legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79594 posts
Wed Dec-28-16 03:53 PM
6. "It's another excuse to spend more $$$ for less shit" In response to Reply # 3
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
one more reason to never have to leave your house and go to brick and mortar stores
I used a clothing subscription box (Trendy Butler) because I wanted to expand my wardrobe a little bit. I kept buying the same brands from the same favorite stores. It helped me expand my horizons a bit.
Cancelled it after 3 months because I just couldn't justify the price. But I'm happy I have some new brands I can look for now.
8. "I used Trendy Butler for the past 3 months" In response to Reply # 0
tried it because they were offering $20 off their first month
Each month after that was like 65 bucks a month.
When you sign up you personalize it to your style (fit, color schemes etc). Make sure you know your measurements before ordering from any of these services.
Pros: The quality of the clothes was top notch. I never got any brands that I was familiar with but the materials were solid.
You can send them requests for specific pieces. I wanted more work shirts. So they sent me some dope button ups that fit really well
They let you return anything you don't like.
Cons: As with any of these kind of services, pants are a tricky thing. All of the pants I got from them were joggers that had drawstrings instead of belt loops. Which is fine I suppose for casual wear. But these days I'm looking more so for stuff I can wear at work.
The reason I canceled was that I couldn't justify the price for what I was getting. I have a decent eye for clothes so I can already choose stuff that looks good on me from H&M or Zara for a cheaper price.
12. "RE: I used Trendy Butler for the past 3 months" In response to Reply # 8
>Pros: The quality of the clothes was top notch. I never got >any brands that I was familiar with but the materials were >solid. > >You can send them requests for specific pieces. I wanted more >work shirts. So they sent me some dope button ups that fit >really well > >They let you return anything you don't like.
I was on TB the other day, but wasn't too sure about them. Thanks for the info.
Plus, I think $65 a month, for the right kind of clothes, is pretty decent compared to some other sites.
>Cons: As with any of these kind of services, pants are a >tricky thing. All of the pants I got from them were joggers >that had drawstrings instead of belt loops. Which is fine I >suppose for casual wear. But these days I'm looking more so >for stuff I can wear at work.
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