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Lands End is the sole reason I can find tall clothes that are actually tall and affordable. Just for that 10/10
is it just me or did they fall off in a big way after they got bought by sears?
I've got nothing to compare it to, but that is what I've heard people say
They spun off from Sears in like 2014 didn't they?
oh yeah, I guess so, I didn't know that, I knew that they closed the mini-lands-end stores inside sears
I will say my only major gripe with them is that brand-wise, the clothes they offer seem kind of, unfocused?
But considering they offer extensive tall sizing and 100% cotton on basically everything, I can’t really be all too picky
I have only gotten flannel shirts from them, but they have some of the better flannels for the price
The flannel shirts are really good for what you pay for
Had some credit and picked up a couple of shirts that arrived today - the https://www.landsend.com/products/mens-no-iron-twill-shirt/id_259676? seems pretty nice (but I need to go get it tailored a bit)
(Got the deep balsalm multi check)
Didn't they close everything inside Sears?
I haven't ordered from them in 6-7 years so idk how their quality is now. But when I had ordered from them before I felt like everything was good for the price.
Aesthetically they're very "Your dad's friend." They're good for basics but you should be picky with what you order bc some of their stuff looks pretty lame
I’m pretty sure their average demographic is over the age of 65 😂
That just means it's "retro" 😉
I love me some retro, but something about seeing them advertise machine-washable suit jackets just screams "old man" to me
Yeah, their stuff falls on the line of cool/trendy “old guy” stuff, and stuff you’d actually see in a retirement home
Like they’ll hit 70% of the way to a cool garment, and then bust out the awful synthetic blend and give up on having any sort of good silhouette