What brands are your teens wearing?

[RainbowsAndUnicorns23]

My son is in need of new clothes, but I have no idea other than nike and Berghaus what is acceptable at 14 now?!

My 13 year old wears Nike, Berghaus, Under Armour, Forty, Represent hoodies, Montirex, Cp Company and Stone Island (much to my disgust)

This can be very regional but my DS who is 15 wears a lot of Nike and The North Face hanging around and when going somewhere he wants to dress up a bit he likes CP Company & Lacoste.

Yeah I do agree it is regional.. I've seen people say on here their kids wear Hollister, Urban outfitters etc which definitely isn't worn here. Are you able to discuss it with him? North face is also another brand worn here, I actually find the quality of their clothes really good and washes really well. All Saints as well the kids have started wearing here recently as well.

Probably right about the regional thing, as I havent seen anyone wearing hollister in a while here.. we are yorkshire area.

I would ask him, but hes so clueless.. when i have asked before hes just said north face and nike.. was just seeing if there's other brands that would make it look less like he has the same thing on everyday 🙈

I would agree with the quality of the North Face and bonus he will wear a coat if this brand! To be honest op they all look the same to me aswell but it what he wants and he wears them. Would rather buy this then waste money on items that won’t even make it out of his wardrobe

Pull & Bear, Urban Outfitters stuff, retro Nike, Adidas, North Face, chunky 'Nu' Vans, old man New Balance etc.

Wanted to add Mango teens, they have some nice things for boys and girls.

My 18 year old wears Hollister, Next, Tommy Hilfiger, Uniqlo
15 year old is more casual and goes for Levi, Nike and basics from Uniqlo and H and M.

My 14 year old (London based) wears Asics katano gel trainers, Nike T Shirts, Uniqlo, Ralph Lauren (off Vinted or TK Maxx) - he likes Route One as a shop. Did wear a lot of Carhartt too (good sales). He's very style conscious and uses staggeringly expensive hair products imported from Based.