Chixe

Hmm, I'm normally all over. Recently I've gotten some shirts from Express but it really depends on what I'm looking for. Guess is good if I'm looking for some funky stuff, Abercrombie used to be good but now their entire clothing line revolves around satin-lined polos, and Gap button-ups work as long as they don't pre-wrinkle them like they used to.

The only jeans I wear come from Abercrombie, but they stopped making the style I used to like so I'm not sure where my next pair of jeans will be coming from.

Big and Tall Store. :)

For more run of the mill items, Target seems to do well.

Shoes - Nordstrom's
Clothes - Nordstrom's, online boutiques like Shop Robertson, Bloomingdale's (only during their sales and off the "add'l off already reduced" racks), random sample sales, Lisa Kline (not online but the boutique), Target
Denim - My girlfriend's sample sale (occurs quarterly in various locations)

I shop in a variety of stores from Target, Gap, Kohls, Macy's, to Nordstroms and other department stores, both online and in person.

I like Macy's. They basically have everything I have an interest in. I still poke around other stores like Gap, Old Navy, Abercrombie for shorts, and sometimes Burberry.

AE online.

t-shirts: thehundreds, digital gravel
jeans: pac-sun(bull head only) can't beat 2 pairs of jeans for 50$
shoes: anywhere i can find a size 13

also i hit up marshalls and ross a lot. they have tons of good shit for cheap, just gotta do a little searching ;)

@JPhill,

I HATE MACY'S. I think they have the worst selection ever.

I have the hardest time finding clothes. I am right between regular stores and the big and tall, it really sucks. Every once in a while I'l find stuff at JC Penny's but I really like Aéropostale right now, I don't know why.

I'm usually down with anything that doesn't have flashy text or a brand name blasted far and wide all over it.

That being said I'd have to say Gap or Banana Republic would be my favorite.

Avuee, that may be the case for women! But I can always find nice stuff there.....though, sometimes their stuff can be over priced.

I buy most of my stuff on eBay and sometimes Old Navy online. I live in a country where selection is low and prices are high for quality clothes, so I take my measurements carefully and purchase styles that I know look good on me. That last bit -- about clothing that looks good on my body -- took me years and years to achieve, but now I know. It's very helpful.

I love victoriassecret.com, forever21.com and zappos.com. I've also discovered a site called yesstyle.com that I think is going to become a favorite of mine. I could actually go on forever with a list of stores I like, but these are the ones I frequent most often.

I prefer to do my shopping online now as opposed to walking the malls, it's so much more convenient.