Im talking average price for various items of clothing. Not the 80% Gucci shirt you picked up.

For me:

Shoes: Around 60 for running/all purpose shoes. Under 120 for nice sneakers (lacoste, etc.). Around 60 for dress shoes

Pants: Jeans no more than 40 usually I get them on sale for 20 or 30.

Button up shirts: 50 tops. Usually 30.

T-shirts: usually 20, more if its nice

Suits: Around 200. Dess shirts 30, ties no more than 20.

I like spending money on things that I'll get lots of use out of. I bought this winter a $350 coat. I use it a fuckload during winter and it should last well over 5 years.

Shoes: 40 bucks on average. But I recently got these blank white cloth shoes and drew on them for 10$. Been wearing them almost everyday.

Pants: 20 bucks

Shirts: 15 bucks

Sweaters/Outer clothing 15-35. Maybe 50 for a jacket.

Suits: Fuck suits.

I know how to shop cheap but shop in style/quality/awesomeness

Shirt - up to £50.
T-shirt - up to £ 40.
Jeans - upto £ 60
Shoes - up to £80.
Jacket - up to £50.
Coat - up to £130.

Shoes: 250-500 ( I tend to get a lot of loafers/dress shoes)

Pants: jeans 150-300, pants 200-300 (I own more non jeans pants than jeans)

Button up shirts: 120-200 (I get to get silk/cashmere blends)

T-shirts: 80-200 (Most of my t-s are cashmere, modal or non cotton)

Suits: 800-3000 (depends on the suit, I do not wear polyester)

Jackets: 1000-3000

I make most of my living through trading stocks.

I make most of my living through trading stocks.

How's that holding up what with recent events n'all?

How's that holding up what with recent events n'all?

Been making more money, I just made a killing off citigroup being bailed out.

Been making more money, I just made a killing off citigroup being bailed out.

Haha, at least someone is making money out of it ;)

Haha, at least someone is making money out of it ;)

Protip for stock advice, when times are good, load up on gold and commodities, when times are bad sell commodities and gold, micromanage your stocks, and grab a few buy and holds to be sold when times are doing good.

Protip for stock advice, when times are good, load up on gold and commodities, when times are bad sell commodities and gold, micromanage your stocks, and grab a few buy and holds to be sold when times are doing good.

Doesn't everything lower in value when times are bad?
Unless there isn't much of it, like oil.

I mean food and fuel costs went up not so long ago in order to avoid a 'credit crunch', but not we've hit that crunch everything is going down so that people buy more.
Like if a costs £2, then goes down to £1.50; people will buy 2, so the company has only lost out on £1 but people are still buying - better than no-one buying anything, 'cos that means no profit for anyone.

Shoes: Around $70 per pair, though my favorite Nikes I've caught on sale for $59 before.

Pants: Blue jeans are only $8.00 at the local Wal-Mart.

Shirts: $8 to $15 per t-shirt, mostly at local concerts. Double that for a dress shirt.

Doesn't everything lower in value when times are bad?
Unless there isn't much of it, like oil.
I'm guessing you don't live in America where oil prices have dropped in half over the past few months.

I'm guessing you don't live in America where oil prices have dropped in half over the past few months.

Affirmative.

Doesn't everything lower in value when times are bad?
Unless there isn't much of it, like oil.

I mean food and fuel costs went up not so long ago in order to avoid a 'credit crunch', but not we've hit that crunch everything is going down so that people buy more.
Like if a costs £2, then goes down to £1.50; people will buy 2, so the company has only lost out on £1 but people are still buying - better than no-one buying anything, 'cos that means no profit for anyone.

Gold and metals go up when times are bad.

gold has gone up by commodities i mean metals specifically, copper, gold, platinum, oil and food tends to be too random

I'm guessing you don't live in America where oil prices have dropped in half over the past few months.

oil prices are international...

Shoes: $150-$250
Jeans: $150-$250
Tshirts: $10-$25
Jumpers: $3-$10
Jackets: $3-$10
Beanie: $40

Demron - Radiation Protection Suit=$1,350.00

got 7 of em for each day of the week so a total of$9450.00

best hazard suit ever

thrift store

1-10$

oil prices are international...
Technically true but that doesn't explain why other countries are paying multiple times the amount we in the U.S. do for a gallon of gasoline.

What does explain it? Anticipated profit and taxes.

Feet - Head
Shoes - £ 165
Jeans - £ 200
T-shirt - £ 50
Shirt - £ 50
Jacket £ 300
Watches - £ 200
Boxers - £ 10
Suit - £ 140

YOU CAN'T BUY STYLE.

But you certainly know how to waste money on simple clothing items like jeans and t-shirts, then skimp on the classy shit like a suit. You spend more on a pair of jeans or shoes than a suit? Shame, fucking shame.

YOU CAN'T BUY STYLE.

QFT.

