Where do you buy your apparel?

[arduous1]

shirts, pants, shirts, shoes, etc.

title says it all.  looking to increase my wardrobe, mostly major brands like: nike, adidas, j lindberg, footjoy, ecco, under armour, puma, etc.

online, store front, discount resellers vs ebay.

i'm primarily looking for places to get good deals, as i'm not super picky about brand and i am in no hurry to buy a complete wardrobe or anything.

thx,

ard1

[Kieran123]

Golftown, Walmart, rockbottomgolf.com

[sean_miller]

Shirts: Sport Chek, The Bay, Sears, Value Village, Valhalla Outfitters

Pants: See above

Shoes: Golf Town, Sport Chek, and Valhalla

Jackets, Hats, and Sweaters: North Face Store, Valhalla

[meenman]

Shirts - if I am buying - the pro shop at the club, if the wife is buying - wherever they are on sale

Shorts - Loudmouthgolf.com

[newtogolf]

Pants, Shirts, Jackets:  Golfsmith, GolfLocker.com, Dick's Sporting Goods, Bobs Store (shirts only)

Shoes:  GolfLocker.com

[Shindig]

I was using Target's shirts;  I still use what I have, but I find I prefer Kohl's, in the same price range.  Two of my golf shorts are from Kohl's, as are both pairs of Microfiber pants.

I also have a Nike shirt that I got from a outlet store, and one pair of shorts from the same.  In addition, I have a pair of Nike windpants from one of the daily deal sites (I think caddiesbag, but I don't remember exactly).

When I finish school, I will probably get a few more Nike shirts and shorts.

[jmanbooyaa]

Golfsmith(always have a 15% and free delivery, too bad some name brands don't allow), Kohls, Sports Authority, Dicks Sporting Goods, TGW, Rock Bottom Golf.

[sean_miller]

Shirts - I haven't signed up (yet), but there are some really nice shirts on the Nailed It site right now.

They remind me of my favourite polos from Point Zero and Quicksilver.

http://www.naileditgolf.com/prod/Closeouts_50/TRAVIS-MATHEW-STITCH_101.aspx

[jamo]

TJ Maxx or Macys.

[Golf Ghost]

Originally Posted by jamo

TJ Maxx or Macys.

If I'm in the States, I always hit up these two places. $20 Nike Dri-fits are too good to pass up on.

[GaijinGolfer]

I dont buy, "golf" apparel because IMO its overpriced.  Why pay $50 for a polo and $80 or a pair of pants from a sporting goods store when you could pay $20 for a polo and $35 for a pair of khakis from a department store?

I buy all my golf clothes at Target, J.C. Penny, Kohls and from Lands' End.  I really like Lands' End stuff because the material is really soft and because its a company thats based in Wisconsin.

[Shindig]

Originally Posted by Golf Ghost

If I'm in the States, I always hit up these two places. $20 Nike Dri-fits are too good to pass up on.

TJ Maxx and/or Macy's have $20 Nike Dri-fits?  I need to get to one of these places like now.  Thanks!

[Alohaed]

99% of everything TGW.  Occasionally if I am at outlet stores, I'll get a Nike or Ashworth shirt. BUT, lately my Golf Galaxy rewards have been paying off for me, and I've gotten some shirts and pants there too.

[glock35ipsc]

Guess I'll be the first one to say it.  Goodwill.  Yep, Goodwill.  Nike Dri-Fits, Ashworth, Ping, Callaway, Bobby Jones, Mark Edwards, Under Armour, Greg Norman's "Shark" label, Izod, Cutler & Buck, PGA Tour, Van Heusen, etc.  I have never paid over $5 for a shirt there, and they are either new (with tags), or so like new that you would never know.  Usually around $3, and most Saturdays are 50% off.  The majority of the polo's in my closet are Nike and Ashworth.

Same with pants and shorts... lot's of Dockers, Izod, Callaway, Nike, Ashworth, Bobby Jones.

Why pay $50 when you can pay $5?

LOL, this is just one rack.  I have another rack of long sleeve and mock-turtles, and another rack of pants and shorts!

[Golf Ghost]

Originally Posted by Shindig

TJ Maxx and/or Macy's have $20 Nike Dri-fits?  I need to get to one of these places like now.  Thanks!

That's what my girlfriend paid for one when she was in Florida last spring. Her father bought like 3 plus of pair of TW pants and it was like $95 taxes in.