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lilia2055 · 15-02-2009, 07:27 AM

(15-02-2009 12:24 AM)Mrs Farenheit link Wrote:I live in a bin.

XD, of course I don't.
Anyways, the clothing style I generally like is Esprit. That's where I get most of my clothes.

Esprit is expensive, like mexx.

i prefer going to h&m or pimkie. both have really nice clothes for a reasonable price, everything over 60 â¬ is way too much for a piece of clothing that i'm only going to wear for a year or so. my jeans has to be able to last at least a year, same goes for my shoes (the only piece of clothing where i spend too much but my chuck's last at least 2 years)

phoebe91 · 15-02-2009, 08:42 PM

Dang, that's expensive x.x I used to get all my clothes from Walmart, JC Pennies, and Kmart. Now we don't have walmart and we have Kmart, but that requires work to get to (xD Stupid bus system) so now I just shop at Target and JC Pennies xDD

gothika · 15-02-2009, 08:50 PM

Woah I saw a Twilight hoodie for $90!
I honestly think that's overpriced,and pretty pathetic. No one honestly likes Twilight now a days it's getting boring.

ZePrincess · 15-02-2009, 09:42 PM

(15-02-2009 07:27 AM)lilia2055 link Wrote:[quote author=Mrs Farenheit link=topic=4907.msg174063#msg174063 date=1234653891]
I live in a bin.

XD, of course I don't.
Anyways, the clothing style I generally like is Esprit. That's where I get most of my clothes.

Esprit is expensive, like mexx.

i prefer going to h&m or pimkie. both have really nice clothes for a reasonable price, everything over 60 â¬ is way too much for a piece of clothing that i'm only going to wear for a year or so. my jeans has to be able to last at least a year, same goes for my shoes (the only piece of clothing where i spend too much but my chuck's last at least 2 years)
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Esprit isn't expensive over here in Ireland. â¬40 for a pair of black denim jeans, for example, isn't much.

lilia2055 · 16-02-2009, 07:17 AM

40 â¬ is acceptable. (does ireland use euro's?) but over here (belgium) those stores do tend to be overpriced. they don't even go below 40 â¬

ambz. · 16-02-2009, 12:41 PM

we just got a new A&F store in our mall called Gilly Hicks and we're getting another called Ruell something
Tongue

i REALLY wanna see them
i think gilly hicks is girls only though...
[BUT WHY DO THEY HAVE FEMALE MODELS OUTSIDE OF THE STORE? D:]

ZePrincess · 17-02-2009, 11:58 AM

(16-02-2009 07:17 AM)lilia2055 link Wrote:40 â¬ is acceptable. (does ireland use euro's?) but over here (belgium) those stores do tend to be overpriced. they don't even go below 40 â¬

Yeah, Ireland uses euros.

It's odd how the prices would differ from country to country, despite the fact that both countries have the same currency...

2qewl4u · 17-02-2009, 05:53 PM

(17-02-2009 11:58 AM)Mrs Farenheit link Wrote:[quote author=lilia2055 link=topic=4907.msg175698#msg175698 date=1234765040]
40 â¬ is acceptable. (does ireland use euro's?) but over here (belgium) those stores do tend to be overpriced. they don't even go below 40 â¬

Yeah, Ireland uses euros.

It's odd how the prices would differ from country to country, despite the fact that both countries have the same currency...
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Does England use Euros or is it still in sterlings? Just curious

lilia2055 · 17-02-2009, 07:00 PM

(17-02-2009 05:53 PM)a }{ m e d link Wrote:[quote author=Mrs Farenheit link=topic=4907.msg176179#msg176179 date=1234868293]
[quote author=lilia2055 link=topic=4907.msg175698#msg175698 date=1234765040]
40 â¬ is acceptable. (does ireland use euro's?) but over here (belgium) those stores do tend to be overpriced. they don't even go below 40 â¬

Yeah, Ireland uses euros.

It's odd how the prices would differ from country to country, despite the fact that both countries have the same currency...
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Does England use Euros or is it still in sterlings? Just curious
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to mrs fahrenheit: i know it's strange right, u'd think it would be the same in every country but its not, if u go to the netherlands u can get the same products as over here just a lot cheaper.

to ahmed: still sterlings, england is weird like that, it's part of the European Union and have a lot to say in it yet it doesn't want to change its currency(sp?)

ZePrincess · 17-02-2009, 08:18 PM

(17-02-2009 07:00 PM)lilia2055 link Wrote:[quote author=a }{ m e d link=topic=4907.msg176201#msg176201 date=1234889610]
[quote author=Mrs Farenheit link=topic=4907.msg176179#msg176179 date=1234868293]
[quote author=lilia2055 link=topic=4907.msg175698#msg175698 date=1234765040]
40 â¬ is acceptable. (does ireland use euro's?) but over here (belgium) those stores do tend to be overpriced. they don't even go below 40 â¬

Yeah, Ireland uses euros.

It's odd how the prices would differ from country to country, despite the fact that both countries have the same currency...
[/quote]
Does England use Euros or is it still in sterlings? Just curious
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to mrs fahrenheit: i know it's strange right, u'd think it would be the same in every country but its not, if u go to the netherlands u can get the same products as over here just a lot cheaper.

to ahmed: still sterlings, england is weird like that, it's part of the European Union and have a lot to say in it yet it doesn't want to change its currency(sp?)
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True. And in Italy, prices are really good I think.

And I think the UK wants to hold onto it's values as an independent country by maintaining their currency.