Where does your DH/male partner buy his clothes?

[CharlieMouseWillDoIt]

That's it really. My DH is in desperate need of new clothes. He pretty much wears everything until it is worn out, so very rarely goes shopping. I really don't want to be a wife that buys all her husband's clothes for him, but a few pointers would be great!

[Selky]

M&S
Gap
Joules
Canterbury
Tyrwhitt
CostCo

[TiredMule]

Marking my place as my DH is in the same position! He is 31.

[tak1ngchances]

Thomas Pink and Hugo Boss for work clothes
Hackett, Crew, Gap, RL for casual stuff

He has done v well at TK Maxx lately although I did have to drag him kicking and screaming...

[dexter73]

Gap and Uniqlo. I am not allowed to buy him any clothes!

[FoxtrotFoxtrotScarier]

Gap
M&S Autograph
Linea at HoF
Tyrwhitt
Aquascutum for suits
Mulberry before they stopped doing menswear

But mostly Gap.

[lubeybooby]

I don't know about work stuff but for going out or more casual stuff he likes the white company, gap and abercrombie

[seeker]

TkMaxx, charity shops and Austin Reed.

[MadameCastafiore]

GAP
John Lewis
Banana Republic
Boden

He is tres boring, staples from GAP, Boden and BR and designers things from JL.

[AWomanCalledHorse]

Are you married to my DH? He's 'tall' (not massively, but enough that regular is too short) so the options are worse;
Lands End (tshirts, jackets)
Levis
Fat Face (occasional tshirts)
Weird Fish (jumpers)
M&S (very, very rarely, mainly socks, boxers & basic tshirts)
Gap

Most of the stuff I buy him comes from eBay or American tshirt sites (places like shirtpunch, teefury etc as he's a massive geek).

[wordfactory]

Work = Thomas Pink and TM Lewin for shirts. Church for shoes. Suits are made for him (not remotely as expensive as it sounds).

Playtime = Ralph Lauren jeans and chinos. Combats from Gap. Sweaters/shirts/tees/hoodies from all over (Tommy Hilfiger/Boss/Crew...you name it).

He bought a lot of stuff recently from Pretty Green. Great jackets and polo shirts...

[dashoflime]

Oh my God. Only ever Asda. Under duress and only when everything is worn out. He is terrible.

[wordfactory]

DH bought this jacket yummy

[VerySmallSqueak]

He doesn't.
If I didn't get him stuff he'd be down to the stuff from deceased relatives.

[Ragwort]

He only buys new clothes about once every ten years (& I am not joking ) - used to go to some incredibly old fashioned gentleman's outfitter type of place because he got good service.

Usually he wears what I pick up at the charity shop or jumble sale.

Very - my DF (in his 80s) is still wearing my brothers' cast off hoodies etc !!!

Fortunately neither of us are interested in looking fashionable so it doesn't really matter - I think I would be horrified to have a DH who went clothes shopping 'as a hobby' or set foot in somewhere like Joules. Equally, I acknowledge that the fact we are both so scruffy and unkempt would horrify many mumsnetters !!!

[MadBusLadyHauntsTheMetro]

For some reason everything Ted Baker makes suits and fits DP perfectly - suits, shirts, knitwear and shoes.
Also FCUK for the odd bit of knitwear
Diesel, RI for jeans
T shirts from LastExitToNowhere
Posh shoes from Jeffrey West, cheap sturdy shoes from Next
Random shops in Shoreditch for one-offs

He spends way more on clothes than I do. [hgrin]

[craftynclothy]

Gap or Next for trousers/jeans
Gap, River Island, Sainsburys for tops

[forevergreek]

French connection
Ted baker
House of fraser
John Lewis
Levi for jeans

He goes for quality so doesn't have to shop often! Most are 5 years plus old but look new

[InvasionOfTheBodyShatners]

Gap
Joules
Matalan
John Lewis
M&S (but NOT Blue Harbour )
House of Fraser

Anywhere 'safe', essentially.

[Bluegrass]

I'm chuckling at the idea of bespoke suits not being at expensive as they sound (especially when mentioned alongside 80 quid a pop shirts from Pink, and 300 plus for shoes from Church's)!

[MadBusLadyHauntsTheMetro]

Hm, actually I should qualify that. He spends more per item, but doesn't often shop. Whereas I buy heaps of tat from cheap shops all the time.

His system is better!

[EnglishGirlApproximately]

Gap
Levis
Some if the designers at Debenhams
Diesel

For socks and joggers to wear around the house either Primark or Matalan

[EndoplasmicReticulum]

He doesn't, really - unless he has to. The only thing he actively orders / chooses himself are geeky t-shirts online. Otherwise it's the nearest thing that fits.

[Matsikula]

Bluegrass, I think Thomas Pink have regular 3 for 2 deals so you never actually have to pay £80 per shirt.

And my dad buys Church's shoes - has 3 pairs on the go in different styles, looks after them and they last a decade before being relegated to gardening duty. I wish I shared his sense of good value when it came to clothes - It would save me a packet and I'd have loads more wardrobe space! Easier for men's clothes high, I think.

[Madmog]

Next, Debenhams, M&S, although, he sometimes finds the odd top in River Island and tshirts in Primark.

[ScrambledSmegsEvilTwin]

Gap for jeans.
Independent local shops for t-shirts, jumpers etc.
TM Lewin for work shirts.
Paul Smith sale shop when he's feeling swanky.