Do you have any good websites for mens clothing? Im not finding crap!

This is ONLY for men.

http://www.manties.net/

tinaz said:

Do you have any good websites for mens clothing? Im not finding crap!

Every single designer seems 2 be on a diffrent page with cloths as it relates 2 size. I would NOT buy a thing online unless I knew the designer. U have 2 try stuff on.............90% of the time my "size" does not fit.

Maybe that is whty my tailor loves me so.

If you're man is fashionable, but straight, then you

can alsways try bluefly.com It's not the cheapest

because the brands are mid-to-higher end, but

I think it's last season's stuff. So straight men get

the best of both worlds--fashion, and discounts.

It's like rolling dice with gay men though.

I hope they man you're dating isn't gay.

here: http://www.bluefly.com/a/...ccessories

imago said:

This is ONLY for men.

http://www.manties.net/

Do you find the fit runs true to size?

Graycap23 said:

tinaz said:

Do you have any good websites for mens clothing? Im not finding crap!

Every single designer seems 2 be on a diffrent page with cloths as it relates 2 size. I would NOT buy a thing online unless I knew the designer. U have 2 try stuff on.............90% of the time my "size" does not fit.

Maybe that is whty my tailor loves me so.

The only problem with that is I live in nebraska... Not much of a choice goin on here... But I know what your saying... We just have to purchase and hope for the best!

tinaz said:

imago said:

This is ONLY for men.

http://www.manties.net/

Do you find the fit runs true to size?

imago said:

If you're man is fashionable, but straight, then you

can alsways try bluefly.com It's not the cheapest

because the brands are mid-to-higher end, but

I think it's last season's stuff. So straight men get

the best of both worlds--fashion, and discounts.

It's like rolling dice with gay men though.

I hope they man you're dating isn't gay.

here: http://www.bluefly.com/a/...ccessories

Thats the thing... He is NOT fashionable I used to buy him all his clothes but he tells me people make fun of him...

Its tough living in the midwest im tellin ya! Especially cuz he works in agriculture... farmers have no fashion sense..

He does let me dress him up when we go out though... but then he has gotten hit on by men so he is a little leary of MY clothing choices

Why cant he dress Like Clinton Kelly and just shut up..

sp

[Edited 9/30/11 6:53am]

I've never bought clothing on-line. The way a size fits you varies from brand to brand or even from style to style within the same brand! I can fit a small shirt, a medium shirt or even a large shirt depending on the brand & style.

PurpleJedi said:

I've never bought clothing on-line. The way a size fits you varies from brand to brand or even from style to style within the same brand! I can fit a small shirt, a medium shirt or even a large shirt depending on the brand & style.

So then, whats a good store? Your fave place to shop?

tinaz said:

PurpleJedi said:

I've never bought clothing on-line. The way a size fits you varies from brand to brand or even from style to style within the same brand! I can fit a small shirt, a medium shirt or even a large shirt depending on the brand & style.

So then, whats a good store? Your fave place to shop?

RIGHT NOW...my favorite store is a local discount department store chain called "Century 21". They have brand-name stuff at deep discounts...like Marshall's or T.J.Maxx but bigger and with better variety. If you have a T.J. Maxx near you it's worth checking out, but it's a hit-or-miss thing with them and you pretty much need to go every week or so and check out what stuff has come in.

Otherwise, check out Macy*s. They've really done a good job of broadening the selection so that you can get good-quality stuff at decent prices (I especially love the Clearance racks!!!).

Believe it or not, I've also found good stuff at Sears. They carry the Structure brand (used to have their own stores) and the stuff is well-made and looks good.

Also...Kohl's (if you have one near you) has good stuff at good prices. If you have one near you check it out, if not go to their website. But with them, you get awesome discounts with their credit card and coupons.

Of course, I'm basing my recommendations on my own need to shop on the cheap. When I finally have some bank in my pocket, I'll just hit Banana Republic or Armani Exchange and have some blond college babe pick out my clothes, sparing no expense.

PurpleJedi said:

tinaz said:

So then, whats a good store? Your fave place to shop?