I noticed there is some invalidity in this thread. Prices differ from country to country. I noticed this when someone from the states said they 60 bucks for shoes. 60 dollar shoes in states=100 dollar shoes in canada. No lie, I always buy clothes when I go to US and A


Edit: Gas and Oil are too very different things that are linked. In Venezuela I filled a locals truck for less than 3 bucks. However Oil is the same price there and here. If I bought Oil 10 years ago it was 10 bucks. Fuck me, I'd be buying 1000 shirts as well.

But you certainly know how to waste money on simple clothing items like jeans and t-shirts, then skimp on the classy shit like a suit. You spend more on a pair of jeans or shoes than a suit? Shame, fucking shame.

Who says I waste money on clothing? You seem to have simply ignored 'YOU CAN'T BUY STYLE' statement at the bottom of my post. The suit is nice, it's from River Island. If I were to blow a couple of grand on a SUIT, then THAT would be wasting money. You can't quote me, I win at fashion.

- Diesel

I used to work at a place that rents and sells tuxedos and suits. I've seen River Island's product line, it's shit and I wouldn't go so far as to even wipe my ass with it.

You want stylish? Joseph Abboud all the fucking way.

And if you "can't buy style," then why are you spending such ridiculous amounts of money on what should be inexpensive clothing? Nobody gives a shit about your Evisu denim, it's fucking ugly.

Technically true but that doesn't explain why other countries are paying multiple times the amount we in the U.S. do for a gallon of gasoline.

What does explain it? Anticipated profit and taxes.

international oil prices are for a barrel of crude.

What you pay at the at the pump, includes cost of refining oil, wages involved in refining it, maintainance, and has to do with consumers willingness to pay.

Better materials cost exponentially more, better cuts costs way more.

^^ In buying clothes its all about cut/fit

you're gay

you're gay

No I just have a way higher disposable income than you my stoner friend.

In lieu of getting high if you put yourself to doing much more productive activities, you might find yourself even making 1/10th of what I make.

shoes $40-50 if they are from the nike outlet store, if i gotta buy nikes from a retail shop $100.

pants usually from tommy hillfinger, $30 or so if they're jeans.

non jeans = dickies slacks which are like $25.

jackets and hoodies usually are like $40-50

button ups are usually like $30-50

sweaters $30-50

t shirts no more than $25 or 30

polos are usually $30-60

hats $25-35 from lids

It just depends on where I'm buying the clothes from. Logo tshirts/dress shirts/polo shirts can be anywhere between $30-50, jeans $50-70 sometimes a little more, twill or fleece pants $40-50, belts usually leather $30-40, sweaters- hoodies- jackets- coats anywhere between $35-70 sometimes a little more, and the shoe prices vary because I wear different things. Flip flops, uggs, Sperrys, sometimes Shox, etc. Then my panties and bras are usually around the ranges of $35-60.

Haha, haha, hah ha ha... you guys fail miserably at being cheap.

Black leather trench coat- $14
Brand new tripp pants- $15
tops- $2-6
Wicked awesome backpack thingy -$7
Belt- free
everything else- free, presents, found around the house

Extra spending money- a lot

You fail at being older than 14.

I get my jeans usually from thrift stores because I like broken in jeans and they are cheap. Usually no more than $7. Sometimes when I am going to a nice place that is casual I'll go buy some new jeans, usually no more than $40, max.

I wont spend more than $25 on a shirt and when I do it is very, very rare. Usually in the $15 range.

I haven't bought a new pair or regular shoes in over 2 years. The ones I got now were given to me by a friend. The last pair I bought were probably $80 but lasted me about 2 years. My work boots cost me $120 and I haven't bought new ones in 4 years.

I don't really wear suits but I have a new job coming up and I just went out and bought some dress pants ($50), tie ($17), belt ($10), shoes ($45), and a couple of shirts ($20 each). We'll see how that changes when/if I get that job and with a higher income better quality clothes (and more expensive, I suppose) will be purchased.

You fail at being older than 14.

I get my jeans usually from thrift stores because I like broken in jeans and they are cheap. Usually no more than $7. Sometimes when I am going to a nice place that is casual I'll go buy some new jeans, usually no more than $40, max.

I wont spend more than $25 on a shirt and when I do it is very, very rare. Usually in the $15 range.

I haven't bought a new pair or regular shoes in over 2 years. The ones I got now were given to me by a friend. The last pair I bought were probably $80 but lasted me about 2 years. My work boots cost me $120 and I haven't bought new ones in 4 years.

I don't really wear suits but I have a new job coming up and I just went out and bought some dress pants ($50), tie ($17), belt ($10), shoes ($45), and a couple of shirts ($20 each). We'll see how that changes when/if I get that job and with a higher income better quality clothes (and more expensive, I suppose) will be purchased.

Oh, I've been shopping intelligently since long before I was fourteen.

You still fail at being as Über cheap as I am.

