Colour fading of clothes

I’ve lost 15 kgs+ and I haven’t bought anything in last 2 years. Was saving up for the day I become fit. Now that I’ve, I’m going on a shopping spree. Suggest me. Not looking for anything high end, might lose some more weight.

The stupidity and arrogance of some leaders in some companies to use colleges as filter criteria for what is clearly irrelevant for the role. Mostly these idiots end up fucking up company after company creating these neo-casteist groups sucking off and living off each other. This identity based hiring is the start of corporate politics. I still don’t understand how difficult it is for fucking idiots to understand that while hiring for most roles you have to encourage diverse backgrounds at the start of the process to help you hire the right candidate for the long term, specially in a startup. PS I’m not against preferring candidates from certain colleges if it’s relevant. What i do hate is this herd behaviour of trying to hire only from your alumni the moment you are given leadership roles. It must be such shitty experience to work under idiots like these if you are not from their alumni colleges because their biases play into all evaluations they do about their teams.

For me - Mokobara, Chaayos, Chumbak Looking to understand Indian brands that have done really well, and understand if it's the product being superior or brand/marketing being an outlier

Stock clearance, mostly size 10 and less (for women) For men I'm didn't check I couldn’t get in my size but if it helps someone, cool! Original MRP 2000

It is such a cringe question but one of my colleagues commented that my jeans look old and I should throw them out. I bought them 7 years ago from Levi's and wear them almost everyday. Ofcourse, they are faded from the navy blue that they were to a more whitish blue and it is quite worn out. I thought it added to the appeal. I mean I can throw them out right now( they only cost me 2.5k back then) but I wonder what is the lifecycle of jeans for most people here.