idk, i'd spend up to 300-400 on a good jacket and up to 250 on a good pair of shoes. only time I would pay more than 300 for a pair of shoes is if it had jets on them.
Most of my shoes are $200-400 but to be fair I got a lot of them for free or 80% off due to working there back in college. I don't buy a lot of clothes, but what I have is nice.
I just cba with trying to match lately. Like today I wore greyish navy pants with a navy and blue fisherman jacket and black plimsolls. None of it went together but it was the first clothes I saw and I didn't feel like looking for other ****. Really need to step my game up.
I'm too tight to spend money, even though earning around 650 a week, I prefer to save for the future
I'm the same, its a good quality to have though. I know people with like $0 in the bank accounts, its mental. People will never be able to afford a house while I'm hoping to be buying one by the time I'm like 24.
I just cba with trying to match lately. Like today I wore greyish navy pants with a navy and blue fisherman jacket and black plimsolls. None of it went together but it was the first clothes I saw and I didn't feel like looking for other ****. Really need to step my game up.
I'm too tight to spend money, even though earning around 650 a week, I prefer to save for the future
I'm the same, its a good quality to have though. I know people with like $0 in the bank accounts, its mental. People will never be able to afford a house while I'm hoping to be buying one by the time I'm like 24.
It's all about having a plan. I save a stupid amount of my income in various fashions (401k, taxable investment account, emergency funds...) so I don't feel bad spending what I want on things I want. You spend money on what you like. I wouldn't use it as a means to look down on people, especially here, as most aren't even near a "home-buying" age. But I'm glad there are others who put savings first, there needs to be more of that in the world.
It's all about having a plan. I save a stupid amount of my income in various fashions (401k, taxable investment account, emergency funds...) so I don't feel bad spending what I want on things I want. You spend money on what you like. I wouldn't use it as a means to look down on people, especially here, as most aren't even near a "home-buying" age. But I'm glad there are others who put savings first, there needs to be more of that in the world.
Yep, you're are right on all points there. It is important to spend on what you like otherwise there is no point having money at all if you can't enjoy it. As you say it is all about having a plan, so that you can spend on what you want but also save wisely. I think at least some basic financial planning should be taught in school.
I didn't really mean people on here, more people I know in real life or those people who rack up huge credit card debts, don't even know what 401ks and end up in real trouble because they don't have emergency funds. I wouldn't say I look down on them but I think they need to be educated on money management.
Does anyone know where i can get "bigger" or more "relaxed" fit t shirts that are actually bigger than regular sizes? As i am normally large but recently topman t shirts are too small around my shoulders but XL looks huge
Anyone recommend me a lightweight summer jacket? Already have a khaki bomber and another black jacket, so was wondering what anyone has bought recently?
Anyone recommend me a lightweight summer jacket? Already have a khaki bomber and another black jacket, so was wondering what anyone has bought recently?
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I wish TOJ was still around.
Yup. Some of the leather and varsity jackets are beautiful.
AI are always too puffy or look cheap. Looking for a slim one like that one I posted.
New hat
http://jackjones.com/jack-jones/bomber/jjgavin-jacket/12084501,en_GB,pd.html
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idk, i'd spend up to 300-400 on a good jacket and up to 250 on a good pair of shoes. only time I would pay more than 300 for a pair of shoes is if it had jets on them.
As if being ugly as hell wasn't already enough.
What items of clothing are we talking here
It's all about having a plan. I save a stupid amount of my income in various fashions (401k, taxable investment account, emergency funds...) so I don't feel bad spending what I want on things I want. You spend money on what you like. I wouldn't use it as a means to look down on people, especially here, as most aren't even near a "home-buying" age. But I'm glad there are others who put savings first, there needs to be more of that in the world.
I didn't really mean people on here, more people I know in real life or those people who rack up huge credit card debts, don't even know what 401ks and end up in real trouble because they don't have emergency funds. I wouldn't say I look down on them but I think they need to be educated on money management.
Nice, my sister always takes the **** out of me for it so I was hoping I don't look like a ****.
Anyone recommend me a lightweight summer jacket? Already have a khaki bomber and another black jacket, so was wondering what anyone has bought recently?
I'm tempted to get this.