Browsing clothing on these two sites is daunting considering they have hundreds of brands and their filtering options are pretty bad from my experience and sometimes wrong. Sure you can search by material but that doesn't help since low quality brands like Mango also use organic ,but low quality, materials.

So, here's a list of the brands I think are worth looking at on these two retailer sites:

Abercombie and fitch

Acne Studios

Aime leon dore

Arket

Aspesi

Barbour

Carrhart WIP

Columbia

Dickies

DRYKORN

Don't waste culture

Les Deux

Marc O'Polo

Matinique

NN.07

Samsoe Samsoe

Tiger of Sweden

WOOD WOOD

This list is not exhaustive and may even be wrong, so please feel free to add your input and even correct me if I'm wrong.

As the title states I’m looking for some brands like PWVC, I love their styles and materials but I don’t want my wardrobe full of one brand.

Hi friends,

I am desperately looking for brands like octobre editions. I know that there are already some similar subreddits, but none of the brands mentioned hit the spot.

I especially love the linen pants they sell, they're not as casual as they are from other brands. But unfortunately they dont quite fit me.

Any recommendations? Thanks!

I’ve been developing my personal style and have been looking at higher-quality pieces online, but I’m a bit hesitant to purchase. When I check Trustpilot pages for many European brands, it seems that customer care is almost non-existent, and people are often left disappointed.

What would you recommend for someone who can only order online, especially as none of these brands have stores in my city? Also, what has your experience been with online purchases over €700? I can’t really afford to buy items that don’t fit or that can’t be returned.

If you've had great online experience with a particular brand, please feel free to share. Thanks in advance!

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Which items do you hang on hangers in your closet and which items do you put in drawers?

I'm particularly torn when it comes to T-shirts and hoodies. The former because they wrinkle easily and the latter because they take up an incredible amount of space.

Hey, I am looking for European brands that make undershirts for guys, similar to those by Underfit (RibbedTee) or Thompson Tee. Thus far I am only familiar with the (maybe?) Dutch Confidence for All (https://confidenceforall.com/en). Any alternatives in Europe?

Thanks!

Can anyone help identify the jacket in this photo? The fabric looks pretty thick

I’m 18M about to start university in Europe (czech republic), and I’ve never really gotten into buying clothes for myself. Up until now, I’ve just been wearing my dad’s clothes, so I don’t really have a proper wardrobe of my own.

I also look a bit older than my age (more like 25), so I don’t think baggy pants or oversized shirts really work for me. I’d like to build a wardrobe that feels mature, put-together, and versatile — something I can wear to classes but also casually when hanging out with friends.

What kinds of shirts and pants would you recommend for someone in my situation? And if anyone has a list of basics I should start with, that would be super helpful.

Thanks a lot for any advice!

How would these go with shorts? I have a bit of tan.

Inspired by this thread on /r/malefashionadvice but with an EU focus.

What brands should we actually be paying attention to because they're offering great value and quality?

I’ve been looking for earrings for quite a while, but it’s been really difficult to find anything suitable.

Could anyone recommend any brands that make earrings for men or unisex styles? I’m looking for something elegant and special, but not glamorous or overly luxurious.

Any suggestions for a short wool overshirt/jacket? An example of what I like is this:
- https://www.nn07.com/en/eu/gael-8267-jacket-navy-blue
- https://www.apcstore.com/products/john-jacket-lza-woasd-h02893?_gl=1\*10ckt5f\*_up\*MQ..\*_ga\*NzkxNDQ0MDk3LjE3NTYwNTkzMDM.\*_ga_SZ8QYE6T81\*czE3NTYwNTkzMDIkbzEkZzEkdDE3NTYwNTkzMDkkajUzJGwwJGgw

I'm looking for navy, dark green, sage, and charcoal grey - anything but black, orange, beige, brown, etc. Thanks in advance!

Ninja and Samurai inspired keychains reminiscent of anime like One Piece

If you wanna level up your style, take a look :)
https://edyv0w-bj.myshopify.com/

I'm bored of boring, hideous gym wear that just doesn't look good. My sportswear wardrobe is in need of a major refresh. I've seen quite a few pieces on the Castore website that look great, but would love some other recommendations.

I'm a big fan of secondhand shopping to reuse products instead of consuming new. I live in the UK and always found it frustrating that there's no single place to easily find nearby charity shops, thrift stores, car boot sales, or vintage markets. Google Maps misses loads of them.

So I decided to build an app to solve that.

It's called Ganddee (free on iOS & Android).

I’d love for you to try it out and hear feedback.

Looking to find a good plain white T.

I’ve tried pro club but the neck is so tight and they get itchy after one wash and shrink.

Also tried Hanes but they’re so thin. Kirkland is ok after a while they kinda suck lol.

Looking for a nice softer material. And more for a taller torso. And somewhat flowy not to tight.

I (male) work at an office with mostly very casually dressed people, most people will wear jeans and t shirt or at most managers will wear a dress shirt and chinos. No suits, rarely a blazer in sight. So while a blazer with an oxford shirt seems slightly overdressed, I am wondering if a unstructured cotton blazer, a thick cardigan or an Overshirt could work as a good alternative as the shirt and chinos look feels bland sometimes, I really would like to add a almost blazer-like layer over the shirt…any thoughts or suggestions and from where in Europe to buy for instance a good cardigan or casual cotton blazer?

I'm currently putting together a list of men's fashion EU brands or those with (good) EU shipping and as I'm sure to forget some of your favorite brands, I thought I might as well ask what you would like to see on there.

What I have so far:

Abercrombie & Fitch
Arket
Asket
Asphalte
BENZAK
Bonnegueule
Charles Tyrwhitt
COS
Everlane
GANT
ISTO
Jack & Jones
Levi’s
Mango
MUJI
No Label
Norse Projects
Octobre Éditions
Portuguese Flannel
Stenströms
Uniqlo
Wrangler

Athletic

Lululemon

Socks

Smartwool
Darn Tough

Shoes

Blundstone
CLAE
Clarks
Meermin

Edit: It's definitely supposed to be a curated list, which is why some bigger brands like H&M or Zara are missing.

Is Vinted a thing for men's clothing? Are there any other dedicated platforms out there?

I’m looking for the Polo Ralph Lauren 4D flex cooling underwear. I’ve bought these before in the US but can’t seem to find them in Europe (or with shipping to Europe). Ones I find that are similar are cotton blend. The ones I want are microfiber and mainly polyester and elastane. These underwear are the most comfortable I’ve ever owned. Or does anyone have any similar alternative but other brand? For reference: https://www.ralphlauren.com/men-clothing-underwear/4d-flex-microfiber-boxer-brief-3-pack/100073757.html?cgid=men-clothing-underwear#start=1&cgid=men-clothing-underwear