I have $75 on it.
I've been lurking here for a bit but I have got nothing decent. Just pure shit in terms of clothing.
>>10866713
then get something nice with it
I'd say: buy one outfit and keep it in your car trunk in case you need a spare set of clothes
shit happens; you never know
>>10866720
i know, but where do i start?
I want to throw out most of what i own and start looking better. I know I can't look great at uniqlo but i want to start somewhere.
>>10866734
NEVER throw out clothes. You may want to use them for later fits, trust me fampai
>>10866713
try r/malefashionadvice
>>10866757
Don't listen to this guy; having a smaller, more flexible and better quality wardrobe is so much more useful than having three rooms full of dog shite
I'm halfway through a clearout of my last 4 years of purchases at the moment and feel a tonne lighter just by my lack of option when it comes to bad, outdated/trend/meme choices.
protip, sell what you can and reinvest
>>10866757
>>10866791
ya, throwing anything away is not really a good move. i might salvage some of it and dump the rest.
i'm in college now. my parents bought most of them too.
>>10866713
Honestly...if you have no clue, and just want to look safe , you can always go the MFA route .
Buy from Uniqlo:
Blue OCBD
Khaki Chinos
Brown Belt
Leave Uniqlo and go to a shoe store:
Depending on taste, get either minimal sneakers (Stan Smiths, Common Projects,White Converse[only get if your feet are small]), or Boots.
>>10866727
>shit
true tbqhf
>>10866853
do size 11 count as small?
nah, don't listen to >>10866791. never throw away clothes. as you progress in your taste, you'll find great ways to use pieces you used to think were shit.
i was gonna sell my nasty XL old navy hoodies from high school, but now i wear those shits all the time. some sandpaper, de-stitching the logos, and a couple heavy washes later, and they're magically trendy.
Give it to me
>>10867209
nah, If you look youthful get Stan's, if mature boots.
>>10867251
they probably aren't, you just look like a hobo
Buy basics man.
>>10866757
>>10866847
Also, there are times when you want to wear clothes you don't care about, such as gyming, heavy physical activities, or in places that shit can get dirtied or damaged. Some old clothes can work as the under layer
Buy some airism underwear. Some of the sweats are pretty nice too. The dry package tshirts are probably my favorite tshirts to wear.
