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PostPosted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 12:54 pm 
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Where do I find them though? It seems like I shop at the same few places and I only occasionaly find things that are "fitted". I'm pretty thin so I'm thinking most of my wardrobe shouldn't look like I'm wearing a tent. Any advice? Oh and here's where I shop...

TJ Maxx/Marshalls (Same thing)
JC Pennies
Macys
The Gap (More fitted stuff here but close to out of my budget)

Are there any national chains where stylish thin people shop?


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 4:02 pm 
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Eventhough I don't live in the states I never ever shop at JC pennies or gap...and macys isn't really considered a stylish store since it has both fashion and crap. My favourite 'stylish' brands are calvin klein, DKNY, levi's, ralph lauren and tommy hilfiger.
You should orientate on what kind of brands are fashionable. What kind of clothes the cool and/or famous guys wear and what suits your personality best. As for the 'thin' clothes, there are enough slimfit shirts these days you just need to try some on.

And if your budget isn't big, get your clothes at outlets ;) Levi's usually has some cool clothes for a good price and they're pretty tight.

The bad thing about the states is that the clothes are cut large so the 'big' (fat) people can wear them also, so next time you try a shirt, try a smaller size. Ex. go from L to M or even S.

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Buy whatever you like and have it tailored.

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H&M's stuff is more fitted. Also Express sells a slim cut (or maybe it's called "fitted") range of shirts alongside their "modern fit" range. Stop shopping at TJ Maxx and JC Penny if you ever wanna get laid that shit is gay.


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 3:34 pm 
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Express has some good stuff, maybe give that a shot? Noticed someone else recommended it here as well.

Try Nordstrom Rack if you haven't already, they have some good clothes too. I'll usually take it to a tailor if what I bought does not fit me well.


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