I cut all the brand name tags off my clothes, as I like my clothes tag free.

There's little consistency with clothing for me, nothing sticks out as particularly comfortable until it's had a few washes.

For good posture, backs are supposed to be smaller than fronts, but that doesn't work on a bike, so I don't mind buying cheap and just weeding out stuff that ends up being least favourite.

The one exception is trainers - Reebok are invariably the most comfortable out the box.

i've more recently swapped some of my apparel to gaming ones, NES baseball hat, SSBU T-shirt... Only brand-name things i have are Nike Air shoes. Sidenote: the ssbu shirt is plain black and just an outline of the ''logo''. The hat is also simple black with the NES text on it. Also i need to get a wrist-watch too.

North face mainly.

Adidas mostly n ck also creed cologne n million

Sketchers trainers are a must for me these days.. comfy to wear n good for walking the dug.. no fussed about brand names these days tbh just the auld feet get the best n there a good brand that last... that sounds pish I know but true

Adidas and Tom Ford mostly. Some Nike but only sb blazer really. I bought a pair of New Balance trainers which are really comfortable but you can't wear them because they make you look like one of those clean but homeless people

Got loads of Adidas trainers Gazelle's, Hamburg's etc. Also Cruyff's, Lacoste, Bjorn Borgs, NB's for walking the dog. Lots of Lyle and Scott, Farah, Berghaus, North Face, Lacoste, Fred Perry, Ralph Lauren tshirts and polo's. Loads of diff jacket and coats but the main coat for the elements is a Jack Wolfskin.

I love Adidas trainers and you just can't beat a pair of Gazelles.

Skechers for work shoes, other than that im okay with anything as long as its comfy and decent.

My old trainers, which are still good and used as dailies, are Adidas Samoa. They're like a sneaker but tougher/chunkier. My new ones are Adidas AS520. These are like Samoa but closer to a sneaker.

Both are great trainers, built like they used to be, with thick leather.

My running trainers are also Adidas - Climacool or something. These have done very little work the last 2yrs due to Covid. They're excellent both for long tarmac runs and shaking off water, as the soles are vented.

All my trainers are Adidas but my next pair will be Reebok. Unless I find another pair of elastic sock type Nike Air Max 90s. They were good.

Never had Gazelles. They look like plimsolls. Probably good for driving.

I wear a lot of Australian designers including stuff that's actually manufactured locally. I have no hard and fast blind brand devotion

I shop at next. Always have done. They're mostly brandless

I'm quite particular to London Brogues in shoes brands.

I like scruffs for workwear.

Skechers hiking boots. They don't last as long as my Salomon hiking boots, but they are comfortable.

Black Pepper or Orientique tops and jean shorts are usually pure western brand. Durability for shorts. Shoes hmm I go through so many for work its not funny. So Im stumped there. Tried many brands.

I like Bjorn Borg undrwear, super comfy. I'd rather always be barefoot but I mostly wear Converse or Adidas unless the occasion calls for an adult shoe. For fragrances I like Bvlgari and Tom Ford. Other than that I'm not precious about anything

I used to wear bvlgari. Nice

No, actually I think I got it for my dad but used to put it on everytime I went round

He didn't like it