I bought some of their underwear once, and it was stylish but the elastic fell apart in a couple of months. I've got a pair of Calvin Klein or something that was comparably priced and is still fine, even though I bought it 4 years ago. I like the idea of buying domestically but not as much as I like the idea of buying stuff that's actually well made.

I've got a couple thrift shop tee shirts that are printed on AA stock and they're fine but not any better than a Hanes Beefy T or something.

It's the Ford of clothing.

Stars for the tags.

Yeah I buy used vintage AA stuff all the time when I see it, because it's back to a 5 dollar hoodie, and their X-Smalls hoodie size fits me really well, because it's TALL (a lot of clothing manufacturers seem to think that nobody over 6'2 would wear X-small.. I dunno)..

And ironically it's usually from a vintage store, across the street from ANOTHER vintage store, BOTH OF WHICH ARE LESS THAN 2 BLOCKS FROM THE AMERICAN APPAREL! And the American Apparel is still packed.

i'm ok with sweatshop clothes. thanks, bangladesh. thankladesh.

I literally don't give a flying fuck what I look like, where my clothes come from or even if they don't really fit. I have worn the same clothes for pretty much my entire adult life and I wear some of them for weeks between washes which I only do on the insistence of my wife. My oldest pair of underwear that I still wear was bought from a chain store that closed it's doors in the UK. They resemble ripped-up assless chaps.

In my city, they opened one of these literally a few doors down from one of the best known and iconic local second-hand clothes stores in an area of town known for it's complete disdain for corporate stores. I've never seen more than a few people in there at any one time and I can't imagine they're very successful.

It's elegant the way it is, but if you decide to add tags, may I suggest 'bored sluts'?