Men of Reddit, where do you buy your clothes? I have a pretty vanilla taste in clothes and to avoid clutter (or perhaps just having to apply any thought to my wardrobe) I tend to dress in pretty much the same stuff most of the time. Lockdown has made me hate wearing jeans, but they're a wardrobe essential. I tried to do some shopping yesterday in Oxford St and all I came back with was 15 pairs of identical black socks (and I mean identical, so I don't have to pair them). A recent post somewhere was bitching about how every department store is split into brands, but it makes shopping a nightmare. I'm a chinos + polo or chinos + shirt person. Despite having a decent income, I hate spending money on clothes and very rarely buy designer stuff, save for a few bits from Boss and Hackett, but I'm not prepared to spent £120 on each pair of chinos, as I think that's just a ridiculous price. Hawes Curtis was my chino land before, but they're now £70 / pair, and I used to pay £35, so despite them remaining my favourite, I'm not prepared to pay £70 out of principle. Jack Wills is alright for a few jumpers. Uniqlo for some polo shirts. Lewin / Hawes for work shirts. Just curious as to other's views. What's your shopping ethos? How do you dress? And where do you shop?