Do You Wear Clothes Or Brands?

I wear clothes, not brands. Although I might buy something with a brand on once in awhile, but it still has to feel comfortable. I'm a bit of a frugal person, although if I were going to an interview or on a date I might splurge just a little extra. I don't think clothes make the person, the person makes the clothes, but not everyone thinks like me... but I find it at lot easier to think that way and save up for my own house someday... especially since college is expensive so that doesn't leave alot of capital for brand names that are expensive... but if they're on sale well... I might snag me something.

I care only about price. I have only a part time income with a child to raise so watching my budget is a big deal. I shop only at thrift stores for my clothes but occassional have bought at a couple of name brand stores. But last time I shopped at thrift store I bought a lot of name brand clothes for under five dollars. I got old navy, american eagle, aeropostale, and some others I can't remember. So I can still have nice clothes for reasonable pricing.

i will be honest. i sometimes go for the brands because often times, the brands have really nice ones like sure abrecrombie and fitch is really expensive but i really do like their clothes on the other hand, while i'm just browsing, i find nice clothes not from a brand. in this case, i will get it. i guess it depends on if i like the clothes or not but when i start shopping, i do go for the brands. i start by looking for all the brands that i like.

I wear clothes, not brands...I really could care less what brand it is. As long as its nice & reasonably priced & what I am looking for that's all that matters to me. I do not have the budget to be spending lots of money on clothes, plus I do hair so I am forver getting color or bleach on me & once that happens its usually ruined so I never buy anything expensive for work(but I don't go in looking like a slob either). I am a big clearance rack shopper. That is the best place to get the bargains & some really nice stuff...

Hello bluesinjid this is checkmail and often go to shopping and always prefer branded clothes, except when needs clothes for some dirty work like painting, Cleaning, Color festival, etc.Well i always follow some of my known brands like the raymonds, vimal, Kumars, and some news brands like Apple, denim, studd, etc.Yes still there are some latest brands to be tried like Peter Englans, Van heusan, pepe, etc.The branded clothes do make some sense of style and accent.The material is of superior quality with high price compared to the small brands.

I will agree that there is alot of brands out there and they are nice but with a nice price too. With the way things have been going this year so far I believe we all need to watch what we spend. I shop by what I like the best. That doesn't mean name brand at all. I can go to JCPenny when they have a sell and get things that I like to wear just as cheap as Wal-Mart. No one needs to know what brand of clothing that you are wearing unless you tell them.

I usually wear what I can afford. What brand it is means little to me. I do not see any need in having the most expensive of something if it has just as good quality.

I wear clothes not brands. I buy brands sometimes if i like it but i don't really care. you can find just as nice of clothes as brands for half the price or shop at a store that sells name brand cheaper. clothes are clothes when it come down to it though and they don't make you.

hello bluesinjid,
Wearing branded clothes will make your life style indeed to the next level. My clothes are not all branded but what matters for me, is that they are clean and really fits me. Looking good to whatever I'm wearing counts more than the brand.

The only brand that i always wear in mens sport shirts is croft and barrow brand they never shrink,lose their color, and dont wrinkle easily. anything else i really dont care, whatever fits right and is comfortable. would i ever but a banana joe 125.00 shirt not even if i won the lottery, 5 times.