re: OT Mens fashion - Trunk Club

I've used Trunk Club for about two years. Nordstroms owns it now but I can still preview good clothes that aren't available in BR and get shipped to me for free. I love it.

Also, I refer you I think we both get a discount on your order.

Why is everyone on here acting like getting clothes sent to your house for free is so repulsive. Must be upset because Walmart doesn't have this service.

I use to just post pics of myself in an outfit I was thinking about wearing and the posters here would let me know what they thought.

You could always try that out. Posters here have an excellent eye for fashion.

Sounds like one of the old time record clubs - it won't be that damn easy to return those clothes. They are depending on you to frick up and end up buying the entire box.

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No shite, but they send it to you for free and then you send it back if you don't want it.

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Don't get all pissy with me, barry!

I'm just saying that there's a better way of going about being well dressed, than using Trunk Club.

Just ask your boyfriend if he likes it.

Go to Brooks Brothers with approximately $500-600 to spend and you'll have a few pairs of slacks off the rack and maybe a button down or two. Work with their employees and you'll have basic, fundamental pieces that are versatile and can complement your work wardrobe and double for a nice night on the town provided you aren't a complete tool who dresses like you're two years past splitting the rent with your boyz on a place on the Jersey Shore each summah.

From there, go to the Under Armour store right near the Brooks Bros outlet in Tanger. Bring another $200-$300. Find a decent Polo shirt or two, stock up on some Heat Gear Plain White T-Shirts. Maybe a pack of underwear or three.

Next go to Dillard's at the new Mall in BR or somewhere else they sell Frye boots. Try on a nice, plain brown pair. Figure out your size, then log onto Amazon.com on your smart phone and check the price to make sure you aren't being ripped off.

After that, you've got a nice combo of work wear, casual dress night out, sports casual for weekend or casual Friday/summertime, and versatile pair of boots for work or play, and some undershirts and undies to boot.

Lagniappe (for pros only): Drop a few hundo on a pair of cheap buck shoes and go find a nice seersucker suit and bow tie combo for summertime weddings.

You're set for everything except going to the gym, the beach or a funeral. Those are easy.

You're welcome. Don't act like this is too hard or confusing or time consuming either bro. Invest some time and it will pay off.

I've done it. It's quite pricey. My stylist was awesome but I'm not saying her beautiful name.

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Sounds like one of the old time record clubs - it won't be that damn easy to return those clothes. They are depending on you to frick up and end up buying the entire box.

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Nothing could be easier than the returns. They give you the exact fricking pieces of tape you need.

It's a neat concept, but it's expensive as frick. Plus it's not that hard to go out and buy your own shite.