shadowspy Posted September 22, 2004 Share Posted September 22, 2004 wala ako fave talaga...i just want to be comfortable in my clothes. kahit na walang brand. Quote Link to comment
kidyot214 Posted September 22, 2004 Share Posted September 22, 2004 *ARROW*G.A.P*CHAPS (RL)*bossinni*good ol' giordano Quote Link to comment
cracker_jack Posted September 22, 2004 Share Posted September 22, 2004 Jeans: Levi's (simply because of the fit)Khakis: Dockers (for the fit too) Tops:NikeDockersBanana RepublicCalvin Klein Boxers:JockeyMarks n Spencers Quote Link to comment
Guest batabatuta Posted September 23, 2004 Share Posted September 23, 2004 I'm not really much into brands pero kung mayroon man It's got to be Lacoste Quote Link to comment
mcel Posted September 23, 2004 Share Posted September 23, 2004 these are my favorites and most of them are from: espritkamisetabayomango but also have few shirts from RL Polo SportsArmani exchange Quote Link to comment
mazinger Posted September 23, 2004 Share Posted September 23, 2004 BANANA REPUBLIC :cool: Quote Link to comment
luol_deng Posted September 24, 2004 Share Posted September 24, 2004 hey guys new to the boards my fav brands are clothesdiesel, industrie, FCUK, boxfresh, freshjive, lee jeans, mooks, HY, GSUS, von dutch & m-1-11 shoes diesel, nike retro, adidas retro, lacoste, vans, asics onitsuka sunniesgucci, ray ban & police i'll be going to manila for the first time this year and i heard alot of diesel, lacoste & vans are so cheap? are any of the upperbrands sold anywhere in manila? coz those brands are expensive her in australia shirts from $49-$100 AUD & jeans from $150-500aud, so bargin shopping would be a great idea. Quote Link to comment
quality_checked Posted September 24, 2004 Share Posted September 24, 2004 denim: levi's, girbaudtop: mango, terranova, baleno for women, pena house, bnkdresses/skirts: gap, the limited, mangocasuals: kamiseta, u2, bayo, bench, baleno for women Quote Link to comment
bigboner Posted September 25, 2004 Share Posted September 25, 2004 they don't have to be branded. as long they cater my demands, that will do! they would go stright in my closet! i'm really picky when it comes to my clothes: 1. polo - lately, i'm so into 3/4s. i see to it that the fit is perfect. not to loose to be hip-hop and not to fit to be hunky. sleeves must be at a ABSOLUTELY PARALLEL TO MY ARMS WHEN THEY ARE AT REST! For the color i really prefer dark ones(black, dark grey, navy blue maroon)/ kung light ones white and sky blue or light grey. 2. pants- slacks and jeans? any brand as long as they are black. i never wear blue jeans! 3. t-shirt- i love plains. if ever they are of prints, it has to be unique! ahhhh .. remember those bench t-shirts marked "i choose bench" endorsed by jerry yan, i find then really jologs. for t-shirts i usually go to cartimar recto! they have like goth shops there and i just love their designs and they have wide array of unique accesorries!!! luv it luv it!!! 4. shoes- alberto boots, puma, adidas, converse>>>> i hate nike ones! Quote Link to comment
ink Posted September 25, 2004 Share Posted September 25, 2004 i dont care about brands, as long as i'm comfy with it... at least in vogue and reflects my personality... but somehow i've a penchant for local brands like maldita, ensembles and tan gan. i also go for the classic styles at mango... but i really don't buy them, my aunts in the US would usually just send them over... they know my taste kasi eh... Quote Link to comment
bigboner Posted September 27, 2004 Share Posted September 27, 2004 i have a friend who is really a mango fanatic. if you would look at the designs, they are so simple and plain to be that expensive and the great thing about it is that onced she wears it is just magic. you really cannot see the simplicity of the design. it is just perfect a complete headturner! i don't know, it really how she carries it! Quote Link to comment
7daffodils Posted October 8, 2004 Share Posted October 8, 2004 nothing in particular pero among local brands freeway fits me best. i wear ukay din! Quote Link to comment
Grimace Posted October 9, 2004 Share Posted October 9, 2004 billabong and sometimes i have my old roxy stuff...i love sneakers, every chinese and japanese brand,im not particular on the clothes that i need to wear..i want other than the usual..i getta travel and do a little shopping though...it doesn't matter really! Quote Link to comment
