Steps to Finding Baggy Styles

By Matthew Sutehall 

Published February 19, 2025                                                                                                                                           

Going back to the 80’s and 90’s, baggy fashion has been a mainstay in outfits across the world. However, finding baggy styles in an era where there are so many brands to choose from can be difficult, but it is not impossible if you look in the right places. 

However, don’t worry because with these steps, you can find the brands and styles you want with the price range you're looking for.

1. Go to well respected brands                                                                   

While you may see “underground” brands that look really appealing, products from these places can be very inconsistent and dodgy. Looking at stores like GAP, Hollister, and H&M will be the most consistent way to start finding baggy styles. They will also give you the base tops, jeans, and sweatpants you need to start making outfits.

2. Try stuff on in person before buying

While you may want to order things online, unless you absolutely cannot, always try them on in person. Many people order based on their normal clothing sizes, but when finding jeans and sweatpants, always go to the stores and try clothes on because most big clothing chains allow you to try things on. After all, you don’t want to be ordering expensive clothes that don’t fit you and you have to return.

3. Find deals

For most stores, just by downloading some store apps or adding your email address to some websites can get you up to 20% off at least. Also, you can find many clothing items for super cheap prices just by filtering your results. Remember, with a little extra looking, you can also thrift for clothes. While a bit inconsistent, with a little looking in the right places, you can find clothes for super cheap, all you really need to do is look at the condition on something you like, and after one wash, you have yourself a new clothing piece for an outfit.

As a Freshman Mario Garcia said, “Being trendy doesn’t always mean spending money, there are just so many ways to get nice looking stuff on a budget”