Many people might be opposed to shopping at Walmart for [ethical issues.] ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Walmart ) When buying new clothes that are cheap, you have to understand that the things you're buying are probably going to be produced under sweatshop conditions. Cheap, ethical, and brand new, pick two. Many of the clothes (if not all of the clothes, anything but underwear really) you're buying from walmart you can buy from thrift stores, craigslist, garage sales, or ebay secondhand (and sometimes new) for less money. If you're on a tight budget, how many new "around the house" shirts did you really need right this second? Might it have been the more frugal decision to save that money or use it towards longer-lasting goods like better shoes? Buying a lot of low-quality products versus fewer high-quality products is wasteful and not frugal. If your $10 shirts fall apart in one year, but $15 shirts fall apart in three years, you're not coming out ahead. 2-3 months for a pair of shoes is ridiculous unless you're putting them through hell, and even then there's probably a more durable and frugal alternative than Walmart. Consider that a middle of the road estimate has you buying slightly fewer than 5 pairs of shoes per year, or spending $192 replacing the same pair of shoes over a year (plus gas to get to and from the store, and time, and comfort sacrificed in not wearing quality shoes.) Buy a quality pair secondhand from a thrift store or ebay, or pay more upfront for something that will last you far longer. I don't really care how Walmart clothing looks either way, if you like it you like it. But from a frugality standpoint, buying "disposable" low-quality clothes is usually going to cost you more long term. From an ethics standpoint, I personally don't think being frugal means being as cheap as possible no matter what the consequences are to others. More on reddit.com

You can get gildan heavy cotton t-shirts in any color from the arts and crafts section at walmart. They’re $4.95, and way more durable than any of the shit in their clothing section. More on reddit.com

they do have a men's section yes. not sure how deep into emo style, but I'd guess you'll be able to find a few things. they've got pants, shirts, probably flannel, and decent looking shoes. I haven't gotten shoes there in a while but I remember they had cheap converse knockoffs years ago.

anyway, have you thought about hitting up thrift shops? you might be able to find some neat stuff there

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I feel the opposite. I feel like Walmart has stepped up the clothing game. More on reddit.com