TOA Posted October 9, 2004 Share Posted October 9, 2004 I’m kinda selective on my cloth's in case of colors and type... not everything satisfies me ... I follow fashion and season colors... i differentiate between working cloths and going out cloths and party cloths Everything has its own wearing Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted October 9, 2004 Share Posted October 9, 2004 As for me I like Giordano, Mossimo, Old Navy T-shirts because they are comfortble to wear while in Polo shirts I do like to wear Wallstreet and Sahara. For pants I'm comfortable with Levi's, Guess and Dockers. While I prefer leather shoes like Wade and Rusty Lopez and on rubber shoes I prefer Nike pver the other brand. Quote Link to comment
aladdin Posted October 10, 2004 Share Posted October 10, 2004 I am partial to Lacoste for my polo shirts since it makes you feel good wearing them and they are very durable even if costly. i had my first lacoste shirts when i was in first year college and it lasted for about three long years even if I wore it almost every week. It just got lost since I eventually outgrown it and cant wear it anymore. Quote Link to comment
freeboracaytrip Posted October 10, 2004 Share Posted October 10, 2004 I shall buy anything thats white..... All brands apply - l ocal or ultra expensive designer....basta white! Hugo Boss and Zegna... Quote Link to comment
scott_summers Posted October 11, 2004 Share Posted October 11, 2004 yung simple lang.. di nako brand-conscious eh,basta kaya kong dalhin Quote Link to comment
luol_deng Posted October 11, 2004 Share Posted October 11, 2004 I am partial to Lacoste for my polo shirts since it makes you feel good wearing them and they are very durable even if costly. i had my first lacoste shirts when i was in first year college and it lasted for about three long years even if I wore it almost every week. It just got lost since I eventually outgrown it and cant wear it anymore.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> thats true, Lacoste polo do last. I have four and 2 of them have been with me for like 4 years. But i like Ralph Lauren Polo's there nice slim fit. But Polo is more expensive than Lacoste here. Quote Link to comment
missmanners Posted October 11, 2004 Share Posted October 11, 2004 for the ladies, if you ever find yourselves out of the country, make sure to take note of these brands: apostrophe, h&m, and zara. on the same scale as topshop and miss selfridge from the uk, i suppose. high street fashion, i believe it's called. it's pricier but definitely not as bank-breaking as miuccia and the gang. and karl lagerfeld recently did a t-shirt line for h&m (with a great ad campaign to go along with it). so see, couture is reaching donw to high street. zara's huge in europe (zara and mango are dirt cheap in spain). h&m and apostrophe are becoming staples in the states--not as huge as gap yet. but waaay more fashion forward than your blah gap-ish fare. and that was my attempt at being a style maven. Quote Link to comment
freakish Posted October 12, 2004 Share Posted October 12, 2004 for the ladies, if you ever find yourselves out of the country, make sure to take note of these brands: apostrophe, h&m, and zara. on the same scale as topshop and miss selfridge from the uk, i suppose. high street fashion, i believe it's called. it's pricier but definitely not as bank-breaking as miuccia and the gang. and karl lagerfeld recently did a t-shirt line for h&m (with a great ad campaign to go along with it). so see, couture is reaching donw to high street. zara's huge in europe (zara and mango are dirt cheap in spain). h&m and apostrophe are becoming staples in the states--not as huge as gap yet. but waaay more fashion forward than your blah gap-ish fare. and that was my attempt at being a style maven. