Seece said:
dunno001 said:
ramses01 said:
dunno001 said:
Seece said:
£15 for a shirt is pretty resonable considering most (decent t shirts) go for about £25/£45
Now if only they would make a L4D one ....  |
*chokes* And where are you shopping? That's insanely expensive!
As for what I pay for t-shirts, well... this is the average maximum range I pay. Usually, I get them on sale for $10-11. And ironically, they're the most expensive shirts I own. (Even my dress shirts cost me less!) |
Man you are cheap. $100 is about the minimum for a good dress shirt.
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I'd say I'm thrifty, not cheap. But $100 is just plain insane! I can pull off a professional look for less than that! I'll break it into pricing:
2-piece suit: $29.00
Undershirt: ~$1.00
Dress shirt: $3.00
Tie: $3.00
Dress socks: ~$1.00
Dress shoes: $15.00
Total: $52.00
Tilde's are for aggregated costs from a multi-pack, and also, for the record, I paid 10% less than the listed prices because of an employee discount. And if you still think I spent too much, drop the suit for a jacket ($15.00) and a pair of dress pants ($7.00) to save another $7!
Now, I know the next obvious question. Do I have enough for a work week without having to do laundry every day? The answer to that is yes! And some of the other things are even cheaper than the listed prices. (I have a couple of dress shirts that were $2.00. Not enough for a week, though.)
Oh yeah, I guess there's the fact that I don't even know where to go for a shirt over $100. I can even get a Versace shirt for $80, not that I would, mind you. (Plus they don't come in my size.) |
I can tell you for a fact your shirt won't look anywhere NEAR as good as the one I just bought for £70 
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You are the kind of guy that love famous brands right? I bet most of your clothes are from Hugo Boss, Armani and Ralph Lauren.
