Fratty clothing?
 

Is Express fratty?
I heard American Eagle isn't fratty.
Hollister is a big no too?

All of those are a big no.

Eff you...I'll wear Express any day of the week lol

Has nothing to do with the fact that they're one of my clients *whistles and walks away*

If it makes you feel better 90% of my wardrobe is from J Crew while the remaining is northface or patagonia which isn't fratty either.

So enlighten an old broad here...what clothing brands ARE considered "fratty" (that word makes me cringe) these days?

The same stuff that was in The Official Preppy Handbook.

I don't like calling it fratty, but I do approve of the demise of flannel shirts and Ed Hardy.

When did that happen?

ETA- My newest J. Crew and L.L. Bean catalogues still have an awwwwfuuulll lot of flannel...

It should have happened years ago.. flannel can't leave soon enough.

I don't mean this flannel.

http://cdni.llbean.com/is/image/wim/...id=418&hei=496

I mean this flannel.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_oQVKozalh0c/Sr...der%5B3%5D.jpg

Vineyard Vines
Ralph Lauren
Southern Proper
Brooks Brothers
Lacoste
Patagonia
North Face
Mountain Hardwear

Well ... I have decided to go out and buy some fraternity style clothing. I was just wondering what to expect it to cost. Money is always tight, what with buying a paddle and everything. I just want to have an idea of what to expect this optional thing to cost.

Are they going to check your tags to see where they came from? You can get good looking clothing without breaking the bank. Check out TJ Maxx, Ross and Marshalls. Many of the stores mentioned above have outlet stores. Carry yourself to the outlet and spend much less

i spent like 10 bucks on a full set. 75 for spezzy. 10 for club room polo at macy's. and 15 on long khakis at target. Gotta really stretch your buck in this economy. check out macy, they got nice stuff. I'm going to save up money to buy like 1 ralph lauren polo shirt a month. ridiculous.... 85 dollars for ONE polo

Well, I'm going with an active brother to the mall, so I'll try out Sears and Macy's. Although, considering the area I doubt I can stretch my buck too much.

Macy's usually has tons of coupons (and they are having a Columbus Day sale this weekend).