European prep clothing

So you want to buy prep/trad/Ivy style clothing, but are a Eurofag and all the existing guides are designed for yankoids? Wonder no more, here a guide that I will keep editing so you no longer have to look, and no longer have to ask the same questions every fucking thread.

I'm assuming you already have read (if you haven't do so now or this list will make no sense) all the basics to what makes a prep/trad/Ivy outfit, what to wear on which occasion and how the style developed, so it will just be a plain list of easily attainable prep clothing in Europe. Prep/trad/Ivy clothing has an emphasis on quality and ethic work places, so most of the stuff listed here will therefore be made in Western-Europe or the USA. Prices and sales will be listed because being frugal is very trad. I excluded stuff that you COULD buy in Europe, such as Brooks Brothers via their site, but that has basically such a high mark up or fucking about with shipping costs, duties and returns that it isn't worth it anymore. Made abroad basically means made somewhere in Asia. You'll have to look around a bit on this list, some things are listed that are really not worth it full price, but go on sale so often and so deep that they become a very good option.

Shirts (all of them >3.2 inch collars unless stated otherwise, this is necessary to create a good collar roll. Skipped brands that make button down collar non-oxford shirts unless stated otherwise):
Under €100:
Luxire (made abroad, MTM) retail: €60-€150, no sales
Kamakura (made in Japan) retail: €80, sales unclear, dutes will be reimbursed at next purchase
John Simons (made abroad) retail: €85, frequent sales
Polo Ralph Lauren (made abroad, collar too short) retails for €100, listed here due to the quantity of their designs and their very frequent sales
Under €150:
John Simons (made in England) retail: €115-125, frequent sales
Viyella (made in ????) 80%cotton20%wool retail: €120, sales via retailers
Berg&Berg (made in Italy) retail: about €135, sales unclear
Eton (made in several European countries) retail: about €140 (€180 for MTO), sales twice a year
Howard's (made in France) retail: €150, sales unclear
Brooks Brothers (made in USA, or made abroad): you can order these via El Corte Ingles to skip markup, duties and €40 euro shipping costs, limited stock
Drake's (made in England) retail: about €150 (€200 for MTO), sales twice a year and more if you include the ones on Mr. Porter
Above €150:


Knitwear (this is where Europe is cheaper than the US, skipped cotton):

Shetland sweaters:
Under €150:
Harley of Scotland (made in Scotland) retail: from €95 to €125 depending on what ply, €100 for Shaggy. permanent 25% off stock sale
Jamieson's of Shetland (made in Scotland) retail: €115, infrequent sales via ENDClothing
Alain Paine (made in England) retail: €120, sales unclear
Above €150:
William Lockie (made in Scotland) retail: €150, somewhat frequent sales

Fair Isle:
Under €150:
Barbour (made abroad) retail: €110, somewhat frequent sales
Above €150:
Jamieson's of Shetland (made in Scotland) retail: €150, infrequent sales via ENDClothing

Nordic Sweaters:
Under €150:
aransweatermarket (made in Ireland) retails for €90, sales 4 times a year
Above €150:
Norse Projects (made in Portugal) retails for €225, frequent sales, also via retail sites

Aran Sweaters:
aransweatermarket (made in Ireland) retails from €80 to €120 depending on fabric, sales 4 times a year
Inis Meain (made in Ireland) retail: €300

Light sweaters:
Under €150:
Cordings (made in Scotland) retail €100
Alan Paine (made in England) retail €120
Norse Projects (made in Italy) retail: €125, semiannual sale
Above €150:
John Smedley (made in England) retail €200, sales often
Canali (made in Italy) retail €205, sales somewhat often

Cable knit sweaters:
Under €150:
Cordings (made in Scotland) retail €112
Jamieson's of Shetland (made in Scotland) retail €145, sales twice a year
Above €150:
Alan Paine (made in England) retail €160, sales unclear
Gant (made in Italy) retail €170, very frequent sales

Trousers:

Chinos (maybe the least hard one, every brand under the sun makes regular fit cotton chinos):
Under €150:
Luxire (made abroad) MTM, retail for about €90
Polo Ralph Lauren (made abroad), regular retail for €100 with very frequent sales
Cordings (made abroad), retails for €110, sales unclear
Norse Projects (made in Portugal), Aros (regular) fit retails for €140 with somewhat fequent sales
Under €300:
Berg&Berg (made in Italy) retail for €210, sales unclear
Corneliani (made in Italy) retails for €230, sales twice a year
Incotex (made in Italy) retail: €240, sales via retails websites
Canali (made in Italy) retail for €275, sales twice a year
Above €300:
Drake's (made in Italy) retail for €325, sales twice a year

Corduroy trousers:
Under €150:
Cordings (made abroad) retail for €120, unclear sales
Under €300:
Norse Projects (made in Portugal) retail for €170, somewhat frequent sales
Berg&Berg (made in Italy) retail for €200, unclear sales
Above €300:
Corneliani (made in Italy) retail for €320, sales twice a year
Drake's (made in Italy) retail for €325, sales twice a year

Wool trousers (95%+ wool percent only):
Under €200:
Cordings (made abroad, flannel) retail €170-€220, sales unclear
Berg&Berg (made in Italy) retail €200-€225, sales unclear
Under €300:
Caruso (made in Italy) retail €270, sales via retail websites
Polo Ralph Lauren (made abroad, in Italy and in US depending on model) €295-€395, very frequent sales
Canali (made in Italy) retail €300-€1065, sales twice a year

Jeans:
Wrangler Texas
Levi 501
Lee straight
all retail at about €80 with very frequent sales

Polo shirts:
Under €100:
Gant (made abroad) retail €60 sales frequently
Lacoste (made abroad) retail €80 sales frequently
Fred Perry (made in England) retail: €90 sales twice a year
Sunspel (made in England) retail: €95-€110
Polo Ralph Lauren (made abroad) retail €100 sales frequently

Rugby shirts:
Under €150:
Gant (made abroad) retail €90-€140, sales very frequently
Armor Lux (made abroad) retail €95, sales frequently
Norse Projects (made in Portugal) retail €125, sales somwehat frequently
Polo Ralph Lauren (made abroad) retail €145, sales very frequently
Above €150:
Sports D'Epoque (made in France) retail €150-€220