Thread: Ultimate noob thread - recommend me X in my wardrobe

Quote: Originally Posted by enarchay Most of my life I've worn sneakers, but I want to start dressing more mature and "stylish." I need to change my entire wardrobe, but I want to start with footwear first. At the moment I'm a college student, by the way. I mostly wear jeans and catckies now. Which shoes would go best with this clothing? I was looking at Clarks Desert Boots and I'm thinking of buying them, but...

Quote: Originally Posted by 420golfer Hi i'm a noob and need some recommendations of some plain t's and underwear t's that come in 3 packs that fit nice and slim especially in the sleeves. I like v-necks. I'm 5' 8" 150lbs, muscular athletic build. 30" waist, 15" neck, if that helps. Hanes for the undershirts if you don't want to spend much. If you do, then I can't help you

Quote: Originally Posted by wahwho11 Could someone direct me to some brands that make short sleeve sweatshirts? I know skull makes, but they don't carry 42(large). Thanks alt. apparel.

Quote: Originally Posted by Stylish Pilot AA, Rick owens, uniqlo Haha. Quite a disparity you got there. Protip- Get one of AA's drapier tank models in black, put white paint on your hand and then press it up against the front of the shirt at a 45 degree angle. Let it dry and sell it on sz/sufu for $100

No, the AA sweatshirts are oversized and they awkward and weird. Have never seen one look good. EDIT: Sorry read that real quick, thought you were talking about American Apparel. Cannot comment on Alternative Apparel sweatshirts though apparently people like them.

That dude only fell for your trolling because he's foreign...are you on sufu? Check ur pm dawg!

Quote: Originally Posted by Largo You're overthinking this. Wear it with literally almost anything as long as it fits you well. Dark jeans, chinos, shorts, slacks, whatever. Over a t-shirt, under a sweater, blazer, etc. Double check WAYWT to get a good idea of what proportions you want to keep on your fit, and plan accordingly. Although now that I think about it, bearing in mind that a shirt like that is at least a little formal, veer...

Quote: Originally Posted by Master-Classter Which should I get? Consider - they're both the same price, $30. BUT, the gap one I've got right here in front of me and can fit on and it works, the Uniqlo one I'd be buying off a SF member and have never tried on Uniqlo before, so no real return policy. Is it nicer and worth the risk? GAP: UNIQLO: The Bap shirts is much better. The Uniqlo looks more like a western shirt.

I need dress shoes for $100 or less and I need them fast for a model un conference that requires "western business attire". What is my best bet for my price?

Really? I wear a S/M in Gap shirts and like a Large in Uniqlo (Asian size) and the Gap fits me better overall. I feel the length of the shirt is longer on Gap.