"Homeless chic" used to flog £500 trainers

[Mrs Miggins]

I'll never understand it. I do not want any kind of label or slogan written on anything that I wear and never have done. I go out of my way to avoid it.

I bought new glasses recently and discounted a whole load of frames because I do not want to proclaim "Look at me! I'm a twat!" on my glasses

 

[Pickman's model]

I'll never understand it. I do not want any kind of label or slogan written on anything that I wear and never have done. I go out of my way to avoid it.

Yeh you'll love my 'brandless' range of clothes for the discerning follower of fashion which are proving very popular

 

[Spymaster]

I'll never understand it. I do not want any kind of label or slogan written on anything that I wear and never have done. I go out of my way to avoid it.

It can be done with style, class, elegance, and grace though ...

 

[Mrs Miggins]

I get even less the people who wear fake brands! I literally have no idea what that is about

 

[MickiQ]

Asda for cords/jeans, Primark for tops.

My last clothes purchase was a tweed jacket from a charity shop for £7.00. In perfect nick, I suspect that the previous owner shuffled off before wearing it.

I have no interest whatsoever in clothes.

So long as he didn't shuffle off whilst wearing it, I occasionally buy from charity shops but mostly my clothes come from Primark which is sort of a charity shop but with newer stuff and more stock.
If I need something with a bit more quality about it like clothes for work then I go to M&S, I realise that they're the not most fashionable shop going but then I'm not the most fashionable shopper either.