Looking for Fashion recommendation in Europe(Germany)

Submitted by Kasoward t3_11e499a in BuyItForLife

Hello everyone,

I need your help. Im a bigger guy(220pound) and im looking for durable fashion in europe.

What i need: Jeans Socks Shoes

I dont care for specific Brands/Labels at all, thanks to my parents raising me the way they did. But i dont want to buy just the cheapest clothing anymore. Because most stuff lasts for only a year, maybe two at max.

Thanks to everyone for reading and support. Sorry for my bad english.

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EDIT:

Usecase: everyday Clothing for Officetime(no Dresscode), going around the city and meeting friends/family

Budget: I work for almost minimum wage but im willing to spend a hundred or two hundred buckerinoos when I can get quality that last for a long time.

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flatearthmom t1_jacar24 wrote

I really like Uniqlo, their clothes are cheap, very durable and minimal, nice fit and colours, practical and ergonomic. All the stuff I have from there lasts years.

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KytaKamena t1_jad7pfr wrote

Uniqlo, Massimo Dutti, some parts of C&A

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Kasoward OP t1_jadbo7r wrote

I actually get 99% of my clothes from C&A nowadays, but every jeans i bought there falls apart after max 2 years. I heard from Uniqlo quite often in the last years. I always imagened that because its a brand from japan, that there clothes are not made for a "fuller" guy like me.

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flatearthmom t1_jadrno4 wrote

I’m 6”1 - 190. Wear a M/L - 32” All their stuff fits me very nicely.

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Picnut t1_jadteto wrote

Levi, to me, seems the longest lasting jeans. You should be able to get years out of one pair of jeans, and they have a quality guarantee. Usually around €100-120 per pair

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Muncie4 t1_jacccco wrote

/r/malefashionadvice/ is where you want to be and you are missing:

  1. Use case. Are you an orchestra conductor or work on an oil derrick? Shoes mean zero without context.
  2. Budget. Balenciaga shoes are pricey and some are OK with $1000 sneakers, some not.
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Kasoward OP t1_jadaeee wrote

thank you for your adivice. I will make a request there and edit my post. Iam looking for everyday clothes for, I dont know, walking to work and sitting in the office or at a cafe and meet with friends. A 1000 schmeckels for a pair of sneakers would be totaly fine, if i can wear them my whole life, even when working for minimum wage. Thats why i wanted to make my first post here.

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