RIGHT NOW...my favorite store is a local discount department store chain called "Century 21". They have brand-name stuff at deep discounts...like Marshall's or T.J.Maxx but bigger and with better variety. If you have a T.J. Maxx near you it's worth checking out, but it's a hit-or-miss thing with them and you pretty much need to go every week or so and check out what stuff has come in.

Otherwise, check out Macy*s. They've really done a good job of broadening the selection so that you can get good-quality stuff at decent prices (I especially love the Clearance racks!!!).

Believe it or not, I've also found good stuff at Sears. They carry the Structure brand (used to have their own stores) and the stuff is well-made and looks good.

Also...Kohl's (if you have one near you) has good stuff at good prices. If you have one near you check it out, if not go to their website. But with them, you get awesome discounts with their credit card and coupons.

Of course, I'm basing my recommendations on my own need to shop on the cheap. When I finally have some bank in my pocket, I'll just hit Banana Republic or Armani Exchange and have some blond college babe pick out my clothes, sparing no expense.

We do have TJ MAXX, and Kohl's, but no Macy's or Century 21 (thats a real estate firm here )... We have Sears but I have never thought to go look in there... I will have to check it out...

I'm a "Big & Tall" guy, because of my height. So I doubt if I could help you out. They don't have superb clothing whatsoever either...

tinaz said:

PurpleJedi said:

RIGHT NOW...my favorite store is a local discount department store chain called "Century 21". They have brand-name stuff at deep discounts...like Marshall's or T.J.Maxx but bigger and with better variety. If you have a T.J. Maxx near you it's worth checking out, but it's a hit-or-miss thing with them and you pretty much need to go every week or so and check out what stuff has come in.

Otherwise, check out Macy*s. They've really done a good job of broadening the selection so that you can get good-quality stuff at decent prices (I especially love the Clearance racks!!!).

Believe it or not, I've also found good stuff at Sears. They carry the Structure brand (used to have their own stores) and the stuff is well-made and looks good.

Also...Kohl's (if you have one near you) has good stuff at good prices. If you have one near you check it out, if not go to their website. But with them, you get awesome discounts with their credit card and coupons.

Of course, I'm basing my recommendations on my own need to shop on the cheap. When I finally have some bank in my pocket, I'll just hit Banana Republic or Armani Exchange and have some blond college babe pick out my clothes, sparing no expense.

We do have TJ MAXX, and Kohl's, but no Macy's or Century 21 (thats a real estate firm here )... We have Sears but I have never thought to go look in there... I will have to check it out...

No Macy*s?!?!?

I think by you the chain is Dillard's(?) - I don't know if they employ the same corporate buyers (doubt it).

Century 21 is a well-established, national real estate company so I don't know what possessed them to name a department store the same.

But def check out Sears, and if you scrounge through the Clearance racks at Kohl's you'll be pleasantly surprised.

tinaz said:

imago said:

If you're man is fashionable, but straight, then you

can alsways try bluefly.com It's not the cheapest

because the brands are mid-to-higher end, but

I think it's last season's stuff. So straight men get

the best of both worlds--fashion, and discounts.

It's like rolling dice with gay men though.

I hope they man you're dating isn't gay.

here: http://www.bluefly.com/a/...ccessories

Thats the thing... He is NOT fashionable I used to buy him all his clothes but he tells me people make fun of him...

Its tough living in the midwest im tellin ya! Especially cuz he works in agriculture... farmers have no fashion sense..

He does let me dress him up when we go out though... but then he has gotten hit on by men so he is a little leary of MY clothing choices

Why cant he dress Like Clinton Kelly and just shut up..

sp

[Edited 9/30/11 6:53am]

leave him

Tittypants said:

I'm a "Big & Tall" guy, because of my height. So I doubt if I could help you out. They don't have superb clothing whatsoever either...

I did find some nice oxfords in the big and tall section at JC penny... He is tall and the arms are always to short in regular sizes

imago said:

tinaz said:

Thats the thing... He is NOT fashionable I used to buy him all his clothes but he tells me people make fun of him...

