ShadyGrover: Clothing

Here are places where I get stuff to wear:

Clothing

	LL Bean: For raincoats and winter coats, good quality and warranty. Regular shirts and pants are pricy and not really my style.
	Dickies: Mostly good quality workwear at reasonable prices, long underwear and other stuff.
	Filson: High quality leather and wool. Belts are solid, mine seems like it will last decades (unlike the fake plastic junk from Kohl's).
	Hanes: I never thought to check if they have a website, but they do, so that pretty much eliminates my need to go to Kohls for T shirts, socks, and underwear. They seem to do a pretty good job of taking care of their workers and the environment.
	REI: For trail shoes. Most of their clothing is on the expensive and kinda hipstery.
	Varusteleka: Finnish company that has a lot of merino wool. The M05 socks are fantastic for hiking.

	Zappos: Free shipping and returns. Good customer service.
	Simple Shoes: The OS Sneaker is a classic 90's style sneaker. They went out of business for a while, and I was sad. They came back, and now I am also sad but for different reasons.
	Merrell: The trail shoes are comfortable and durable, although the waterproofing doesn't last as long as the rest of the shoe.
	Redwings: If you need workboots, this is an excellent place to start.
	Tevas: Have had a pair of them for decades now, including one summer I wore them everyday, and they're still holding up. I heard they were bought out by the same corporation that owns UGGs, and hope they're still good quality.

Wyze 44 mm Watch A very affordable waterproof and scratch resistant watch with bluetooth and a good long battery life. Has glitched out once or twice but rebooted and it works fine. I would not pay 10x for a top of the line digital watch.
Bellroy Notesleeve Wallet The leather is thin and now molded to the shape of the cards inside, but it fits easily in a front pocket, has held up pretty well, and is well organized. Newer models appear to be RFID blocking.
FreeKey Keychain makes it so easy to add or remove keys without screwing up your fingernails. Everybody should use it.