I'm going to be honest, if I find a pair of jeans I really like, I'll buy like 3 pairs. I only really do this for jeans.

OP do you also wear the same boring white T-shirt every day?

I have a mix of brands because they’ve been purchased over time. During that time, manufacturers change styles or go out of business, retailers raise prices, run sales, and close locations, and I’ve put on a few pounds.

There isn't one brand that "works best" on me.

I like my Mother jeans, but I like my Levi's as well.

I have a mix of brands because more than one fit me well and not all brands have the same combination of styles/colors.

A mix of diff brands bc that’s what I want

Me and DH both have worn only AG jeans for a while now. Just what we like and are used to.

Anonymous wrote:If you own different brands, what’s the point of that if you have one brand and style that you know works best?

No one wants a uniform. Variety allows for different fashion choices. I mean… duh?

All of mine are Levi’s. They fit me best and I’m a lazy shopper.

AG fits me the best, mother is second. Most of my jeans are those two brands and I have a pair from Paige that are in heavy rotation.

I have 3 Madewell, 2 Abercrombie, 1 JCrew, 1 Levi’s. Different styles, different washes, different fabric cotton make them suit different outfits and activities.

Anonymous wrote:If you own different brands, what’s the point of that if you have one brand and style that you know works best?

What is the point of your question? Who died and made you boss of what people should have in their closets? Why are you invested?

Maybe both. Multiple brands and styles work for me so I wear a mix. Most brands have set inseam lengths and either run or short so that's mostly how I decide

I have one that works best and then a couple more that work well. The point is that not all brands offer the same styles and washes, so sticking with one would be limiting.

If you own different brands, what’s the point of that if you have one brand and style that you know works best?