Its tough living in the midwest im tellin ya! Especially cuz he works in agriculture... farmers have no fashion sense..

He does let me dress him up when we go out though... but then he has gotten hit on by men so he is a little leary of MY clothing choices

Why cant he dress Like Clinton Kelly and just shut up..

sp

[Edited 9/30/11 6:53am]

leave him

I totally should! But then Id be having sex by myself and I cant afford to buy all those batteries

PurpleJedi said:

tinaz said:

We do have TJ MAXX, and Kohl's, but no Macy's or Century 21 (thats a real estate firm here )... We have Sears but I have never thought to go look in there... I will have to check it out...

No Macy*s?!?!?

I think by you the chain is Dillard's(?) - I don't know if they employ the same corporate buyers (doubt it).

Century 21 is a well-established, national real estate company so I don't know what possessed them to name a department store the same.

But def check out Sears, and if you scrounge through the Clearance racks at Kohl's you'll be pleasantly surprised.

We do have Dillard's!! I love their perfume counter

Thanks for all the info!!!

tinaz said:

Tittypants said:

I'm a "Big & Tall" guy, because of my height. So I doubt if I could help you out. They don't have superb clothing whatsoever either...

I did find some nice oxfords in the big and tall section at JC penny... He is tall and the arms are always to short in regular sizes

Well then, you should try www.bigandtall.com/. You might find somethings....

Tittypants said:

tinaz said:

I did find some nice oxfords in the big and tall section at JC penny... He is tall and the arms are always to short in regular sizes

Well then, you should try www.bigandtall.com/. You might find somethings....

Hey, The rochester site on there has some nice sweaters and I only did a casual browsing! thank you!

PurpleJedi said:

I've never bought clothing on-line. The way a size fits you varies from brand to brand or even from style to style within the same brand! I can fit a small shirt, a medium shirt or even a large shirt depending on the brand & style.

Same here, unless I'm very familair with the designer. Even then, it may not be the fit you're looking for. There is nothing like going to the store and trying clothes on to make sure you're going to be satisfied with it. But, I understand the convenience of shopping online. Last time I ordered a piece of clothing on line, I ordered an extra large hoodie. I wasn't familiar with the designer but when it came, it looked like a 3x!!!

tinaz said:

PurpleJedi said:

No Macy*s?!?!?

I think by you the chain is Dillard's(?) - I don't know if they employ the same corporate buyers (doubt it).

Century 21 is a well-established, national real estate company so I don't know what possessed them to name a department store the same.

But def check out Sears, and if you scrounge through the Clearance racks at Kohl's you'll be pleasantly surprised.

We do have Dillard's!! I love their perfume counter

Thanks for all the info!!!

kitbradley said:

PurpleJedi said:

I've never bought clothing on-line. The way a size fits you varies from brand to brand or even from style to style within the same brand! I can fit a small shirt, a medium shirt or even a large shirt depending on the brand & style.

Same here, unless I'm very familair with the designer. Even then, it may not be the fit you're looking for. There is nothing like going to the store and trying clothes on to make sure you're going to be satisfied with it. But, I understand the convenience of shopping online. Last time I ordered a piece of clothing on line, I ordered an extra large hoodie. I wasn't familiar with the designer but when it came, it looked like a 3x!!!

I once tried on 2 pairs of jeans at (now defunct) Steve & Barry's.

Same jean, one 34x30 and one 33x30.

The 34x30 was too tight and the 33x30 too loose.

bad idea

Come visit me.

I have an embarassment of riches 3 miles from my house.

I'm not a man, however, I shop for guys fairly regularly.

Here are a couple of decent style blogs.

http://valetmag.com/

http://sartoriallyincline...gspot.com/

http://dappered.com/

http://putthison.com/

Here are some clothing sites.

http://canvas.landsend.co...index.html

http://www.jcrew.com/mens-clothing.jsp

http://www.uniqlo.com/us/

http://www.rugby.com/shop...topnav_men

Not sure if this is the look you're looking for, but hey...

AND

I probably overloaded you with info. Sorry.

Has Oxfam got a website?