You dont have to spend alot of money to dress well.

it does help though.


trenchcoats are fucking homo.

If they're made of leather or black cloth then I'd have to agree with you, too Modish, or the individual wearing such wants to be the next Columbine shooter.

However surplus military coats of wool in olive drab are quite nice.

I've got a couple of pairs of shoes. Sneakers that are around 100 each.

Most of my t-shirts really vary. American Apparel shirts are like $20 each. Most of my other t-shirts are between like $20-40. I do own a couple Lacoste Polo's @ about $100 each. I just got another New Era that cost $45.

Most of my jeans are Levi's that are regular priced at about $80 a pair, but I think I've managed to get most of them at about half price. I own alot of hoodies that were between $50 to $100 each and assorted shirts and long sleeves at different prices.

I've probably ot about 6 good pairs of shorts. One are Tommy Bahama's that were marked down to $40 from $140. Most of the other pairs were about $40.

My winter coat was a little over 200 and the fall windbreaker I'm wearing now was about $100. My Dakine knapsack was $60.

So yeah, I spend quite a bit on clothes, but not a ridiculous amount.

God... I wish I had the means to dress like you probably do.

But I gotta ask: how do you live? Cause I've been reading many articles about young people that had been making six-figures in their early twenties, but spending on clothes, decking out apartments, and champagne, spending and not saving and are getting screwed by market losses and Wall street layoffs.

Shoes.. $50-100 Nikes, ipaths, fallens..
Jeans.. I have one $100 pair, otherwise $20 on sale
Shirts: $20 each, i do have a few $50 archaic shirts that are badass..
Hoodies: $105 or less

God... I wish I had the means to dress like you probably do.

But I gotta ask: how do you live? Cause I've been reading many articles about young people that had been making six-figures in their early twenties, but spending on clothes, decking out apartments, and champagne, spending and not saving and are getting screwed by market losses and Wall street layoffs.

lol buzzkill.

even if i had the means to spend what superspeedz does on clothing i wouldnt waste it, people look at people dressed like him and wonder how many dicks he has had in his ass this week. i would spend my money on stuff that is nice but not metrosexual (i.e. nice cars, fancy bottles of alcohol).. other than that i would live modestly. i don't ever want a 2 story house, i just want to take care of my family and live without stressing about money.

God... I wish I had the means to dress like you probably do.

But I gotta ask: how do you live? Cause I've been reading many articles about young people that had been making six-figures in their early twenties, but spending on clothes, decking out apartments, and champagne, spending and not saving and are getting screwed by market losses and Wall street layoffs.

I make my money off stocks, the recent volatility has made me a killing recently.

I've actually seen my income go up recently. Half of my income goes to savings (post taxes) no matter what.

lol buzzkill.

even if i had the means to spend what superspeedz does on clothing i wouldnt waste it, people look at people dressed like him and wonder how many dicks he has had in his ass this week. i would spend my money on stuff that is nice but not metrosexual (i.e. nice cars, fancy bottles of alcohol).. other than that i would live modestly. i don't ever want a 2 story house, i just want to take care of my family and live without stressing about money.

Once you start wearing nice materials and clothing you don't ever want to wear anything else.

Honestly, it can range from something found at the thrift store for a dollar to $300 for a pair of jeans. I'm not ridiculous - no $250 T shirts - however if I want something bad I will get it. It balances itself out with the secondhand stuff and more expensive clothes in the long run.

Stop bragging on totse about how much money you make that is fucking gay trying to impress strangers over the internet. You have repeated 2 or 3 times you income has gone up. Nobody cares.

True dat.

As for me, I don't have money to throw away, so
(in C dollars)

Shoes: 50-100

Jeans: around 30

Jackets: 50-100, a few anomalies around 200

Shirts: No more than 30

Belt: around 20

Sweaters/Hoodies: no more than 40

Watch: 100 or so

How is edmonton faring under the current price of oil?

Pants/Jeans - Usually around $40, but sometimes as much as $80

Shirts (dress) - About $50

T-Shirts (band) - No more than $25

Suits - No more than $400

Gas is only 79 cents per liter here.. good for me.

I don't keep track of the price of oil.

lol buzzkill.

even if i had the means to spend what superspeedz does on clothing i wouldnt waste it, people look at people dressed like him and wonder how many dicks he has had in his ass this week. i would spend my money on stuff that is nice but not metrosexual (i.e. nice cars, fancy bottles of alcohol).. other than that i would live modestly. i don't ever want a 2 story house, i just want to take care of my family and live without stressing about money.

Sounds to me like he's more of a business man and dresses like so. I've never looked at any man wearing a nice suit and wondered how many dicks he's had up his ass that week?

Most people who wear suits are above the age of 16, therefore have a real job and part of having that job requires them to dress the part, ie: no t-shirts, sneakers, or even cutoff shorts.

It doesn't matter because I have a big dick.

i steal it :p