anything else then a Skate shirt to wear :)
     
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  19. CardJoe

    CardJoe Freelance Journalist

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    I have a friend who operates a small T-shirt company which is really good. Only have a small selection, but I like them.

    http://www.rythumandflow.co.uk/
     
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  20. x06jsp

    x06jsp da ginger monkey!!!!

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    mainly topman and h+m.
     
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