Diesel Reviews

This is a review of Diesel menswear. Readers should be aware that Diesel also offers a range of clothing for women but with no experience of cross-dressing, I am unable to comment on this. It wasn't until I saw something in a magazine earlier this year that I became aware that Diesel (the clothes brand) has just reached is thirtieth ...  Read the complete review

Diesel is a well-known designer company who design a variety of clothes from jeans to T-shirts and accessories. Their goods can be quite expensive but of excellent quality. Their logo is red with a larger letter D and can be spot from a distance. They like to show off their designer label and make it large on most their products, which is what I ...  Read the complete review

As i am unfortuantely(for my wallet) a bit of a designer junkie i feel it necessary to write a review on my favourite brand of the moment, Diesel. I love this brand as its fresh, funky and very cool, you can get diesel in most USC stores(mostly for Scotland and North England) or designer shops or if youre very lucky and have one near you a diesel ...  Read the complete review

My love affair started over a year ago and now i own at least 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. My girlfriend owns a similar score. I'd be stabbing in the dark at the cost, but it would be over £300 - money well speant i say. Diesel are renowned for their demin though it would be unfair to neglect the other superb clothes&underwears, ...  Read the complete review

It's about 3 years that I usually buy Diesel's clothes. From dresses to shoes. I think that DIESEL's clothes are very confortable, beautiful, and very very cool!Prices are not very high. A pair of jeans costs about 160.000 lire (£. 55.00) equals are very much to those of the famous brands like Replay, Levi's or Lee but ...  Read the complete review

Diesel, like Wrangler and Levis, is a denim company. It makes jeans, jackets, tops and all kind of other things. The only problem is, they are very expensive and you are likely to pay over twice as much for a pair of Diesel trousers as you would for a pair of Levis trousers. But the clothes are of good quality and there's no doubt that ...  Read the complete review

Diesel is a clothes shop that doesn't have a lot of branches around the UK. The style of clothes sold there are urban, casual. They are really expensive clothes though and I don't think it's worth it because they're nohing special with their designs. The only thing I like from Diesel are their bags they are really nice and in all ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes I think that I just like the stuff in diesel simply because it's diesel and whoever designed it must have a cheeky sense of humour. I became a diesel junkie in berlin, 1993 and haven't looked back. I am quite voluptous so not all of the stuff suits me but the little t-shirts and gorgeous and the casual trousers good too. ...  Read the complete review

Say the label "Diesel" to most and they will think jeans. Yes, it seems that in the past couple of years Diesel has become the epitemy of coolness in Denim and jeans. Indeed I have also sucumbed to this craze and the first thing I ever owned with a Diesel label in it was a pair or jeans! As you can imagine with the current denim craze ...  Read the complete review

Going inside a Diesel store often makes my head stir due to the hip, New-York-City-downtown urban appeal that many of those who belong to the pop culture want, but rarely can afford. A distressed pair of jeans, ripped and torn in places, will cost to the amount of 3 decent pairs of jeans bought at the Gap. However, some of us still buy Diesel ...  Read the complete review

i was lucky enough to be allowed to borrow some cloths from a diesel shop for a photoshoot. i choose diesel cause i like their clothing and it works well with my style. but i must say it's amazing how they can turn a hooded jumper inside out and call it trendy, and then charge £100 or something. that is legpulling if ever i felt it. i ...  Read the complete review

If I didn't currently live near Chesire Oaks retail village between Chester and Ellesmere port, I wouldn't buy Diesal clothes. That's not due to the quality, but the price. Yep, there're another pretty pricey brand. But are the clothes worth the money? I don't think they are, but I reckon at the Chesire Oaks prices (I ...  Read the complete review