What kind of shirts and jackets? A lot of people seem to like Uniqlo.

For most sorts of clothing, you can just go to the website of whatever brick-and-board store you prefer. Places like Walmart, the website carries far more variety than any of their actual stores. And usually a much better range of sizes. If you know what you want, order it online and have it delivered to the nearest store for pick-up, which is usually free.

If you mean clothing-sales operations that are online only, Amazon has a huge selection, including many sorts of specialized clothing that are difficult to find in a physical store -- especially if you're not in an urban area. I mean, if you want a top hat, they've got several dozen to choose from.

Um idk ima start listing random stuff, Ross, macys..

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Schott and Vanson.

Where are you located? Wested makes great quality jackets and has this style for about £130. 

The image is from Caines, yeah but I seen mixed reviews about them so that’s when I thought it would be better to ask here.

Schott NYC.

You can go with the originator of the brand and design.

r/HelpMeFind

r/findfashion

TJ Maxx/Marshall’s, Burlington Coat Factory, Nordstrom Rack, Uniqlo, Kohl’s

Facebook marketplace can be great. My wife bought a bag of assorted clothes from a rich girl for like $20 and it included a lot of designer clothes and a North face jacket. It's definitely luck of the draw on that though.

Thrift shop in the rich people neighborhood. It's mind-blowing the things people buy and then toss away. Might take some combing thru junk but you'll find something amazing

Uniqulo.

Costco... seriously

Hi dm pls

1. H&M Hooded Parka Jacket - Size Euro 34/US 4 (700PHP)
2. Red Rain-Coat-Like Jacket - Size XS on tag but can fit up to MEDIUM (350PHP)
3. Puffer Jacket with no hood - Size Small (450PHP)
4. Pink Windbreaker (Heavily Used - Manage your expectations) - Size Small (100PHP)

Shipping fee should be shouldered by the buyer.

Copes is good, he does lots of merch for artists in the scene, plus his own stuff occasionally

Farewell Division is another one, all his stuff is typically done by himself but the quality is hella good and repped by a lot of people in the scene

Thrifting from places like Goodwill is a cheap way to find some good stuff. Sometimes you won’t find shit, other times you get some crazy good stuff. Also if you know how to design yourself, Goodwill can get you some good stuff to cut up or add to.

Don’t just try to wear things he wore, have your own style. Be yourself.

First and foremost you should try to make sure your money is going towards an artist you like. Wicca has some really nice show merch. Copes just dropped a fire bundle. Wicca said he's redropping some classics in September.

https://www.copes.shop/

Dark Medicine

/r/findfashion is a godsend.

I don’t do a ton of online shopping, but I’ve been liking Everlane lately.

Urban Outfitters and Hautelook are the other main ones, I used to LOVE Nasty Gal, but ever since they got bought out I haven’t shopped there.

Lulus.

The quality is good and the pricing is competitive. They have new items added daily and the website is easy to navigate. Shipping is pretty quick and returns are easy.

Jane. The only downside is that everything comes from different sellers, so you’re paying multiple shipping costs. Which is crap. But I generally only get one thing at a time.

I'm really digging Unique Vintage, I'm currently smitten with fifty style swing dresses and they seem to be great with varying sizes/returns ect. Though, their dresses are on the pricey side, so it's a rare treat.

ASOS is my go to, premier delivery is a life saver, I also love Urban Outfitters and have recently discovered Motelrocks has really upped their game since I first heard of them so I'm excited to order from there again at some point.