Need things to open sooner...

[TheHobbyist]

Ive been using Amazon or purchasing at Duluth's online store...good quality but usually more expensive.

 

[BearBio]

Never liked malls, anyway.

I'm retired, so I wear jeans and t-shirts. A few fishing shirts by Columbia along with Wranglers and a few Carhartt flannel for the winter. Some sweatshirts and Hawaiian shirts. Old camo pants for working in the yard, painting, etc.But that's all. Buying from name brand and knowing my size, I get by with Amazon.

 

[susieqz]

i forgot.
i weara lot of haynes.
since i know my size, i get them from amazon cheaper than here.

 

[doublesharp]

Try Sierra Trading Co. They handle closeouts, discontinued and seconds of many major brands, they usually have an especially good selection of Carhartt clothes much cheaper than malls or farm stores.

 

[WuzzFuzz]

Not sure if trying on clothes will fall under the old "you break it, you bought it" if it doesn't fit.
Returns?

Well sort of..The one I remember was, if you try on a pair of pants, you don't poop in them so so can't take them back.


WuzzFuzz

 

[susieqz]

the only quality clothes i buy online are from l l bean.
once you know your size there you're set.
except now.
the lock down definitely expands one's waist line.

i'm like bear.
returning clothes online is just too much trouble so
i just donate clothes that don't fit.

 

[Camster]

I avoid malls.(and have a large one within three miles of my house)
All of my clothes come from Land's End.

 

[df06]

Bought new running shoes at DSW this morning, in Minneapolis suburb. They had a big WE ARE OPEN sign out front and the doors were propped open.