Armani Exchange

I wear it all the time.. Great stuff for the price..love it.

 

I like their stuff, but they are just an expensive Hollister, Abercrombie type place where all the clothes are extremely tight and not very good for us heavier than average people.

 

Very big in my area (NJ/NY). I wear it a lot, but not religiously like a lot of people I know do. I definately like their style, quality, and fit, and think it"s a step or two above Abercrombie, Hollister, etc.

 

I used to wear Armani Exchange from t-shirts, shirts, to sweaters. They are so nice!

I now shop at Saks Fifth Ave because of the points my dad gets from his AMEX. Since they don't have Armani Exchange in the store, I now buy Burberry.

I still love my American Eagle and Hollisters for everyday at home use!

 

Most people buy it just to show off that over sized A/X like nouveau riche.

 

exactly!

They use to make great clothing
I do own alot of their clothing,
but nothing with any logos on it.

I hate anything with logos...

 

I like it, but I'm not crazy about the logo tees.

I used to shop there all the time. Now I'm just too lazy to drive 45 min - 1 hr.

 

I have a few jeans from them , thats all . Im much too classic for the rest of their stuff.

 

I love A|X. I'm really skinny and a lot of their clothes fit me very well, and most are pretty good value compared to a lot of other designer brands.

 

I really like AX because a lot of their tops are very unique. Most have a weird cut/style to them and I can appreciate the originality.

 

I like their blazers. pretty cool.

shirts are great, take them to a alteration tailor and nip and tuck a bit, they are perfect!

 

i think girls will appreciate the werid cut/style more than guys.

good for clubs.

 

It was good a few years ago when nobody knew what it was.

Now it's mostly worn by lame guys in clubs that act like it's actual Armani.

In reality, its a licensed diffusion line. Nothing more. They have some nice stuff, but avoid the logos.

 

Hahaha...yeah, pretty much!

 

I like some of thier stuff but i'm iffy on the fit. I'm not heavy but i have long arms and I always end up having to buy like a xxl to get it to fit half way decently. I mean are italian men really that small? Also i'm not a huge fan of the huge logos either.

 

Great range of tees. From cotton to silk blends (200? for a Tee?) Logos from the very subtle to billboard bling.

 

Oh, yeah...the brand fits in perfectly here: http://www.hotchickswith******bags.com/ (spell "doosh" correctly and you'll see what I mean).

 

AX is tacky as hell and does not belong on any male over 20 who knows anything about fashion.

 

+1 (unless you're from NJ )

 

+1 hahahahaha. I'm not elitist or anything a man can look good in clothing that is not that
expensive. I am a designer (graphic design/architect) and have done some fashion,i have to say
the bleach marks, tears, and god awful studs do not belong jeans of older (or anyone haha) men imo. it
just looks like you are desperately trying to look "cool", like the guys in ed hardy tees and insane jeans that even women
woundnt be caught in, driving around in a 430, with an orange fake tan, highlights in their hair, that i see all over L.A.
The over sized AX logo is for the guy who want to impress people with the Armani name, which is tarnished in my opinion
by the cheap asthetic of Armani exchange.

 

I see these guys everyday, and it blows my mind. Its so sad that some people just dont grow up. Let it go.

Its the comb over for the new generation


Antony

 

hahaha ya i was shocked in la. Obviously these guys can afford nice clothing, but dont seem to realize that they
would look much better in them. ohh well, to each their own.

 

Armani Exchange is so 1998. Even Ed Hardy prints are dated. Fashion Aficionados don't dare to get caught wearing any of those designer labels.


To dress like you are being presented in the best way possible, it is always best to keep up with the zeitgeist when it comes to fashion. You certainly shouldn't be purchasing garments and accessories from a department store like Neimans, Barney's, Saks, etc. Most of the clothing they carry are for work professionals which are worn mainly around the office. But what about Evening engagement wear, red carpet and nightlife? Clothing label they carry are to easily accessible and they certainly are not made carefully by hand and not with the best fabric or leather available.

To be a discriminant consumer (such as us Ferrari owners), part of being in a high base clientèle is to know where the exclusivities are. Clothing stores like Maxfield, H. Lorenzo in Los Angeles, and Atelier in New York is where to go. Other countries I recommend going L'Eclaireur in Paris, the Library in London, and Eastern Market if you are in Melbourne Australia.

Here are some list of designer label I would start out, but I must remind you that most of these designers are catered to more body conscious individuals:

Carol Christian Poell
M.A+ by Maurizio Amadei
Avantindietro by Maurizio Altieri
Rick Owens
Gustavo Lins
Attachment by Kazuyuki Kumagai
Label Under Construction by Luca Lurini
Ann Demeulemeester
Damir Doma
Number (N)ine
Thom Browne
UnderCover
Mihara Yasuhiro
Isaac Sellam


You can expect prices ranging from $500 to $18,000 per garment. Leather pieces can cost up to $40k per outerwear.


-Andy