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Re:Show HN: Hoodie App is Men's Clothing in Two Taps by kin on Sunday March 09, 2014 @12:52AM (#7367626)

  I don't know of any brand of jeans that sells for $40-80 that fits well and looks good. (I'd say Flint & Tinder is the closest and they come in at $105)
I know HN's not the place for fashion advice but shop at Uniqlo. High quality affordable Japanese denim with free hemming on-site.
Re:Show HN: Hoodie App is Men's Clothing in Two Taps by snogglethorpe on Sunday March 09, 2014 @03:02AM (#7367768)
I've never tried their jeans, but while I rather like Uniqlo, their stuff is generally not high quality. I think the appropriate term is "cheap and cheerful."

I actually buy a lot of stuff there, but for anything I really like, I often buy two or three of it because I know from experience that it will wear out rather quickly (and luckily they're so cheap that buying multiple copies is quite practical).

Re:Show HN: Hoodie App is Men's Clothing in Two Taps by jamiequint on Sunday March 09, 2014 @12:59AM (#7367642)
Uniqlo is awesome. I meant nothing that you can buy at wholesale (where you actually can make margin on the sale) that sells for less than $90.
Re:Show HN: Hoodie App is Men's Clothing in Two Taps by chriogenix on Sunday March 09, 2014 @05:20PM (#7370010)
20Jeans is also good and has fairly high quality clothes. Most of the Jeans are in the $20-30 range.
Re:Show HN: Hoodie App is Men's Clothing in Two Taps by jamiequint on Monday March 10, 2014 @05:12AM (#7371940)
Interesting! Those actually look really nice (the $65 ones).

Looks like another brand that only enables this pricing by going direct-to-consumer though. Unfortunately that makes them impossible to buy from as a 3rd party reseller (their model doesn't support markups wholesalers would need so these kind of companies generally do not sell to wholesalers)