Dynamite James
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Tried Looking for some nice shirts so I Can wear for the 4th...
Most of the shyt they had was Trash B
Most of the shyt they had was Trash B
Why Most of these stores barely have nice clothes for men?
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Wait which stores?
Gully Bull
Love Sponge
Sometimes it’s not what you wear but how you wear it
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
Men dont get no love out here?
I Really Mean It
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Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Fashion is basically for rich men and women these days.
They assume men only wanna wear bootcut and straight leg jeans or else sweatpants joggers and cargo shorts. Then its branded or plain t shirts and sweaters. No range.These stores often cater to young fukkbois or old negus
These days I just do most of my clothes shopping online. Brick and mortar has given up on us unless you are in the market for fitted formal and corporate wear.
They assume men only wanna wear bootcut and straight leg jeans or else sweatpants joggers and cargo shorts. Then its branded or plain t shirts and sweaters. No range.These stores often cater to young fukkbois or old negus
These days I just do most of my clothes shopping online. Brick and mortar has given up on us unless you are in the market for fitted formal and corporate wear.
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
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Nice gear on the site. But the $795 Givenchy shirt had me
Yeah I feel like you gotta have gwop otherwise you wearing the same shut everyone else is wearing.its pretty wack. Little options and is expensive.
Online shopping is definitely where it's at for men but even then it's ???
Online shopping is definitely where it's at for men but even then it's ???
I Really Mean It
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Fashion is basically for rich men and women these days.
They assume men only wanna wear bootcut and straight leg jeans or else sweatpants joggers and cargo shorts. Then its branded or plain t shirts and sweaters. No range.These stores often cater to young fukkbois or old negus
These days I just do most of my clothes shopping online. Brick and mortar has given up on us unless you are in the market for fitted formal and corporate wear.
It’s how you rock it, breh. Don’t let these moist designers dictate how you wear shyt. A lot of dudes get caught up in just wearing expensive gear without thinking about how to present it to the public. They put it on, assuming the label (if it even appears) is enough to impress upon those looking that it’s an expensive article of clothing, leaving it at that. It’s why most of these current rappers look corny as fukk. Back in the day, brehs combined a fresh pair of timbs, some levis and a white tee into a clean ass outfit that got the women wet. It’s about how you rock that shyt. I regularly shop at Jcrew, which is as white as it gets, but they make the dopest sweatshirts and I always get compliments from brehs about my fits. Cuz I don’t rock their clothing the way the moist ass models on their website do and know how to present expensive gear and give it that hood/street sheen.
Nice gear on the site. But the $795 Givenchy shirt had me
I don’t fukk with any of their shyt that has labels on it. That’s for the Arabs and Bamas. Stick to the label free joints, and you’ll definitely come out with a clean fit.
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