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Rec'd on 👚 If you had to only wear one brand for the rest of your life

i saw another comments and they are all about fashion brands, so i feel a little bit ashamed to name uniqlo of all possible brands... but you see, it's all about comfort!
they always have my size and my colours, they do fun collaborations with references to the pop culture, and their underwear is the best✨

@krawleek

Aug 10, 2024

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@danhakimi

OP said round one is luxury brands, no budget

Aug 12, 2024

@krawleek

danhakimi yeah, i saw the post) i just think that comfort for me means more that fashion styles. I could say that i prefer "normcore" aesthetic and that's why clothes from uniqlo are perfect for me 😌

Aug 13, 2024

@danhakimi

krawleek to me, a "normcore" aesthetic is more than just a basic aesthetic, it's an intentional play on a basic aesthetic, maybe for irony... But that's kind of pedantic.

Aug 13, 2024

@danhakimi

krawleek If you're looking for luxury brands making basic-styled clothing, look at Stoffa, Anderson & Sheppard, The Armoury, The Anthology, or Rubinacci. I guess those prices are not especially accessible, so you could also try checking out American Trench, Natalino, Asket, COS, and Arket in more of a mid-price range.

Aug 13, 2024

@krawleek

danhakimi thank you for recommendations

Aug 13, 2024

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