Where do you buy your general off work clothes?

[escapeUK]

jacamo, although sometimes i find their clothes a bit tight

Im the same with Abercrombie.

[Scoi]

Gap stuff is good quality and doesn't fall apart or look old after a few months, not the cheapest but you get what you pay for. Anything by an outdoor brand that was designed to be used outdoors rather than by dog walkers will be good but you'll probably have to put up with being a walking advertisement. Anything that's got a brand name will probably fall apart pretty quickly.

[Zippy]

Contractor attire

Fail! He should be wearing sandals.

[DodgyAgent]

Fail! He should be wearing sandals.

and leather patches on his elbows.

[escapeUK]

and leather patches on his elbows.

And I thought you only placed the higher quality contractors.

[DodgyAgent]

And I thought you only placed the higher quality contractors.

Ok patches on their shoulders then

[EternalOptimist]

I dont know where my stuff comes from, the missus goes out with some of money, then comes back with some stuff. It works quite well

I do have one big massive regret though. We were up in the middle of Scotland about 6 or 7 years ago. There was snow on the ground and I needed some new kecks. So we went into an outdoor shop and I bought a pair of cheap lightweigt troosers.
They turned out to be windproof, water proof, easy to clean, and very very thin. elasticated at the ankles
they were made of teflon apparently.

I have never been able to find their like again. should have bought ten pairs. no... a hundred.

[gingerjedi]

Primark. Where else is there?

WNS^

A T-shirt that cost £2 to make for £3, it's still crap but at least you don't feel ripped off.

It's the race to the bottom, they think we wont pay more so they reduce quality instead, this applies to everything in the modern world.

[SueEllen]

I let you into a little secret - most of the chains use the same suppliers.

So you may as well buy it from Primark as M&S etc.

[Spacecadet]

Im the same with Abercrombie.

whoosh