Brand Loyalty

[CarGuy65]

Just a few come to mind.
Pepsi (specifically diet) it's my coffee.
Ford for my classic cars. BMW E38 for my daily.
Aussie for hair products.
Marlboro Menthol (yea I know, so spank me)

[CellarDweller]

Pepsi (specifically diet) it's my coffee.

I misread that as "in my coffee"!

LOL

[Cuddly]

Nivea deodorant.
Heinz Ketchup.
ID hair products, for styling.

Relatively brand-minded when it comes to jeans. I much prefer Boss here, but others will do and I DO own other jeans that I wear with pride.
I prefer Lacoste shoes too, but can be caught in others after Lacoste released a, in my opinion, bad collection for the season!
I prefer Pepsi Max, but find the others drinkable if it isn't available.

But other than that, I'm not that brand fixated...
Since I realise I now need to prove to you lot that I am infact gay, I will share a story: I was going to visit my mum and had planned out the outfits. As I was backing out of our driveway I remembered that I had forgotten to bring my white belt to go with the white shoes! So I pulled the handbrake and stormed inside and upstairs to get it. Couldn't have THAT! Black belt with white snoes? nononono.

[Genersis]

I think it important to distinguish between buying and trying products just because it has a certain brand slapped on it(In addition to that loyalty preventing the purchase of other products), and buying a product due to previous positive experiences with the product.

I wouldn't say I'm brand loyal.
As far as I'm aware. any decision I make , if it does include the brand as a factor, is normally based on knowledge of the brand; rather than some vague faith/trust in the brand.

[Buzzer]

Absolutely no brand loyalty. If I find something better (and I will reach out and try different variants of something I like/love) I will pretty much immediately ditch what I used to buy.

[Aike]

Verso Books - the only "brand" that I actively follow. Does that count?