True Religion

No doubt about it, my knowledge of fashion is lacking. Though True Religion bills their clothing line as being: «Timeless, Hippie, Bohemian, Chic;» much of it appears to me to be more third hand, gutter or vagrant chic than fashion chic, certainly none that I would consider in any way to be elegant. However, their fabrics are good, the overall quality good but the cut and general fit superior. But for that you are really going to pay out the bucks and I do mean some serious big bucks. Then the more tattered, torn or worn looking the higher the price. Faded out jeans with holes and what appear to be paint spots similar to those you might see worn by immigrant construction laborers will set you back an astounding $ 398!!!
The clothing lineup is generally intended for the young, mid-​twenty something or younger or by those who may be designer label impressed. Other than the possibility of these young shoppers having a wealthy sugar daddy, which in Boca Land many do, it amazes me that so many of them are affluent enough that they can afford shopping here, but quite clearly they are.
The counter staff, as expected, are extremely helpful as well as totally polite and if you do shop here you may be flattered by the size you’ll fit into. I have a thirty-​two inch waist line but had absolutely no difficulty fitting into a pair of cheap $ 178 cargo shorts which I purchased, and I must admit that I did purchase them because of their keen fit and cut of the material. On those points, fit and cut, their clothing line really is exceptionally superior. Hence for what they are and somewhat to the point of admitting my lack of fashion taste, I’ll give them the benefit of doubt and go Four Stars.

Its pricey but the jeans are worth it! Great store, great manager, and great repair and alterations through their seamstress which are guaranteed!