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What are the best places to buy high quality unbranded clothes?

I'm intending to do some extensive clothes shopping next weekend and I'm looking for ideas on where I can buy some decent quality unbranded clothes. I don't mind discretely branded stuff, but I'm not into big ostentatious logos or anything like that. I'm a guy btw. Thanks.

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Reply 1

Tom78

Think it depends what your budget but I'd look to places like All Saints personally.

Reply 2

russellsteapot

Without knowing your tastes, budget or whether there's one near you, House of Fraser might work. Tends to stock a reasonable amount of quality brands with discreet/no branding (alongside some ****, but it's easy enough to spot the ****). Isn't too expensive either, and the range tends to be very good.

Reply 3

shalla13

All saints cashmere is RUBBISH. I love the rest though but it's quite overpriced in general. I can buy better quality stuff in Paris as lower prices. And it's Paris !

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Reply 4

Brian Butterfield

superdry are notoriously discrete

Reply 5

Ziggy Sawdust

Original post by Brian Butterfield

superdry are notoriously discrete

That's sarcasm, right? :curious:

Superdry, Hollister and Jack Wills are three brands I definitely won't be buying. :tongue:

Reply 6

shalla13

Tk Maxx is amazing for finding good quality cheap clothing

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Reply 7

+ polarity -

Uni-qlo is good, for basics at least

try Zara

Second tk maxx. You can even find some pretty nice discounted branded stuff too..

Reply 10

Profesh

Primark.

No, really: the 'Cedarwood State' shirts I bought in 2008 could still pass for new. Though be prepared to sift through some of the most appalling tat.

Reply 11

Ryan202

Original post by Profesh

Primark.

No, really: the 'Cedarwood State' shirts I bought in 2008 could still pass for new. Though be prepared to sift through some of the most appalling tat.

Lol you shop at primark? Even my mother calls that place "cheap".

Reply 12

Profesh

Original post by Ryan202

Lol you shop at primark? Even my mother calls that place "cheap".

I shop for style, quality and fit, in that order. Sometimes this manifests itself as a £400 pair of shoes; other times it's the curated selection of £12 shirts that have lasted me well over five years, and counting. Either way, buyer's remorse is seldom a factor.