A bit of a mixture, I think the only tees with large manufacturers logos are bike oriented, like Troy Lee Designs, RaceFace or Sombrio, the same for various shorts, and I’ve got some outerwear from RaceFace, like the black snowboarding jacket I dug out yesterday, which is around ten-fifteen years old, that I got with a hefty discount from John’s Bikes in Bath. I’ve got a North Face Nuptse jacket and gilet that I bought twenty-odd years ago with a lottery win at work.
More recently I’ve bought a down jacket, mid-layer and base layer from Jottnar which have discrete logos on, but at the moment I’m wearing an old Quicksilver long-sleeved tee shirt, an DC skatewear hoodie with fleece lining, and a pair of ex-Danish Army combat camo trousers which I got cheap when they offloaded their entire inventory onto the open market, which are perfect for cool weather, because they’re 3/4- lined, and very comfy.
I’ve got a bunch of Uniqlo gear which is completely unbranded, some Howies stuff, and bits and bobs from Kona, and ex-Army Meindle boots, and the leather German paratrooper boots I was wearing today.
I’ve got denim jackets from Levi’s and Lee, and jeans fro Howies, Oakley, and Uniqlo.
I also recognise the fact that manufacturers need people to buy their products, and the best way is to have their logos on their products so that people who see someone wearing something they like the look of know where to find out more about it.
By far far the greatest number of items of clothing I own are tee shirts, and the great majority of those are band tour tees.
