Debenhams Group

Not an extensive list, but these are the places I check out most often (excluding single brand sites).

Mr Porter (mostly #menswear, is a lifestyle store)

eBay (everything, mostly shit, www.haberdashboard.com helps)

Grailed (BST for hard to find pieces, most lightly used)

Rakuten (find those rare hand picked cotton raws you're lusting for)

END (UK retalier, beware the import duty, but you're going to cave and buy that sweater anyway)

SSENSE (high end designers, gets one off pieces just for them)

Union Made Goods (americana, minimal single angle product shots)

MAAS & Stacks (SF based, streetwear and minimalism)

Très Bien (high end, similar to ssense)

Nitty Gritty Store (swedish minimalism)

UNION LOS ANGELES (streetwear, cop some gold shoes and shirtskirt)

HAVEN (one stop shop for those eating poutine)

Oi Polloi (UK based, streetwear mostly)

LN-CC (monochromatic minimalism based in London)

Blue Button Shop (Canadian japanophile's)

YOOX (PITA to browse, but you might find a gem at 80% off)

Carson Street Clothiers (NY based loungy/loose looks)

OPENING CEREMONY (upscale streetwear)

The Corner (high end, get out the black card)

oki-ni (Japanese luxury, always has the beastie Thom Browne pieces)

Bodega (Boston streetwear with some americana)

Contraband Boutique (high end streetwear)

Barneys (little bit of anything you could want)

Farfetch (high fashion, streetwear, menswear)

Barneys Warehouse (everything you want is in the wrong size)

Colette (The French do contemporary streetwear better than you)

Haberdashmen (Chicago based #menswear)

Gentry NYC (be the best dressed mid-westerner in your CXL NB's)

Leffot (some great shoe colabs)

Epaulet New York (biz cas to #menswear)

Context Clothing (americana and small batch grails)

East Dane (Amazons attempt to break into high end fashion)

No Man Walks Alone (tweed and classic menswear reinterpreted)

Hickoree's (only things made in the USA or Japan matter)

Grizzzly Store (ripple soles and handsewns)

Revolver (You can only wear blue, black, and grey)

Trust — Los Angeles (sweats and flannel)

from u/blopblip

Morrison (some of the best knitwear being made, I guess they also stock other brands)

Independence Chicago (americana, menswear, comfy knits)

Acrimony (streetwear, still has the W+H x CG parka in stock)

from u/TheConfuzzler

Blue Owl (Great denim selection, lots of sizing info)

Slam Jam Socialism (streetwear)

Askov Finlayson (americana, lets go to the woods in style)

Indigo and Cotton (americana , with a touch of biz cas)

Woodlands Shop (americana, you can tell they're based in portland)

Lyon State (minimalist americana)

Steve Aalan (streetwear meets rustic barn)

Joinery NYC (soutwest americana whitewashed wood)

Hypebeast (streetwear with a modern touch)

Four Horsemen (streetwear with international influences)

General Quarter Store (americana, has a barber shop)

American Rag Cie (stocks everything from streetwear to vintage chairs)

Inventory Magazine (workwear meets streetwear)

from u/hirncraft

Need Supply (minimalist streetwear)

So, I have a moral dilemma when it comes to online shopping: do I shop and thus provide business to local shops and their retail/warehouse staff, or should I not shop so that these people don’t need to go into work (and delivery service staff as well) and thus they can stay home and not risk being out and about?

I’ve been abstaining from any online shopping since this all started but I’d really love to buy some new clothes. I just feel like I need some perspective.