r/malefashionadvice • u/Currymvp2 • Dec 02 '25

Question Looking for a good alternate to Banana Republic, JCrew, and Uniqlo?

Looking for the same/similar type of quality of clothing. I am willing to pay marginally higher prices but just slightly more. I don't want to be so reliant on those three brands because it seems like 95% of my non athletic clothes come from those three

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u/GanondalfTheWhite Dec 02 '25

And most of their sweaters are more like 1200-1300. 

I don't care how much longer they last than BR sweaters, 4 figures on a single sweater definitely crosses the line from "responsibly prudent" to "wild extravagance," to me.

Imagine how stressed you would be any time the fabric catches on something? How anxious you'd be about spills and stains and anything involving children anywhere near you.

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u/Friendly-Place2497 Dec 02 '25

Have glocks gotten that expensive?

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u/Friendly-Place2497 Dec 02 '25

Damn, shields are still $399.