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Anonymous

04/20/24(Sat)12:26:31 No.18092749

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Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)12:26:31 No.18092749 Archived

Does anyone know where I can buy brandless black sweatpants and hoodies in Toronto? I'm 23 and my High School clothes are starting to fall apart.

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)12:28:59 No.18092751

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)12:28:59 No.18092751

uniqlo

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)12:29:13 No.18092753

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)12:29:13 No.18092753

>>18092749
h&m

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)12:34:00 No.18092760

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)12:34:00 No.18092760

>>18092751
>>18092753
What do you guys think about thrift shops? Or the Old Navy? I wanna see if I can get them as cheap as possible.

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)12:52:03 No.18092777

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)12:52:03 No.18092777

>>18092751
>uniqlo crewneck sweatshirt
Fabric details
Body: 100% Cotton/ Rib: 82% Cotton, 18% Polyester

what the fuck happened these used to be insanely good for 40 bucks.

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)12:54:03 No.18092779

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)12:54:03 No.18092779

>>18092760
i would never wear sweatpants some other dude's sharted in. that particular garment is a no-go for thrifting.
i find nice hoodies/sweaters all the time thrifting. but there's no guarantee you can just walk into any thrift store and find one that day. if you have patience or a couple stores around you it can be very viable.

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)13:04:09 No.18092784

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)13:04:09 No.18092784

Get a job

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)14:29:19 No.18092862

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)14:29:19 No.18092862

>>18092779
My uncle pissed his jacket once apparently, so it wouldn't surprise me if someone has shat a hoodie once

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)14:39:20 No.18092864

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)14:39:20 No.18092864

I usually get my stuff used on eBay or flea market and when you just new evasive stuff you can usually get something for a couple bucks

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)15:10:06 No.18092903

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)15:10:06 No.18092903

>>18092784
I already have one (warehouse worker)

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04/21/24(Sun)08:38:27 No.18093575

Vert !vVERTYCmYc 04/21/24(Sun)08:38:27 No.18093575

>>18092749
Order it online you fucking retard.

Anonymous
04/21/24(Sun)11:53:28 No.18093712

Anonymous 04/21/24(Sun)11:53:28 No.18093712

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I saw someone here recommend justsweatshirts for hoodies and they are great. 18 oz 100% cotton hoodies made in Canada.

Anonymous
04/22/24(Mon)02:54:08 No.18094517

Anonymous 04/22/24(Mon)02:54:08 No.18094517

>>18092749
>brandless black sweatpants and hoodies
for the gym right?

why do NA students dress so fucking badly
no wonder boomers laugh at you

Anonymous
04/22/24(Mon)08:08:16 No.18094676

Anonymous 04/22/24(Mon)08:08:16 No.18094676

>>18092749
Aliexpress.

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)04:20:16 No.18096694

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)04:20:16 No.18096694

>>18092749
Fruit of the loom. Plain and simple cloth. Cheap af as well. Not the best quality but who cares for sweatpants...

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)09:55:15 No.18096867

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)09:55:15 No.18096867

>>18092749
Bruh go to Walmart and get some Hanes shit they have piles of them for like $10 max.

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)21:15:22 No.18097411

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)21:15:22 No.18097411

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>>18092749
Try Joe Fresh maybe. This is a cheap brand that started off selling basics in chain grocery stores. Now they have their own clothing stores. But you can probably find a better selection on the clearance section of their website.
https://www.joefresh.com/ca/Categories/Men/Men-s-Sale/c/56216?categoryCode=56216&query=promotions%3Dclearance%3AitemTypes%3DJogger
Also can recommend searching in Chinatown because the Chinese specialize in cheap shit. You may be able to find some racks defective seconds for very low prices. Downside is the fit could be all fucked up.