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> agree missmanners....h&m is really a good brand. It is cheaper than Gap and the designs and style varies from casual to classy. I bought a skirt for $7.95 and a dress shirt for $14 the other day, really good price and i love it! their fall line is something else, worth checking out. i'm just not keen of the coming KL designs though knowing that KL favours flashy designs, but doesn't hurt to have a look at it, it might be appropriate for the coming holidays. KL designs will be out i think on November 12 and the store in toronto (there is only one, though another is on its construction phase i think)will have a special launching for that. Zara...is one of my favorite brand too. They are kind of pricey (as they are european) but if you wait for their sale you'll get good deals with their tops, jackets and suits. You can buy a $100 shirt for $10 or $15 at the end of the season but still fashionable. As long as you know how to mix-and-match them with other outfits. Another recommended brand: Tristan and America, their outlet stores are the best places to go to. Clothes there are better priced (compared at the regular store) and there are fairly numerous sizes still available to choose from. This brand is also good for petite people as they have specific sizes for such. it's winter now...so the Fall sale is on...best time to go shopping!! :cool: Quote Link to comment
choQo Posted October 12, 2004 Share Posted October 12, 2004 FUBU, AND1, Guess, RL, Banana Republic, Nike, Nautica, Tommy Hilfiger, Bench, Rocawear, Sean John, Phat Farm & Enyce Quote Link to comment
luol_deng Posted October 12, 2004 Share Posted October 12, 2004 for the ladies, if you ever find yourselves out of the country, make sure to take note of these brands: apostrophe, h&m, and zara. on the same scale as topshop and miss selfridge from the uk, i suppose. high street fashion, i believe it's called. it's pricier but definitely not as bank-breaking as miuccia and the gang. and karl lagerfeld recently did a t-shirt line for h&m (with a great ad campaign to go along with it). so see, couture is reaching donw to high street. zara's huge in europe (zara and mango are dirt cheap in spain). h&m and apostrophe are becoming staples in the states--not as huge as gap yet. but waaay more fashion forward than your blah gap-ish fare. and that was my attempt at being a style maven. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> have you been to UK? try French Connection (FCUK) i love their style for women, & Mooks. Stylish & very high price though Quote Link to comment
freakish Posted October 12, 2004 Share Posted October 12, 2004 have you been to UK? try French Connection (FCUK) i love their style for women, & Mooks. Stylish & very high price though<{POST_SNAPBACK}> yeah they are expensive... their stores are located in the plush area of the town (yorkville/bloor toronto) and they have children's wear!!! not a lot of choices though here, maybe London would have more designs and style. Anyway they are way too high priced for a kids' clothes. i can just look at them and drool, hehhehe or wait for the boxing day sale! Ann Taylor is also a good brand. I find that as an Asian (i'm petite)in a western country, it is so hard to find the clothes that really fits me without altering or hemming it. I could get the right sizes at Ann Taylor and their sweaters, dress shirts and blouses are a good fit. They have classic cuts, doesn't go out of style. Good for casual and office wears. Price is good too especially if you go to their outlet stores. Value for your money. You can get at least 4-5 items with your $50!!!I heard though that an establishment in the Phils carries this brand and usually do sales...(i think i've read it from missmanners posts) there you go...take advantage! Quote Link to comment
missmanners Posted October 12, 2004 Share Posted October 12, 2004 yep, ann taylor rocks! designs are classic and never go out of style. well made with good material. and they're great finds because they don't cost much but last so long! there is indeed an ann taylor factory here. not a store. but their overruns are sold at bazaars... in market market, greenhills and the ones at nbc tent, makati sports, cuenca park, etc. you have to know where to look and who to ask. it helps to have suki. there's also a little house in makati, in the reposo area, where they sell ann taylor goods. i'll get the exact location and post it here. i heard that this house sells ann taylor stuff cheaper than at the bazaars. Quote Link to comment
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